Aleksander Bizyukov was born in 1898.
He worked in the Vakhtangov Theatre in 1925-1965 as an actor, director’s assistant and the head of the repertoir department. He played more then 50 roles during his life.
A.I. Bizyukov died in 1965.
| Afraid of troubles – cannot have luck (1954) |
1st gunman |
| Aristocrats (1935) |
A doctor |
| Before Sunset (1941) |
City mayor |
| First Joys (1950) |
Policeman |
| Foma Gordeev (1956) |
Pavel Guschin |
| Front (1942) |
Udivitelniy, |
| Intervention (1933) |
Levit, old worker |
| Intrigue and love (1930) |
His valet |
| Man with a Gun (1937) |
Chef |
| Oleko Dundich (1942) |
Colonel Mosolov |
| Romeo and Juliet (1956) | |
| Seagull (1965) |
Повар |
| Sixth Floor (1956) |
Doctor |
| Two Gentlemen of Verona (1952) |
Antonio Pantino, |
| Walking Corpse (1962) |
Doctor |
A valet (Love and Intrugue, 1930)
Laptev (The Pace, 1930)
Levit (The Intervention, 1933)
A doctor (Aristocrates, 1935)
Konrad (Much Ado About Nothing, 1936)
A chef (Man with a gun, 1937)
Bertie (Field Marshal Kutuzov, 1940)
City manager (Before the Sunset, 1941)
Colonel Mosolov (Oleko Dundich, 1942)
Krause (The Russian Men, 1942)
Udivitelniy (The Front Line1942)
Zakharin-Yuriev (The Great Sovereign, 1945)
A policeman (The First Joys, 1950)
Antony ( Two Gentleman of Verona, 1952)
1st thief (No cross No crown, 1954)
A doctor (A Living Corpse, 1962)
Much Ado About Nothing, 1956
The Four, 1957
Hearts Must Burn (film-play), 1960
