
Bolot Beyshenaliev
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
Bolot Beyshenaliyev (Russian: Болот Бейшеналиев; June 25, 1937 — November 18, 2002) was a Soviet cinematographer, film and theater actor. People's Artist of Kyrgyzstan. Father of actor Aziz Beyshenaliyev.
Known For
Filmography

Mommy
1999

All That is Tender
1996

Abai
1995
as Божей

Racket
1995
as Mustafa Kalabaev

The Castle
1994
as Village Senior

Asian
1991

The Fall of Otrar
1991
as Шинвысхан

The Enchanted Wanderer
1990

Whit Monday
1990
as Zhadobin

Stepan Guslyakov's Harem
1990

Sultan Beybars
1989

Manchurian Variant
1989
as генерал

Help Me, Bros!
1989
as opekun

Prince Danylo Halytskyi
1987

Golden Woman
1987
as Воюпта шаман

Toro
1986

The Mystery of the Pirate Queen
1986
as Lu
The First
1985

Shokan Valikhanov
1985

Epic of Love
1984
as blind aksakal

Investigator by Profession
1984
as Shurpetov - partnyor Lykina

Kaychi
1983
as Narrator (voice)

Semyon Dezhnyov
1983
as Sakhei

When the Whales Leave
1982
as Vetly

White Shaman
1982

Cossack Outpost
1982

Via Gobi and Khingan
1981
as Isii

Feelings Rushing Back
1980

Last Hunt
1979

Catch the Wind
1979
as эпизод

The Bodyguard
1979

Three Days in July
1978

Debt
1977
as Темирбей

Mama, I’m Alive
1977

Man Follows Birds
1976

The Apple of My Eye
1976
as Erkin
It Was in Mezhgorye
1976

Eastward, Beyond the Ganges
1975

The Mystery of the Forgotten Crossing
1974

Old Plane Tree
1974

Phantoms Trapped in Stone
1974
as Esengeldi

Dimitrie Cantemir
1974
Who Was Nothing…
1974

The Seventh Bullet
1973

Zakhar Berkut
1972
as Peta

The Hot Snow
1972
as Касымов, артиллерист

Worship the Fire
1972
as Azizov

The Last Fort
1972

Liberation - Part 4 : The Battle of Berlin
1971

Where is 042?
1970

Red Sands
1970

Ak Möör
1969
as Болот

Dzhamilya
1969
as Artist

Lanfieri Colony
1968

Mother's Field
1968
as Kasym

White, White Storks
1967
as Kayum

The Red and the White
1967
as Chingiz

The Life and Ascension of Yuras Bratchik
1967

The Places Here Are Quiet
1967
as Ovchinnikov

White Mountains
1966

Andrei Rublev
1966
as Tatar Khan

The First Teacher
1965
as Dyuyshen, the school teacher