Grigoriy Aronov
Directing·January 1, 1923·† July 1, 1984 — 61 years old·Pochep, Bryanskaya oblast, RSFSR, USSR
Grigoriy Aronov (1923-1984) was a Soviet film director, screenwriter and actor. He directed a handful of films throughout his 30 year career but is best known for co-directing The Seventh Companion (1968), the directorial debut of fellow Soviet filmmaker Aleksei German.
Known For
The Seventh Companion
1967·6.3
Fuse
1962·7.6
Green Signals
1970·6.7
A Long, Long Case...
1977·5.5
Baltic Skies
1960·5.8
How the Steel Was Tempered
1942·2.8
Vacations of Krosh
1980·7.6
While Defending the Front Line
1965·6.6
Vacations of Krosh
1980·5.3
Unknown Soldier
1985·7.0
Vesenniye perevyortyshi
1974·8.5
Fifth Quarter
1972·6.0
Filmography · 20
1985Unknown SoldierTVDirector1984The Unknown SoldierDirector1983Sail Away, Little Ship...Director · Writer1980Vacations of KroshDirector1980Vacations of KroshTVDirector1977A Long, Long Case...Director1974Vesenniye perevyortyshiDirector1972Fifth QuarterDirector1970Green SignalsDirector1969Five From the Sky1967The Seventh CompanionDirector1965While Defending the Front Linegerman POW officer1965While a Person is AliveDirector1963Tomorrow's WorriesDirector1962FuseTVDirector1960Baltic SkiesAssistant Director1957The Sailor Went AshoreDirector1942How the Steel Was Tempered1940Личное делоAronov, classmate1938Seventh GradersLyovka