Valentīns Skulme

Valentīns Skulme (21 April 1922 – 12 September 1989) was a Latvian theatre and film actor best known for his work with the prestigious Dailes Theatre in Riga. Born into a family connected with the arts, he was raised by relatives who were prominent artists after losing his parents at a young age. Skulme’s stage career included notable roles in dramatic productions such as The Idiot and Richard III, and he also appeared in a number of Soviet-era films from the 1950s through the 1980s, including Viktorija and Purva bridējs. He was celebrated for his distinctive presence and versatility on stage and screen.
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- 1922-04-21 · Riga, Latvia
- Died
- 1989-09-12
Known for
- Waterloo (1970) — Tamburo Maggione (uncredited)
- The Lark (1964) — Jean Peugeot
- Theatre (1978) — Lord Charles
- The Unforgettable (1967) — Ernst Kraus
- Retribution (1969) — Инсфельд, пленный немецкий генерал
- Little Tom Thumb (1987) — Minister
- Devil's Servants on a Devil's Mill (1972)
- Third Time (1963) — Johan Dietrich
- In a Claws of a Black Cancer (1976)
- The Broken Horseshoe (1973) — valet Trankel
- The Swamp Wader (1966) — baron
- Ice Run (1963) — Haske
- Arena (1967) — white clown
- Three Hundred Years Ago... (1956) — Pototsky's associate
- The Law of the Antarctic (1963)
- Theatre (1979) — Lord Charles Tammerly