Vladimir Lukyanchikov
Vladimir Lukyanchikov is known for Hardcore Henry (2015), Zashchitniki (2017) and Elena (2011).
Vladimir Lyubimtsev
Vladimir Lyubimtsev is an actor, known for Land of Legends (2022), Kitoboy (2020) and Polyarnyy (2019).
Vladimir Malyugin
Vladimir Malyugin was born on 8 October 1973 in Former USSR. He is an actor, known for Dark World (2010), Statskiy sovetnik (2005) and Les (2018).
Vladimir Mashkov
Vladimir Lvovich Mashkov was born in Tula, to Natalia, a puppet theatre director, and Lev Mashkov, an actor. He worked for Oleg Tabakov's theatre where he performed in Alexander Galich's "My Big Land", Neil Simon's "Biloxy Blues", Nickolai Gogol's "The Inspector General", Jean-Batiste Moliere's "Don Juan", and other plays. As a director, he staged "A Star Hour By Local Time", "Passions For Bumbarash", "The Death-Defying Act" and Bertolt Brecht's "The Threepenny Opera".
Vladimir Maslakov
Vladimir Maslakov is known for Mushketyory Ekateriny (2007), Sansara (2023) and Morskie dyavoly (2005).
Vladimir Maysuradze
Vladimir Maysuradze was born on May 25, 1967. He is an actor, known for Babochki (1991), Litso frantsuzskoy natsionalnosti (2000) and Niotkuda s lyubovyu, ili Vesyolye pokhorony (2006).
Vladimir Medar
Vladimir Medar was born in 1923 in Zagreb, Croatia, Yugoslavia. He was an actor, known for Fiddler on the Roof (1971), Le fils de Tarass Boulba (1962) and L'incendio di Roma (1965). He died on May 17, 1978 in Bela Crkva, Serbia, Yugoslavia.
Vladimir Menshov
Vladimir Menshov was a Russian director and actor, noted for his depiction of the Russian everyman and working class life in his films. Born on September, 17, 1937 in Baku (then USSR, now the territory of Azerbaijan), like many Russian directors and actors Menshov studied at the state film school VGIK. Although his filmography as an actor is superior to that as director (actually confined to only five movies), he will be remembered most of all for his second film as director, Moskva slezam ne verit (1980), one of the most popular and beloved films in Russia, starring his wife Vera Alentova. The film brought him international recognition and the Oscar for the Best Foreign Film. Menshov did not attend the Academy Awards ceremony personally because he could not leave the country due to some problems of political nature, and the prize statuette was accepted by the USSR Commissioner to the U.S. The film itself is a moving story of three girlfriends who arrive in Moscow in search for a better life. A great melodrama in the first place, on a close analysis, the film can be seen as a biography of a whole generation since in the late 1970s, young people who abandoned their provincial towns with no opportunities for good jobs and strove to settle in the Russian capital. In 1999, the 20th anniversary of the film's original release was celebrated at a series of events around Russia. Another film, an immensely popular comedy of manners Lyubov i golubi (1985), was about a rural farmer peasant falling in love with a glamor urban lady. It ensured that his career continued to glitter. In the decade that followed he refrained from directing and in his rare interviews was very critical of the cinema industry. In 1995 he made Shirli-myrli (1995) - a very long extravaganza satirizing practically every aspect of cultural and political life in Russia. The film showed that these "off the job" years had not affected his talent. Zavist bogov (2000) - a nostalgic drama - demonstrated his longing for the Soviet era life style. Although criticized by some for "being too simple", Menshov was affectionately loved by ordinary cinema-goers who saw him as one of a very few directors capable of creating a perfect comedy or drama out of a down-to-earth situation.
Vladimir Mihaylov
Vladimir Mihaylov was born in Sofia Bulgaria. He has graduated from Sofia University with a bachelor's degree in English Philology. Vladimir has been living in the USA a couple of years before coming back in Bulgaria for good. His acting career started from a foreign movie he has taken a part in. He has starred in many foreign movies as well as in the Bulgarian movie "Heights" and the TV series "Brothers". Vladimir is also part of the music band "Rewind".
Vladimir Mineev
Vladimir Mineev is an actor, known for Russkiy Reyd (2020), Bullterrier (2022) and Anna Sedokova: Santa Barbara (2019).