Valentīns Skulme
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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
Credits
Waterloo (1970)
as Tamburo Maggione (uncredited)
The Swamp Wader (1966)
as baron
Ilga-Ivolga (1974)
as Jazep
The Unforgettable (1967)
as Ernst Kraus
Little Tom Thumb (1987)
as Minister
Devil's Servants on a Devil's Mill (1972)
Actor
Don't Shoot on the 26-th (1967)
Actor
Theatre (1978)
as Lord Charles
Victoria (1988)
Actor
Three Hundred Years Ago... (1956)
as Pototsky's associate
The Broken Horseshoe (1973)
as valet Trankel
Third Time (1963)
as Johan Dietrich
Farkhad's Heroism (1968)
as Hassel
The Lark (1964)
as Jean Peugeot
Ice Run (1963)
as Haske
Viesnīca Tanatos (1977)
Actor
Retribution (1969)
as Инсфельд, пленный немецкий генерал
In a Claws of a Black Cancer (1976)
Actor
People Don’t Know Everything (1964)
Actor
Diena bez vakara (1963)
Actor
Arena (1967)
as white clown
In the Underworld (1963)
Actor
The Law of the Antarctic (1963)
Actor