Herman Sinitzyn
Herman Sinitzyn | |
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Born | Herman Yegorovich Sinitsyn (Герман Егорович Синицын) 1 February 1940 |
Died | 25 June 2016 | (aged 76)
Herman Sinitzyn (Russian: Герман Синицын; February 1, 1940, Chișinău – June 25, 2016, Los Angeles[1][2]) was a Russian and American actor. Artist blues on blues harmonica. A member of the Screen Actors Guild.[3][4]
Biography[]
Herman Sinitsyn was born in Chișinău in 1940. After moving with his family to Leningrad, he served in the army and entered the Leningrad State University on the faculty of foreign languages.[5] For a long time he worked as a translator. The first steps in the acting profession Herman did back in the years of service in the army.
Arriving in the United States, he continued to work as a translator. The will of fate landed a role in a movie The Hunt for Red October. In this film, he starred in a cameo the midshipman and received three days of shooting 40,000 dollars.[5]
Filmography[]
- 1990: The Hunt for Red October as Seaman #5 - Red October[5]
- 1994: Love Affair as Russian Waiter
- 1995: ER (Episode: Everything Old Is New Again) as Uncle Michel
- 1996: 2090 as Victor
- 1998: Team Knight Rider (Episode: Home Away from Home) as KGB Officer Markov
- 2003: Russians in the City of Angels (Episode: Semya)
- 2004: Alias (Episode: The Frame) as Petr Berezovsky
- 2008: General Hospital as Russian Priest
- 2008: Tsunami Beach Club as Dr. Peankov
- 2012: Joseph as Jacob
- 2013: Zoochosis (Episode: Case 04: Magic) as Sailor
- 2013: Cleaver Family Reunion as Elderly Man
- 2013: The Eric Andre Show (TV Series)
- 2014: Esther (TV Movie) as Hadar
- 2015: A Night at Christmas (TV Movie) as Balthazar
- 2017: Merrily as Kliment[6]
- Music video
Personal life[]
He was divorced. A daughter Anastasia.
References[]
- ^ Herman Sinitzyn at KinoPoisk
- ^ Herman Sinitzyn at Kino-Teatr
- ^ Все актёры.ру
- ^ Родом из Молдовы: Герман Синицын — член Гильдии киноактёров США
- ^ a b c Выходцы из Молдовы в Голливуде решают, кто из актеров получит «Оскара»!
- ^ Кино MAX
- ^ Avril Lavigne. Videography
- ^ Katy Perry – The One That Got Away
External links[]
- 1940 births
- 2016 deaths
- Soviet emigrants to the United States
- Russian emigrants to the United States
- Actors from Chișinău
- Russian male actors
- American male film actors
- American male television actors
- Saint Petersburg State University alumni