Moskvin, Ivan Mikhailovich
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Moskvin, Ivan Mikhailovich (1874–1946), Russian actor, who joined the
Moscow Art Theatre on its foundation in 1898, playing the lead in its initial production of A. K.
Tolstoy's Tsar Feodor Ivanovich and Epihodov and Lvov in
Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard and
Ivanov. Among his later roles were Luka in
Gorky's The Lower Depths, Nozdrev in
Gogol's Dead Souls, and the merchant Pribitkov in
Ostrovsky's The Last Sacrifice. In 1942 he played a leading part in
Pogodin's play about Lenin,
The Kremlin Chimes.
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