Jewish Russian actors

Anton Viktorovich Yelchin was an American actor. Born in the Soviet Union to a Russian Jewish family, he immigrated to the United States with his parents at the age of six months. He began his career as a child actor, appearing as the lead of the mystery drama film Hearts in Atlantis (2001) and as a series regular on the Showtime comedy-drama Huff (2004–2006). His fame grew when he guest-starred in a 2004 episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm and when he played the title character in Charlie Bartlett (2007).

Soviet actress (1896-1984)

Russian television personality and politician

Russian actor and film director

Soviet theatre and film actor, singer (1941-1987)

Russian actress (born 1974)

muse of Vladimir Mayakovsky

Soviet film director

Soviet actor and singer (1911–1969)

Soviet and Russian actor (1922–2019)

Soviet, Russian and Israeli theater and film actor, TV presenter

Soviet and Russian actor, film director and screenwriter (1946—1995)

Soviet actor (1934-1995)

Soviet and Russian actor (1928-2017)

Soviet musician (1895–1982)

Soviet and Russian actor (1935–2020)

Soviet and Russian stage and film actor, theatre director and screenwriter (1935-2019)

Soviet and Russian actor (1933-2009)

Russian-American actor, comedian, and writer

Soviet and Russian actor, theatrical director, drama teacher, television presenter, screenwriter (1934—2024)

Soviet and Russian theater and film director, actress and teacher (1933–2019)

Soviet and Russian actor and comedian

Soviet and Russian actor (1933-2012)

Russian actor and stand-up comic

Soviet and Russian actor and film producer

Soviet-Russian-Israeli film and theatre director and actor (1934-2011)

Russian singer

Soviet and Russian actor, film director, screenwriter and film producer (1947–2009)

Soviet and Russian actor, theatre director

Soviet and Russian actor (1929—2015)

Soviet and Russian theater and film actor, director, screenwriter, writer

Russian actor

Russian writer (1940–2000)

Russian actress (born 1992)

Russian actor and television host

Soviet and Russian actress

Russian artist

Soviet and Russian actor (1916-1996)

Russian actor (born 2002)

Soviet and Russian film actor, theater and film director, screenwriter, film producer and television presenter

Russian-American actor of Yiddish theater

Soviet and Russian actor and theater director

Soviet and Russian actor and singer, member of the State Duma

Russian screenwriter (1949-2021)

Soviet actor (1900-1953)

Soviet and Russian actor

Russian actor and stand-up comic (1947-2009)

Soviet and Russian musician, actor, radio and television presenter, producer, screenwriter

Russian actor

Russian actor

Russian actor (1888-1974)

Russian actor

Soviet actor (1912-1975)

Soviet and Russian actor (1898–1994)

Soviet and Russian comic actor and television personality (1947-2012)

Russian actor and singer

Soviet and American actor (1923-2020)

Soviet and Russian theater director, actor (1909–2002)

Russian actor (1968–2009)

Soviet and Russian actress and comedian