Leonid Leonov(1899-1994)

Leonid Leonov est né le 31 mai 1899 à Moscou, URSS. Il était scénariste. Il est connu pour Begstvo mistera Mak-Kinli (1975), Obyknovennyy chelovek (1956) et Russkiy les (1964). Il était marié à Tatiana Mikhailovna Sabashnikova. Il est mort le 8 août 1994 à Moscou, URSS.

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Begstvo mistera Mak-Kinli
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- screenplay
- story
- 1975
Barsuki
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Série télévisée
- writer
- 1968
Russkiy les
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- novel
- screenplay
- 1964
Vlk
Téléfilm
- play
- 1962
Obyknovennyy chelovek
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- play
- screenplay (as L. Lonov)
- 1956
Moskva: Stolitsa SSR
- narration text
- 1947
Nashestvie
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- play
- 1945
Boyevoy kinosbornik 6
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- Scénariste
- 1941
Boyevoy kinosbornik 2
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- Scénariste (segment Three in a Shell Hole)
- 1941
Boyevoy kinosbornik 1
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Court métrage
- Scénariste (segment Troe v voronke)
- 1941

Anecdotes
A writer his whole life, Leonov published poetry and theater reviews while still in school. In 1918, he joined his father, Maksim Lvovich Leonov, who was arrested in 1908 on charges of subversion, in Arkhangelsk where the latter had been exiled. He was involved in Soviet operations during WWI in the Red Army, but by the time of World War II, he was an established journalist and novelist. His crime novels dealt with themes of good and evil, set against a backdrop of 20th century Soviet history.