Aleksey Borzunov

Aleksey Borzunov is Soviet, Russian theater, film and dubbing actor, reader. Merited Artist of the Russian Federation (2005). In 1965 he graduated from the Moscow Art Theater School-Studio (course of V.P. Markov) and was accepted into the theater troupe. In 1965-1990 - actor of this theater (since 1987 - in the Moscow Art Theater named after Gorkiy). He played Lariosik in the "Days of the Turbins" and many other roles. He acted in films, but became famous for his numerous dubbing works and film dubbing. Duplicated since the late 1980s. In addition to Scrooge McDuck, the heroes of the first Brazilian telenovelies, who first appeared on the Russian screen, spoke by his voice. The famous voice of Luis Alberto Salvierra, Adolfo from the series "Duty Pharmacy", in which he voiced all the male roles. Also, his voiced Bushrut from the "Black Cloak". He worked a lot as an audio-book performer, including: "The White Guard", "The Little Prince", "The Treasure island". Borzunov participated in radio plays and radio performances, narrated on Animal Planet. He passed away in 2013 in the 70th year of life due to a heart attack, in his apartment in Moscow. Buried at Khovansky Cemetery.