At the age of 89, the Soviet and Russian theater actor, People's Artist of Russia Vladimir Sulimov passed away. The information was confirmed by the press service of the Mossovet State Academic Theater, in which the artist served for many years.
"The theater has suffered a bitter loss <>. The loss is irreparable <>. Vladimir Sulimov created more than 70 images on the Mossoviet stage. And each of them remained in the memory of viewers and colleagues < Vladimir Sergeyevich has always been a model of nobility in his profession, loyalty to traditions and artistic dignity. He passed on his understanding of the tradition of the national theater school to students, students of the Shchepkin Theater School and junior colleagues in The Mossovet Theater," the press service of the cultural institution clarified.
Sulimov has served in the Mossovet Theater since 1960. He is known to a wide audience for his participation in the productions of "Nedorosl", "Vasily Terkin", "They fought for the Motherland", "Tsar's Hunt", "There was not a penny, but suddenly altyn".

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