Grigoriy Aronov
- Known for
- Directing
- Born
- January 1, 1923
- Died
- July 1, 1984
- Birthplace
- Pochep, Bryanskaya oblast, RSFSR, USSR
Grigoriy Aronov (1923-1984) was a Soviet film director, screenwriter and actor. He directed a handful of films throughout his 30 year career but is best known for co-directing The Seventh Companion (1968), the directorial debut of fellow Soviet filmmaker Aleksei German.
Filmography
The Unknown Soldier 1984
Director
- Sail Away, Little Ship...
Sail Away, Little Ship... 1983
Director, Writer
Vacations of Krosh 1980
Director
A Long, Long Case... 1977
Director
Vesenniye perevyortyshi 1974
Director
Fifth Quarter 1972
Director
Green Signals 1970
Director
Five From the Sky 1969
Actor
The Seventh Companion 1967
Director
While Defending the Front Line 1965
as german POW officer
While a Person is Alive 1965
Director
Tomorrow's Worries 1963
Director
Baltic Skies 1960
First Assistant Director
The Sailor Went Ashore 1957
Director
How the Steel Was Tempered 1942
Actor
A Personal Matter 1940
as Aronov, classmate
Seventh Graders 1938
as Lyovka
Credits from TMDB.