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Igor Taradaikin

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Igor Georgievich Taradaikin is a Soviet and Russian film and dubbing actor. He studied at the Rostov State University at the Faculty of History, but decided to change the way of life and entered the VGIK. In 1980 he graduated from the All-Russian State Institute of Cinematography (the course of Sergey Gerasimov). Since 1981 he has been shooting in the cinema. His first role was in the film Vasiliy i Vasilisa (1981). He was filmed at A. Dovzhenko's film studio, at the classic of Ukrainian cinema Timofei Levchuk, who put Taradaikin in the "golden actor's fund", and in the last film by Lev Kulidzhanov - Nezabudki (1994). Taradaikin also starred in several films at the Odessa Film Studio, the best of which was the picture Zolotaya svadba (1987). Master of dubbing and off-screen translation, the owner of a soft and intelligent voice. He worked on the scoring of films for NTV, worked for REN TV and First Channel, where he voiced the series The X-Files (1993).
- IMDb mini biography by: Tango Papa

Igor Taradaikin has a son who not so long ago gave him a granddaughter.
Also voiced Harrison Ford in the off-screen transfer commissioned by NTV in the movie series Indiana Jones 1-3.
Igor Taradaikin loves solitude, so he appreciates the free time, which he does not have much. He does not use mobile phones in principle, referring to the fact that those who wish to find him can do this.
Steven Seagal, Colin Firth and Adrien Brody speak dubbing in his voice.
Taradaikin studied on the same course with an actress and colleague Lyubov Germanova, with whom they voiced the series "The X-Files".

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