Known for Acting

Born in Moscow in an acting family. Honored Artist of the RSFSR (11/27/1981). People's Artist of the RSFSR (04/18/1988). His grandfather, Nikolai Livanov (stage name Izvolsky), was an actor at first in provincial, then metropolitan theaters. Father, Boris Nikolaevich Livanov (1904-1972), is an outstanding actor who played about 40 roles in the Art Theater and 30 in the cinema. Frequent guests in the house of the Livanovs were Kachalov, Pasternak, Dovzhenko, Cherkasov, Tarkhanov, Konchalovsky. He studied at the men's school number 170, then, from 1950 to 1954 - at the Moscow secondary art school. After graduating from art school, he entered the B.V.Schukin Theater School. In addition to mastering the intricacies of acting, he tried his hand at directing - he put Yuri Olesha (thesis) on the studio stage of “Three Fat Men” and designed the performance himself. The music for the play was written by Gennady Gladkov, a classmate and schoolmate, and in the future, a wonderful composer, co-author of V. B. Livanov for many works in film, theater and animation.
1975
as Император Николай I
1970
as Percy (uncredited)
1960
as Andrey
1969
as Gena the Crocodile (voice)
1981
as Gromozeka (voice)
2005
as Shuvalov
1980
as Sherlock Holmes
1980
as Sherlock Holmes
1980
as Sherlock Holmes
1980
as Sherlock Holmes
1968
as Miller's Son (voice)
1983
as Gena the Crocodile (voice)
1981
as The Dog-detective (voice) / пёс-сыщик (Шерлок Холмс)
1971
as Gena the Crocodile (voice)
1970
as Voice
1970
Director
1970
Writer
1987
as Sherlock Holmes
1981
as Sherlock Holmes
1978