Mher Mkrtchyan
Born: 1930-07-04 in Leninakan, Armenian SSR, USSR
Died: 1993-12-29
Known For: Acting
Biography
Mher “Frunzik” Mkrtchyan (1930–1993) was one of the most iconic actors in Armenian and Soviet cinema, admired for his unique blend of humor, vulnerability, and emotional depth. Born in Leninakan, he trained at the Yerevan State Institute of Theatre and Fine Arts and became a leading performer at the Sundukyan State Academic Theatre, where his expressive face and instinctive comedic timing made him a standout talent. Mkrtchyan gained widespread recognition through memorable roles in films such as Mimino, Aybolit‑66, Kidnapping, Caucasian Style, and The Tango of Our Childhood. His artistic achievements earned him some of the highest cultural honors of the era, including the USSR State Prize (1978) and the title of People’s Artist of the USSR (1984). Even decades after his passing, Mkrtchyan remains a beloved cultural figure whose performances continue to resonate across generations.
Filmography
1993
- To Remember as Himself - archiveFootage
1989
- Breath as Karen
1984
- Sohni Mahiwal as Razboynik Barmandu
- The Tango of Our Childhood as Ruben
- Fire as Ruben
1983
- Offered for Singles as Вартан (жених Нины)
1982
- The Song of the Old Days as Nikol
1981
- In Front of a Closed Door as Vartan
1980
- The Big Win as Garnik
- Adventures of Ali-Baba and the Forty Thieves as Mustafa
- Tbilisi, Paris, Tbilisi as Rchika
- A Piece of Sky as Grigor-agha
- Oh, Gevorg! as husband
1979
- Fuss of the Fusses as Boris Ivanovich
1978
- The Soldier and the Elephant as Armenak
- Baghdasar Divorces from His Wife as Bagdasar
1977
- Mimino as Ruben Khachikyan "Rubik-djan"
- Life Triumphs as Apro
- Stone Valley
1976
- Found Dream as Grandpa
1973
- The Father as Ovsep
- The Men as Suren
1971
- Troubles as Isai
1970
- Adam and Eve
- Yesterday, Today and Always as муж в истории с грабителем
1969
- We Are, Our Mountains as Ishkhan
- The White Grand Piano
- Explosion After Midnight as Mukhtashev
1968
- Don't Grieve! as Turkish smuggler
1967
- Kidnapping, Caucasian Style as Dzhabrail
- Triangle as Gaspar
1966
- Aybolit-66 as Pirate - Barmaley's funny servant
- Rainbow Formula
- The Twenty Six Comissars as Гочи
1965
- Thirty-three as professor Bruk
1962
- Master and Servant as Simon
1960
- Guys from the Army Band as Armen
1959
- 01-99 as Garsevan
- Why Does The River Roar? as Khachik
1956
- For Honor as Вардан
1955
- Looking for the Addressee as Extra