Volodymyr Lisovskyi
Volodymyr Lisovskyi was a Ukrainian theatre and film actor. Active in films 1924 - 1940. In the early 1920s - actor of the Odesa State Drama Theater, In 1924-1925 - actor of the Kharkiv Drama Theater after Ivan Franko. After world war two - After the war - an actor of the State Theater in Brest.
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- 1894-01-01
Known for
- Love's Berries (1926) — Old man on whom the fat man offloads
- Suburban Districts (1930) — Photographer (uncredited)
- Black Sea Mutiny (1930) — Menshevik (uncredited)
- Intrigan (1935) — V. Lisovsky
- Ostap Bandura (1924) — Priest
- Mitya (1927) — Drunk Best Man
- Sold Appetite (1928) — Professor Fuchs
- Wandering Stars (1928) — Baulin, student
- Taras Shevchenko (1926) — General
- Mykola Dzheria (1927) — an osavul, estate manager
- Life in Your Hands (1930) — Truant
- The Little Shoes (1928) — Deacon
- Three Rooms with a Kitchen (1928) — Afanasiy Sidorovich, house manager
- A Man Without A Case (1932) — Semyon Petrovich, teacher
- The Laws of the Storm (1928) — Glavetskiy, military court clerk
- Cement (1927) — Sergey Ivagin