Rousy Chanev

Rousy Chanev

Born 1945-09-18 (age 80) Burgas, Bulgaria
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Biography

In 1963 - 1967 he studied at the National Academy of Theater and Film Arts - Sofia, Bulgaria - acting for drama theater in the classes of prof. Boyan Danovski. As theater actor Chanev played in Drama Theater, Plovdiv, Bulgaria (1967-69); Drama Theater 'Sofia', Sofia, Bulgaria (1970-90); Little City Theater 'Off the Canal', Sofia, Bulgaria (1990-95). Chanev was artistic director of this theater during the 94-95 years. Since 1995 till nowadays he is an actor in National Theater 'Ivan Vazov', Sofia, Bulgaria. During his career, Chanev has played more than 80 characters in the theater and has starred in more than 30 features, both Bulgarian and foreign. Awards in the theater: 1998 - Best Leading Actor, Theater Festival, Blagoevgrad; 1998 - Best Leading Actor, Festival of the Small Theatrical Forms, Vratza, Bulgaria; 1994 - 'Ackeer' Award supporting male role; 1989 - Best Role Award, Eighth National Drama Festival. Ne is a member of an Union of Bulgarian film makers.The Bulgarian Film Academy 2015 representing the whole film community gives the Award for Best Actor to Rousy Chanev for "Buffer Zone".

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Known For

The Color of the Chameleon
The Goat
The Goat

2009

as The Goat (voice)

Illusion
Illusion

1980

as Poeta

Icon
Icon

2005

as Doctor Van Roos (as Russy Chanev)

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Time of Violence
Time of Violence

1988

as The Priest, pop Aligorko

Druids
Advantage
Advantage

1977

as Petela

Doomed Souls
Doomed Souls

1975

as Zhak Mjurie

The Penleve Case
The Penleve Case

1968

as Soldier

The Island
The Island

2011

as Pavel

Emilia's Friends
Emilia's Friends

1996

as Mitko

South Wind 2: Speed Up
Monday Morning
Buffer Zone
Buffer Zone

2015

as Todor Cherkezov

Tsar and General
Tsar and General

1966

as Ordinaretzat svarzochnik

Blood Remains
Blood Remains

1980

as Simeonov

Torrid Noon
Torrid Noon

1965

as Voynik

The Beast Is Still Alive
The Beast Is Still Alive

2016

as Grandfather (voice)

Measure for Measure
Measure for Measure

1981

as Dilber Tanas