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Kostiantyn Petrovych Stepankov was born on June 3, 1928 in Pechesky, Ukrainian SSR, USSR in family of the priest. He was an actor, appeared in more than fifty films between 1958 and 1999. Known for Yaroslav Mudry (1982), Judenkreis, або Вiчне колесо (1996) and Prikazano vzyat zhivym (1984). He died on July 22, 2004 in Kyiv, Ukraine.
A Prayer for Hetman Mazepa
as Leader of Free Will
Eternal Cross
as self
The Secret of Genghis Khan
How the Blacksmith Sought Happiness
as старий козак, лісової Володар
Passion
as Ekonom
Two Moons, Three Suns
Judenkreis: The Eternal Wheel
Object ‘J’
Ostriv lyubovi
The Secret Train
as Otets spasyonnoy devushki
The Hetman's Jewels
Cherry Nights
Four Sheets of Plywood
The Oath
Miracle in the Land of Oblivion
as Sotnyk
Carpathian Gold
as Priest
Sin
Tales about Ivan
as impoverished count
Captain Krokus
Etudes on Vrubel
as Doctor
Beyond the boundaries of pain
as Shtrantsinger
Before Dawn
as Valentin Nevolin
The Levers
as Коноплёв
The Stone Soul
Ashik Kerib
as Teacher
Shura & Prosvirnjak
Coast Warning
as Romanyuk - head of the city police department, colonel
Memories Echoing in Sounds...
At the edge of the sword
The Enticement of Don Juan
as De Fosco
Dear, Beloved Mother...
as selyanyn
An Excuse
Two Knew the Password
Battle for Moscow
as Ivan Panfilov
The Feat of Odesa
Men Are Men
Captured by the Ghosts
as Павло Андріанович
The Legend of Princess Olga
as Voivode Sveneld
Overcoming
as митингующий
Evenings on a farm near Dikanka
To Be Taken Alive
as Sector commandant
Klymko
The Failure of Operation Big Dipper
High Pass
as Ilko
Yaroslav the Wise
Cossack Outpost
The Long Road Through the Maze
as Микола Терентьевич Ящук
The Gadfly
as Австрийский полковник
Gnat
as Austrian colonel
Babylon XX
as Bubela
I'll Be Waiting...
Forget the Word 'Death'
as Кикоть
A Certificate of Poverty
as Макеев Виктор Михайлович, контрабандист
Reapers
as Fomichyov
Pipers
as цыган
Gregory, Don't Go to the Village Dances
as Khoma
The Sea
as Viktor Galuzo
Soldiers
Rhythms of 'Teatralny'
as cameo
Poem of Kovpak: Carpathians, Carpathians...
as Sidor Kovpak
