Innokentii Mikhailovich Smoktunovskii

Japanese: スモクトゥノフスキー（英語表記）Innokentii Mikhailovich Smoktunovskii

1925‐94
A Soviet actor. He began his acting career in Krasnoyarsk in 1945, and moved around to various regional theaters, including in Volgograd, until 1955, when he began appearing in films. In 1957 he became an actor at the Bolshoi Drama Theater in Leningrad, where he demonstrated his true talent by showing delicate psychological expression in the role of Myshkin in "The Idiot." After working at the Maly Theater in Moscow, he later joined the Moscow Art Theatre. He is well known in Japan for his work in films such as "Hamlet" and "Tchaikovsky." [Miyazawa Shunichi]

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1925‐94
ソ連邦の俳優。1945年クラスノヤルスクで俳優生活をはじめ，55年までボルゴグラードなど地方劇場を転々とし，55年から映画に出演する。57年にレニングラードのボリショイ･ドラマ劇場の俳優となり，《白痴》のムイシキン役で繊細な心理表現を示し，真の才能を開化させた。モスクワのマールイ劇場を経て，のちモスクワ芸術座所属。映画《ハムレット》《チャイコフスキー》などで日本でもよく知られる。【宮沢俊一】

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