- Fogel's ashes are interred at New Donskoye Cemetery in Moscow, Columbarium 2, Section 12, Row 2, Niche 308.
- His father was a German immigrant who settled in Moscow.
- Struggled with mental illness. In 1928, after making four films back-to-back, Fogel suffered a breakdown and withdrew from the public eye. When he ended his life the following year, he was only 26 or 27.
- Lev Kuleshov, who taught Fogel at the National Film School and directed him in three features, called Fogel the best screen actor of their generation.
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