Georgian actors died in 1963
Here are 1 famous actors from Georgia died in 1963:
Arkadi Khintibidze
Arkadi Khintibidze (January 8, 1898 Georgia-August 4, 1963 Tbilisi) also known as A. Khintibidze was a Georgian actor, screenwriter and film director.
He began his career in theater and made his debut in film in 1923, acting in the silent movie "Gza da zghira" ("Sun and Small"). In the 1930s, Khintibidze established himself as a filmmaker, directing several Georgian-language films including "Keto and Kote" (1948), "Magdana's Donkey" (1956), and "Alaverdoba" (1962). He was also a prolific screenwriter, penning scripts for many of his own films as well as for other Georgian directors. Khintibidze was honored as a People's Artist of Georgia in 1953 and was posthumously awarded the Shota Rustaveli State Prize for his contributions to Georgian cinema.
In addition to his work in film and theater, Khintibidze was also an accomplished writer and translator. He translated works by Russian authors such as Anton Chekhov and Leo Tolstoy into Georgian and wrote several plays and screenplays. Khintibidze was deeply committed to the promotion of Georgian culture and language, and his films often celebrated Georgian traditions and folklore. His work was particularly influential in the development of Georgian cinema, and he is considered one of the pioneers of the industry. Today, he is remembered as a master of the Georgian film industry and a beloved figure in Georgian culture.