Actor
Mikhail Gomorov
Born 27 December 1898 · Moscow, Russian Empire, [now Russia] — died 20 November 1981
Mikhail Gomorov (1898–1981) was a Moscow-born Soviet film actor and director. He is best remembered for appearing in Sergei Eisenstein's silent landmarks, including Strike and Battleship Potemkin. He later directed the 1932 film Wings.
Key films
Battleship Potemkin (1925)
Eisenstein's landmark of Soviet montage cinema, and his most widely seen screen credit.
Strike (1925)
Eisenstein's feature debut, an early showcase of Soviet montage and collective storytelling.
The General Line (1929)
Eisenstein's film about collectivising agriculture, showing his continued work with the director.
Glumov's Diary (1923)
Early Eisenstein short, from the start of his screen work.
Wings (1932)
His credited work as a director, marking a move from acting to directing.
Key awards
No major awards are documented here.
On Cinespective
Full filmography · 5
- 1923Glumov's Diary · as TurusinaActor
- 1925Battleship Potemkin · as Militant SailorActor
- 1925Strike · as WorkerActor
- 1929The General LineActor
- 1932WingsDirector
Filmography data from TMDB. The profile text is a draft written for Cinespective.