Konstantin Yudin

Known for: Directing
Born: January 8, 1896
Died: March 30, 1957
Birthplace: Moscow, Russian Empire (Russia)

Konstantin Yudin was a Soviet film director and screenwriter, recognized for his work in the comedy and adventure genres. He began his career as an assistant director on Volga-Volga (1938) and later directed successful films such as Four Hearts (1941) and Brave People (1950). Brave People became a box office leader in 1950, attracting over 41 million viewers, and earned Yudin the Stalin Prize in 1951. His films were known for their engaging narratives and were well-received by Soviet audiences.

Filmography

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The Wrestler and the Clown 1957
Director
Gutta-Percha Boy 1957
Producer
Behind the Footlights 1956
Director
The Safety Match 1954
Director
Post in the Mountains 1953
Director
Iniquity 1953
Writer, Director
The Horsemen 1950
Director
Twins 1945
Director
Four Hearts 1944
Director
Antosha Rybkin 1941
Director
Collection of Films for the Armed Forces #3 1941
Director
A Girl with Character 1939
Director
Volga - Volga 1938
First Assistant Director

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