
Known for
Acting
Born
January 1, 1880
Birthplace
Moscow, Russian Empire [now Russia]
Died
December 31, 1942 (aged 62)
Aleksandr Chistyakov was born in 1880, he never graduated from high school, he worked as an accountant. From 1921 he studied at the First State Film School (Leo Kuleshov's workshop). Since 1925, he actively acted in films. The first role - a worker in the film "Arsenals" became a characteristic role for the subsequent work of the actor.
He also was the champion of the Russian Empire in hammer throwing. Self-taught, he began to master hammer throwing at the end of the 19th century and in 1912 became the first record holder in Russia. He was a very good cyclist and an able wrestler too.
1946
as District committee secretary
1941
as Captain Shestov
1940
1940
as Pogodin, Nikita's grandfather
1940
as Grigoriy Ivanovich Korzhev
1939
as District committee secretary
1939
as Prokopiy Lyapunov
1939
as Mishchenko
1939
as Prince Baryatinskiy
1938
as Resistance member
1937
as Nikanor
1937
as Aleksandr Petrovich Postnikov, geologist
1937
as Mishchenko, white-wooly mustached worker
1937
as Grandfather Andron
1936
as Nykanor, the old miner
1935
as Olga's Father
1935
1935
as Ivan Khrushchev, moustachioed mechanic
1935
as Vasilisa's husband
1934
as Ustinov
1933
1933
as Kashevskiy, master
1933
as Fritz Muller
1933
as Pyotr Ivanonich Kadkin
1932