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- Abrahamyan, Khoren
- Adamyan, Ashot
- Amerikyan, Tsolak (Sululikyan Galust)
- Amirbekyan, Aram
- Avetisyan (Voskanyan), Avet
- Babayan, Suren
- Chaldranyan, Vigen (Vagharshak)
- Dovlatyan, Frunze
- Dovlatyan, Mikael
- Gabrielyan, Gurgen
- Gasparyan, Azat
- Hasmik (Taguhi Hakobyan)
- Janibekyan (Ter-Khachatryan), Gurgen
- Janibekyan, Karen
- Jigarkhanyan, Armen
- >Karapetyan, Artyom
- Khachanyan, Hambartsum
- Kocharyan, Vladimir
- Kotanjyan, Rafayel
- Kotikyan, Arman
- Malyan, David
- Manaryan, Yervand
- Manukyan, Guzh
- Martirosyan, Amasi
- Mirijanyan, Verjaluys
- Mkrtchyan, Albert
- Mkrtchyan, Mher (Frunze)
- Msryan, Vladimir
- Nersisyan, Hrachya
- Novents, Galya
- Poghosyan, Mikayel
- Sargsyan, Sofik
- Sargsyan, Sos
- Sherents, Azat
- Simonyan, Metaksia
- Tonunts, Gurgen
- Topchyan, Anahit
- Tumanyan, Alla (Altolina)
- Varderesyan, Varduhi
Karapetyan, ArtyomBorn - 28.06.1926 in Tbilisi.1949 - graduated from the theatre-studio in Tbilisi; 1950-63 - acted in Yerevan Stanislavsky Russian Dramatic theater. Since 1963 works in Moscow as an actor of dubbed films. Filmography 1955 - Ghosts Leave the Peaks (as Bagrat) 1956 - For Honor (as Bagrat) 1956 - The Heart Sings (as Pul) 1957 - To Whom the Life Smiles (as Karlen) 1957 - Personally Known (as long-haired man) 1973 - The Last Deed of Kamo (in the episodes) 1992 - Where Were You, Man of God? (starring) |