On November 8, the Vakhtangov Theater announced the death of Vladimir Simonov, who lived for 69 years. He worked at this theater for over 35 years, leaving a significant mark in its history.
During his career in the theater, Simonov participated in more than twenty performances, including "Princess Turandot," "Othello," "Eugene Onegin," "War and Peace," and "Uncle Vanya." His work also extended to film and television, where he established himself as a talented actor.
Vladimir Simonov is remembered by audiences for films such as "Lonely People Get a Dormitory" and "The Land of Oz," as well as for roles in the series "Border. Taiga Romance," "Moscow Windows," and "Children of the Arbats." His filmography includes over 150 works.
In 2001, Simonov was awarded the title of People's Artist of Russia, in 2018 he received the Order of Friendship, and in 2025 he became a recipient of the Order of Honor.
Source: kinotv.ru
