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Mikhail Gomorov

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Mikhail Gomorov
Born	Mikhail Gomorov (1898-12-27)27 December 1898
Died	20 November 1981(1981-11-20) (aged 82)
Occupation(s)	actor, film director
Years active	1923–1932

Mikhail Gomorov (Russian: Михаил Гоморов) was a Soviet actor, film director.

Selected filmography[edit]

1923 — Glumov's Diary
1925 — Strike
1925 — Battleship Potemkin
1929 — The General Line

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External links[edit]

Михаил Гоморов on kino-teatr.ru
Mikhail Gomorov at IMDb

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