Grigoriy Roshal Movies, Biography, Credits & Career Highlights

Grigoriy Roshal Biography

Soviet director and screenwriter. Brother of screenwriter Serafima Roshal. Married to screenwriter Vera Stroyeva.

Grigoriy Roshal Career Highlights

Known for Flames on the Volga, Petersburg Nights, Rimsky-Korsakov, The Trial of Madmen, Gloomy Morning, and The Year 18th.
Credits include actors, writing, directing, and production.
Recent listed credits include Lyubov Orlova, Bouquet of Violets, TsOKS in Alma-Ata, and They Live Nearby.

Grigoriy Roshal Personal Facts

Known For: Directing
Gender: male
Known Credits: 37
Birth Date: 1899-08-21 00:00:00
Birth Place: Novozybkov, Chernigov Governorate, Russian Empire [now Bryansk Oblast, Russia]

Grigoriy Roshal Known For

Grigoriy Roshal Movies and Credits

actors (2 credits)
- Lyubov Orlova
  Self
  
  actor
  
  actors
  
  1985
- TsOKS in Alma-Ata
  
  actor
  
  actors
  
  1974
writing (8 credits)
- Bouquet of Violets
  
  writer
  
  writing
  
  1983
- Year as Long as Life
  
  writer
  
  writing
  
  1965
- High Water
  
  creative producer
  
  writing
  
  1963
- The Trial of Madmen
  
  screenplay
  
  writing
  
  1961
- Flames on the Volga
  
  co-writer
  
  writing
  
  1956
- Rimsky-Korsakov
  
  writer
  
  writing
  
  1953
- Aleko
  
  writer
  
  writing
  
  1953
- Mussorgsky
  
  writer
  
  writing
  
  1950
directing (8 credits)
- They Live Nearby
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1968
- Year as Long as Life
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1965
- The Trial of Madmen
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1961
- Gloomy Morning
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1959
- The Year 18th
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1958
- The Sisters
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1957
- Flames on the Volga
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1956
- Rimsky-Korsakov
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1953
production (2 credits)
- The First Date
  
  producer
  
  production
  
  1960
- Aleko
  
  producer
  
  production
  
  1953

Grigoriy Roshal Profiles and Sources

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