
Actor Vladimir Nikolaevich Baranov died at the age of 88, leaving behind 88 roles in film and television, including work in the films “Torpedo Bombers” and the TV series “Secrets of the Investigation,” “Gangster Petersburg,” “Russian Ark,” “Streets of Broken Lanterns,” “Cop Wars” and “Ashes.”
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Vladimir Nikolaevich Baranov was a Soviet and Russian actor who played 88 roles in film and television. He is known to viewers for his roles in popular television series of the 1990-2000s.
Actor Vladimir Nikolaevich Baranov has died.
The actor has 88 film roles, including work in the film “Torpedo Bombers”, the TV series “Secrets of the Investigation”, “Gangster Petersburg”, “Russian Ark”, “Streets of Broken Lanterns”, “Cop Wars”, “Ashes” and others.
MOSCOW, October 10 - RIA Novosti. Actor Vladimir Baranov, who starred in the TV series “Streets of Broken Lanterns” and “Gangster Petersburg,” has died, the Ryazan State Regional Theater for Young Spectators reports.

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