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Since 1991, Alexey Vasilyevich Petrenko has been a staff actor at the Maxim Gorky Film Studio. His cinematic biography is no less rich and rich than theatrical biography.

But such is the magic of television that it is after the appearance on the screen that the artist becomes widely known.

Petrenko's debut on the screen took place in 1967. Alexei Vasilyevich was offered a small role in Viktor Sokolov's melodrama "The Day of Sun and Rain": he played a farce waiter.

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The debut was successful, and in the early 70s, the actor was offered the first major roles. In the black-and-white two-part film King Lear, directed by Grigory Kozintsev, based on the famous Shakespearean tragedy, Alexey Petrenko was reincarnated as Oswald.

The first big role of Petrenko was Peter the Great in the cult film by Alexander Mitta "The Tale of How Tsar Peter Married the Arap." In the performance of the actor, the autocrat turned out to be what most historians describe him: stern, but fair.

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