
Feodor Chaliapin Jr.
Acting·October 6, 1905·† September 17, 1992 — 86 years old·Moscow, Russian Empire
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Feodor Chaliapin Jr. (Russian: Фёдор Фёдорович Шаля́пин; October 6, 1905 – September 17, 1992) was a Russian-born actor who appeared in many American and Italian films.
Known For
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2022An Oral History of: The Name of the RoseSelf (archive footage)2006Moonstruck: At the Heart of an Italian FamilySelf (archival footage)1992Max & JeremieSam Marberg1992The Inner CircleProf. Bartnev1991Rossini! Rossini!Barone Rothschild1990The King's WhoreScaglia1990PaganiniJudge1990Stanley & IrisLeonides Cox1989Petersburg Elegyhimself1989Summer's LeaseTVPrince Tosti-Castelnuovo1989ModìPierre-Auguste Renoir1989The ChurchThe Bishop1988The GambleFederico1988CatacombsBrother Terrel1988The MaskLeonardo's father1987MoonstruckOld Man1987La rosa dei nomiSelf1986The Abbey of Crime: Umberto Eco's 'The Name of the Rose'Self1986The Name of the RoseJorge de Burgos1986SaloméMessenger1980InfernoProfessor Arnold / Dr. Varelli1976Black VelvetHal1976Stream LineNonno di Giacomino1973My Brother AnastasiaFrank Costello1973La colonna infameIl cardinale arcivescovo di Milano Federico (as Feodor Chaliapin)1972The Eroticistsenatore Torsello1972RomaActor Playing Julius Cesar (uncredited)1970Transplantdon Calogero1966A Gangster From Brooklyn1964Buffalo Bill, Hero of the Far WestChief White Fox1964The Death Ray of Dr. MabuseApotheker1963The Lion of St. MarkThe Doge1963Blood of the Executioneril doge Giovanni Bembo1962Sodom and GomorrahAlabias1960The CossacksHassan1959Herod the Great1945The Seesaw and the ShoesBit Part (uncredited)1945A Royal ScandalLackey (uncredited)1944Lost in a HaremViolinist (uncredited)1943Three Russian GirlsTerkin (as Feodor Chaliapin)1943The Seventh VictimLeo (Uncredited)1943For Whom the Bell TollsKashkin1943Mission to MoscowShop Foreman (uncredited)1941My Life with CarolineSky Man1939BalalaikaSoldier (uncredited)1939Exile ExpressKaishevshy1929Call of the BloodFred1929The Ship of Lost MenNick (as F. Schaljapin)1928Wolga Wolga











