Eldor Magomatovich Urazbayev (; 11 October 1940 – 21 February 2012) was a Soviet, Kazakhstani, and Russian film director, screenwriter and film producer. He was honored with the title, Honored Worker of Culture of the Russian Federation in 1998.

Biography

Urazbayev born 11 October 1940, Tashkent, Uzbek SSR. He graduated from the Physics and Mathematics MSU 1963 High Courses for Scriptwriters and Film Directors in Moscow, the studio Alov and Naumov in 1972.

Eldor Urazbayev

Worked as an assistant director in the Shaken Aymanov at the studio Kazakhfilm. After the tragic death Aymanova withdrew continuation of the acclaimed film Shaken End of Ataman, Trans-Siberian Express by script of Adabashyan, Mikhalkov and Konchalovsky. For a successful movie everybody got the Kazakh SSR State Prize in 1978.

Eldor Urazbayev

In 1982 he entered into a second marriage to actress Natalya Arinbasarova, which was shot in Trans-Siberian Express.

Eldor Urazbayev

Since 1982 as well the head of the First Creative Association Gorky Film Studio, the 1987 a art director of creative association TVK (TeleVideoKino) of the same studio. Since 1995 a board member of Gorky Film Studio.

Awards and recognition

Winner of State Prize Kazakh SSR (1978) Honored Worker of Culture of the Russian Federation (1998)

Filmography

Director

1978 – Trans-Siberian Express

1979 – Tailcoat for Scapegrace

1981 – Look Both! 1982 – Traffic Inspector 1986 – One Second for a Feat 1987 – Visit to Minotaur 1993 – Tram hullabaloo or Buhtybarahty 1994 – Hagi-Tragger 2001 – Master of the Empire 2002 – Female Logic 2002 – Female Logic 2 2003 – Children of own 2004 – Wealth 2006 – Varenka 2009 – Bottlenose Jump

Actor

1983 – Love. Waiting. Lena as geologist

1995 – The Crusader as Ergen

2001 – Boss Lady as Timur Khakimovich Kenzhitaev

Writer

1990 – Hamlet of Suzaku, or Mamaia Caro

1992 – Ariel

References

External links

Mass media people from Tashkent

1940 births

2012 deaths

Soviet film directors

Russian film directors

Kazakhstani film directors

Soviet screenwriters

20th-century Russian screenwriters

Russian male screenwriters

20th-century Russian male writers

Kazakhstani screenwriters

Soviet male actors

Kazakhstani male actors

Russian film producers

Kazakhstani film producers

Moscow State University alumni

High Courses for Scriptwriters and Film Directors alumni

Deaths from cancer in Colorado

20th-century Russian male actors

Communist Party of the Soviet Union members