Photo actress Mary World with Rostislav Platcom

Original photo from the personal archive of the second wife of Leonid Utesov Antonina Revels. Picture size 90*140 mm. In the photo the mother of actor Andrei Mironov, Maria Vladimirovna, Antonina Revels and famous actor Rostislav Plyatt. Excellent condition. The guarantee of authenticity.

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   Maria Vladimirovna Mironova (1911-1997) — Soviet and Russian actress, mother of actor Andrei Mironov. People's artist of USSR (1991). Maria Vladimirovna Mironova was born 24 Dec 1910 (January 6, 1911) in Moscow in the family of an employee of Vladimir Nikolayevich Mironov. Mother, Elizaveta Ivanovna was a school teacher. He graduated from the theatrical College named after Lunacharsky in 1927. In the period from 1927 to 1931 — actress of the Moscow operetta theatre and the Moscow art theater 2nd, and then the Moscow music hall, Central theatre of transport. From February of 1928 he performed on stage. In the movie, Maria Mironov made his debut in 1938, in the movie G. V. Alexandrov "Volga-Volga" (Zoya, Secretary Byvalova). In 1938-1947, he worked at the Moscow theatre of miniatures. The actress is a bright talent, Maria Mironova created a series of comedic and sharply satirical images (pop performances of the "Talking letter", "You know them", "family matters", "BLOB"). Mariya Mironova acted monologues that he wrote for her, Arkady Arkanov, Gorin, Semyon Altov, Alexander Volodarsky, Marian Belenky and others worked for many years in a Duo with her husband, stage actor A. S. Menaker created by them in 1952, Theatre in 1984, produced in collaboration with him the book "...In his repertoire". 1990 — actress of the Moscow theatre-Studio under direction of O. P. Tabakov. In 1995, he held her gala performance in the theater "School of modern play". Died Maria Vladimirovna Mironova 13 Nov 1997 in Moscow. Buried at the cemetery Vagankovsky.

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   Rostislav Yanovich Plyatt (1908-1989 gg) — Soviet film and theater actor. People's artist of USSR (1961). Laureate of the State prize of the USSR (1982). Rostislav Plyatt was born in Rostov-na-Donu on 30 November (13 December) 1908. The father — known Rostov lawyer, Jan (John) I. Plyat, the origin of the "pole, though heavily Russified". Pseudonym Rostislav himself invented himself by adding one letter "t" names, and slightly changing the middle name. Mother — Zinaida Takamanda — Ukrainian, native of Poltava. Studied in drama courses under the guidance of Yu, since 1927 worked in the Studio Theater. In 1936, together with the theatre moved to Rostov-on-don, where worked in the Theater named after M. Gorky. In the 1938-1941 years, back in Moscow, became the actor of Theatre of a name of Lenin Komsomol, in 1941-1943 — the Moscow theater of drama (now the Moscow academic theatre named after Vladimir Mayakovsky), in 1943 in the Theater Mossovet. The first major stage success was the role of Von Ranken played in 1938 at the Rostov theatre (the play "Days of our lives" L. N. Andreeva). This role is found a tendency of an actor to an in-depth, psychologically subtle to the disclosure of character. Prior to this role, Plyatt was recognized comedian who created images with a sharp outward pattern and vividly delineated character. In film actor began its work in 1939. The first role of the bachelor in the movie "the foundling". Popularity Plyatt was based not only on the number of stage and screen work, but also on the human qualities of the artist, who became the embodiment of intelligence. In addition to work in film and theater, the actor participated in the dubbing of films. Yaroslav Moryleva in his interview, recalled that learned so much working with him. Creativity Rostislav Plyatt distinguish intellectualism, the gift of inner transformation, irony, deep charm. Lived on Bolshaya Bronnaya street, 2/6, where in memory of the actor the memorial Board is established. Rostislav Yanovich Plyatt died 30 June 1989. He was buried in Moscow at Novodevichy cemetery (section No. 10).