Dmitriy Kapka

Personal Info

Birthday

November 7, 1898

Day of Death

1977-10-25

(78 years old)

Place of Birth

Kiev, Russian Empire [now Ukraine]

Also Known As

Dmytro Kapka

Д. Капка

Dmitri Leontjewitsch Kapka

Dmitriy Kapka

Biography

Participated in the Civil War (1918-1921), worked as ambassador of the Ukrainian SSR in Poland (until 1924). In 1923 he graduated from the screen department of the Higher Courses of Cinema in Warsaw. Played at the Kiev theater under the direction of P.Saksaganskiy (1917). Worked in cinema since 1923.

Known For

Viy

A Great Road Ahead

Evenings on a Farm near Dikanka

Quiet Flows the Don

Bloody Dawn

Oktyabryuhov and Dekabryuhov

Vasya, the Reformer

Hiding at the Bottom of the Sea

Filmography

1977
The Right to Love
as Kurskiy
1976
Время-не-ждет
as svyashchennik - v poselke zolotoiskateley na Alyaske
1972
The Lost Letter
as Storyteller
1971
Sons Go Into Battle
as дедушка Тодар
1969
Spring Comes Soon
as Foma Kuzmich
1967
Viy
as Overko
War Under the Roofs
as дедушка Тодар
1966
How Many Years, How Many Winters!
as papa Lyuby
1965
The Tale of Malchish-Kibalchish
as Главный генерал буржуинов
Hiding at the Bottom of the Sea
as Лев Петрович, администратор
1964
Loneliness
as Foma
1963
A Great Road Ahead
as Mefodiy
1961
Evenings on a Farm near Dikanka
as Шапуваленко, ткач
Ukrainian Rhapsody
as военнопленный
1960
Tavria
as dedushka Levko
1958
The Kyiv Resident
as рабочий завода «Арсенал»
1957
Quiet Flows the Don
as granddad Sashka
Bloody Dawn
as Peasant
1956
Three Hundred Years Ago...
as Yan
1946
Rich Bride
as бригадир
1945
The Taras Family
as Zubatov
In the Long Voyage
as Ivan Svistunov, matros
1931
The Italian Woman
as Guard
1930
Life in Your Hands
as Old man
Bread
as Grandfather
1929
The Self-Seeker
as Colonel
1928
Oktyabryuhov and Dekabryuhov
as Guest at the wedding
The Little Shoes
as The devil
Forest Man
as Babysitter
1927
Mykola Dzheria
as Motnia
The Diplomatic Pouch
as Passenger
1926
Miss Mend
as Passenger (uncredited)
Love's Berries
as Toys salesman
In the Clutches of the Soviets
as Singer
Vasya, the Reformer
as Supply manager of the Sheluhasindicate
1924
Ostap Bandura
as Peasant