
Vladimir Goryushin
Known for Acting · 36 credits
- Born
- 1950-10-13 (age 75)
Known For
TV Shows (9)
Movies (27)

Police Academy: Mission to Moscow
1994
as Russian Father

The Barber of Siberia
1998
as Coachman Kuzma

The Life and Extraordinary Adventures of Private Ivan Chonkin
1994
as Yartsev

Stalin
1992
as Medved

The Bremen Town Musicians
2024

Gloss
2007
as passenger

Why Wouldn't We Send... a Messenger?
1998

Incognito from St.Petersburg
1978

Your Rights?
1975

Faster Than Rabbits
2014

Fly
2008
When There is No Love
2008
as Pivovarov

The Kingdom of the Father and the Son
2011

Unhinged
2006

The Living Corpse
1987

Mistakes of Love
2012
as Lera’s father

The Talk
2012

The Clairvoyant
2009

Kindergarten
1984

Sashka
1983
as orderly

Lyubka
2009

The Sons of His Mistress
2007
Time of Joy
2008

The Reserve
1999
as Беляев

Innocent Creatures
2008

Обратная сторона любви
2018
as Чижов, профессор

The Idiot
2019
as Lebedev
About Vladimir Goryushin
Vladimir Goryushin is a notable figure in cinema and television, best known for contributions to Acting. With 36 credits spanning from 1975 to 2024, Vladimir Goryushin has appeared in 27 films and 9 TV shows.
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Most Popular Vladimir Goryushin Movies
- Police Academy: Mission to Moscow (1994) — as Russian Father
- The Barber of Siberia (1998) — as Coachman Kuzma
- The Life and Extraordinary Adventures of Private Ivan Chonkin (1994) — as Yartsev
- Stalin (1992) — as Medved
- The Bremen Town Musicians (2024)
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