Aleksei Glazyrin was a Russian film actor best known for his portrayal
of a WWII veteran in Belorusskiy vokzal (1970).
He was born Aleksei Aleksandrovich Glazyrin on August 1, 1922, in
Glazov, Russia. In 1944 he graduated from State Institute of Theatrical
Art (GITIS) in Moscow. During the 50s and 60s he worked with various
stage companies in Russia, including the Stanislavsky Theatre in
Moscow.
Glazyrin made his film debut in 1957, in 'V pogone za slavoi'. His best
known film appearances were as Malinin in 'Zhiviye i myortvye' and as
Kharlamov in 'Belorusskiy vokzal (1970)'.
Aleksei Glazyrin died of a heart attack, aged 48, on April 13, 1971,
and was laid to rest in Vvedenskoe cemetery in Moscow, Russia
Tolko tri nochi(1989)as otets Kati
Krasnaya metel(1971)
Belorussky Station(1971)as Viktor Kharlamov
Osvobozhdenie: Napravlenie glavnogo udara(1971)as Ponomarenko
Molodye(1971)as Grigoriy Kolesov
Chtoby pomnili(1993)as Self