Stanislav Govorukhin Net Worth

Stanislav Govorukhin Net Worth is
$12 Million

Stanislav Govorukhin Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018

Stanislav Sergeyevich Govorukhin PAR (Russian: ????????? ?????????? ?????????) (born March 29, 1936 in Berezniki, Perm Krai, Russian SFSR) has been one of the most popular Soviet and Russian film directors since the 1960s. His films, often featuring detective or adventure plots, are commonly dominated by strong male characters who seek to revenge criminal acts but have to eschew commonly accepted social norms in order to succeed.

Date Of Birth	March 29, 1936
Place Of Birth	Berezniki, Russian SFSR, USSR [now Perm Krai, Russia]
Profession	Director, Actor, Writer
Star Sign	Aries

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1	I remember how they criticized the film when it was released 20 years ago. During all that year 'The Literary Gazette' would come with articles where the 'Pirates' was cited as an utterly tasteless film. Critics had never ever mentioned a single favorable word about my films. Nevertheless, I have won a reputation of a popular director. They even call me a classic. Though the reviews in newspapers and magazines, both bigger and minor ones, would run like: '...not professional, not artistic...' 'it's anything but art...' But time's the best judge of all. Twenty years have passed. Why did they criticize 'The Pirates of the 20th Century'? [It's] just a romantic story, an adventure, where we've a hero, somebody to be emulated, because he is a real man. And what is a real man? It's not a Schwarzenegger with biceps. It's rather a man who can prove he's worth his salt, who can defend a child, a woman, a motherland... Such was our hero. Also our film was released long before 'Rambo' ['First Blood' (1982)], it was like the one of its kind in our country [Russia]. And look how the critics took it. Firstly, they threw a wet blanket onto that genre, a genre of romantic adventure. That obnoxious criticism disheartened the film director Durov for many years to follow. And other film directors would chime in: 'Why should we need this. For this little money - this no end of disgrace.' But time made its own corrections. Twenty years have passed, the film being watched by ever new generations of children. And, against the retail film ventures of our time, this film is so pure and humane, it arouses noble feelings. It can even inspire you to a good deed, to an exploit even. It's very important to recollect now and analyze how the public took the picture. It was a hit with those for whom it was meant, that is boys, who would watch it for a dozen times. The film was a box-office hit. But the elite of cinematography, who had to promote everything new and worthwhile and interesting, their reaction to 'The Pirates' was not logical. It is very symptomatic. And we should keep it in mind. Because the uppers are always jerks and they're always here, like when they criticized the 'Pirates'. That was not the first film I had written a screenplay for. Usually they [Soviet government officials] would cut it [my scripts for different films] to odds and ends. But that time the script was untouched [the script for 'The Pirates of the 20th Century']. The director approached the script very earnestly. I felt that it would be a very good picture and very popular, too. But even I couldn't imagine it would be this popular. So kids watch it and grown-up guys watch it trying to see why this film appealed to them so when they were kids. Thus the audience of this film has even increased.

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I remember how they criticized the film when it was released 20 years ago. During all that year 'The Literary Gazette' would come with articles where the 'Pirates' was cited as an utterly tasteless film. Critics had never ever mentioned a single favorable word about my films. Nevertheless, I have won a reputation of a popular director. They even call me a classic. Though the reviews in newspapers and magazines, both bigger and minor ones, would run like: '...not professional, not artistic...' 'it's anything but art...' But time's the best judge of all. Twenty years have passed. Why did they criticize 'The Pirates of the 20th Century'? [It's] just a romantic story, an adventure, where we've a hero, somebody to be emulated, because he is a real man. And what is a real man? It's not a Schwarzenegger** with biceps. It's rather a man who can prove he's worth his salt, who can defend a child, a woman, a motherland... Such was our hero. Also our film was released long before 'Rambo' ['First Blood' (1982)], it was like the one of its kind in our country [Russia]. And look how the critics took it. Firstly, they threw a wet blanket onto that genre, a genre of romantic adventure. That obnoxious criticism disheartened the film director Durov for many years to follow. And other film directors would chime in: 'Why should we need this. For this little money - this no end of disgrace.' But time made its own corrections. Twenty years have passed, the film being watched by ever new generations of children. And, against the retail film ventures of our time, this film is so pure and humane, it arouses noble feelings. It can even inspire you to a good deed, to an exploit** even. It's very important to recollect now and analyze how the public took the picture. It was a hit with those for whom it was meant, that is boys, who would watch it for a dozen times. The film was a box-office hit. But the elite of cinematography, who had to promote everything new and worthwhile and interesting, their reaction to 'The Pirates' was not logical. It is very symptomatic. And we should keep it in mind. Because the uppers are always jerks and they're always here, like when they criticized the 'Pirates'. That was not the first film I had written a screenplay for. Usually they [Soviet government officials] would cut it [my scripts for different films] to odds and ends. But that time the script was untouched [the script for 'The Pirates of the 20th Century']. The director approached the script very earnestly. I felt that it would be a very good picture and very popular, too. But even I couldn't imagine it would be this popular. So kids watch it and grown-up guys watch it trying to see why this film appealed to them so when they were kids. Thus the audience of this film has even increased.

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1	Got about 1% in Russian presidential elections. [2000]
2	Re-elected to Russian parliament. [1999]

Director

Title	Year	Status
The End of a Great Era	2015
Weekend [Uik-end]	2013
V stile jazz	2010
Passazhirka	2008
Artistka	2007
Ne khlebom edinym	2005
Blagoslovite zhenshchinu	2003
Mark Twain's Tom Sawyer	2001	Video as Stan Govorkin
Voroshilovskiy strelok	1999
Velikaya kriminal'naya revolyutsiya	1994	Documentary
Rossiya, kotoruyu my poteryali	1992	Documentary
Tak zhit nelzya	1990	Documentary
Bryzgi shampanskogo	1988
Desyat negrityat	1987
V poiskakh kapitana Granta	1986	TV Mini-Series 7 episodes
Priklyucheniya Toma Soyera i Geklberri Finna	1982	TV Movie
Mesto vstrechi izmenit nelzya	1979	TV Mini-Series 5 episodes
Veter 'Nadezhdy'	1978
Kontrabanda	1974
Robinson Crusoe	1973
Belyy vzryv	1969
Den angela	1968
Vertikal	1967	as S. Govorukhin
Aptekarsha	1964	Short

Writer

Title	Year	Status
The End of a Great Era	2015	screenplay
Weekend [Uik-end]	2013	writer
V stile jazz	2010
Russkiy bunt	2000
Voroshilovskiy strelok	1999
Chyornaya vual	1995
Velikaya kriminal'naya revolyutsiya	1994	Documentary
Katya Ismailova	1994	story
Tak zhit nelzya	1990	Documentary
Bryzgi shampanskogo	1988	writer
Desyat negrityat	1987
Tayny madam Vong	1986
V poiskakh kapitana Granta	1986	TV Mini-Series 7 episodes
Priklyucheniya Toma Soyera i Geklberri Finna	1982	TV Movie
Vtorzheniye	1980
Piraty XX veka	1980
Veter 'Nadezhdy'	1978	writer
Kontrabanda	1974
Belyy vzryv	1969
Aptekarsha	1964	Short

Actor

Title	Year	Status	Character
Love-Carrot 3	2011		General
Reportery	2008	Video
Passazhirka	2008		Russian Consul
9th Company	2005		Kompolka v uchebke
Zhenskaya logika 3	2004	TV Movie	Streltsov
Zhenskaya logika-4	2004	TV Movie	Andrey Streltsov
Blagoslovite zhenshchinu	2003		Komdiv (as S. Govorukhin)
Radosti i pechali malenkogo lorda	2003		The Earl of Dorincourt
Zhenskaya logika 2	2003	TV Movie	Streltsov
Zhenskaya logika 1	2002	TV Movie	Streltsov
Milyy drug davno zabytykh let...	1996
Heads and Tails	1995		Zosima, chief
Ka-ka-du	1993
Ankor, eshchyo ankor!	1993		Commander
I vozvrashchaetsya veter...	1991
Sukiny deti	1991		Sergey Sergeyevich Popov, writer
Margaret Bourke-White	1989	TV Movie	German Adreevich
Assa	1988		Krymov
Vozvrashchenie Batterflyay	1985
Sredi serykh kamney	1983		Judge
Kombaty	1983	TV Movie	Major General
Marshal revolyutsii	1978		general Kutepov

Producer

Title	Year	Status
Sdayotsya dom so vsemi neudobstvami	2016	producer
The End of a Great Era	2015	producer
Tayna tyomnoy komnaty	2014	producer
Weekend [Uik-end]	2013	producer
V stile jazz	2010	producer

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
Evening Urgant	2014	TV Series	Himself
Pozner	2010	TV Series	Himself - Interviewee
Big Difference	2008	TV Series	Himself
Rossiya, kotoruyu my poteryali	1992	Documentary	Presenter
Elokuun vallankumous	1991	TV Movie documentary	Himself (as Stanislav Govoruhin)
Tak zhit nelzya	1990	Documentary	Commentator

Won Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
2016	Golden Eagle	Golden Eagle Awards, Russia	Best Director	Konets prekrasnoy epokhi (2015)
2016	Nika	Nika Awards	Best Director	Konets prekrasnoy epokhi (2015)
2015	Golden Eagle	Golden Eagle Awards, Russia	For His Contribution to Russian Cinema
2008	Golden Aphrodite	Love is Folly International Film Festival, Bulgaria		Artistka (2007)
2004	Silver Pyramid	Cairo International Film Festival		Blagoslovite zhenshchinu (2003)
2003	Audience Choice Award	Pacific Meridian International Film Festival of Asia Pacific Countries	Best Russian Film	Blagoslovite zhenshchinu (2003)
1991	Nika	Nika Awards	Best Director	Tak zhit nelzya (1990)
1991	Nika	Nika Awards	Best Screenplay	Tak zhit nelzya (1990)
1991	Nika	Nika Awards	Best Documentary	Tak zhit nelzya (1990)
1990	Prix du Festival	Montréal World Film Festival		Tak zhit nelzya (1990)

Nominated Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
2016	Golden Eagle	Golden Eagle Awards, Russia	Best Feature Film	Konets prekrasnoy epokhi (2015)
2016	Nika	Nika Awards	Best Film	Konets prekrasnoy epokhi (2015)
2015	Golden Eagle	Golden Eagle Awards, Russia	Best Feature Film	Weekend [Uik-end] (2013)
2015	Golden Eagle	Golden Eagle Awards, Russia	Best Screenplay	Weekend [Uik-end] (2013)
2004	Golden Pyramid	Cairo International Film Festival		Blagoslovite zhenshchinu (2003)
2004	Nika	Nika Awards	Best Film	Blagoslovite zhenshchinu (2003)
2000	Nika	Nika Awards	Best Film	Voroshilovskiy strelok (1999)

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Stanislav Govorukhin Net Worth

Stanislav Govorukhin Net Worth is
$12 Million