People’s Artist of Russia Boris Shcherbakov, in an interview with socialbites.ca, expressed condolences on the death of actor Igor Yasulovich and described him as a magnificent actor and surprisingly sincere person. The death of Yasulovich Shcherbakov was called a great loss for theater and cinema.
“Oh what a pity! Besides being a great actor, he was an incredibly kind and sympathetic, sincere, insanely talented person. I’m so sorry he’s gone. Our condolences to all his family and friends. This is of course a great loss for both our theater and our cinema because there is no other actor like him. I just don’t see that of all young artists now. Yes, he was really absolutely unique. He was different in every role. He’s incredibly talented and a very, very nice person, really kind, very sensitive, very attentive, very gracious. “I am very sorry. Unfortunately, I will not be able to be at his funeral because I am currently in Astrakhan on business,” he said.
The death of People’s Artist of the Russian Federation Igor Yasulovich was reported in GITIS on August 19. The actor was 81 years old. Hospitalized in mid-July, the actress underwent two minor surgeries to remove fluid from the kidneys. Doctors then performed a larger abdominal surgery. After a while, the old artist’s condition improved and he was discharged on August 11. On the night of August 15, Yasulovich again had to call an ambulance because of severe pain.
Yasulovich played more than 120 film roles. He is known for his roles in “The Diamond Arm”, “12 Chairs”, “Running”, “From Boredom to the Stars” and other films. He is also known as a dubbing actor – for example, he voiced King Harold. from Shrek.
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