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Vladimir Iosifovich Rautbart (April 3, 1929, Nikolaev, Ukrainian SSR, USSR – July 26, 1969, Moscow, USSR) was a Soviet director, actor, and Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1958). He completed seventh grade in Leningrad and never went to school again, as he had to work to live. He first appeared on stage at the age of 14, replacing an ill actor. The theater's management immediately hired him as an actor, realizing that the teenager was a true talent. He continually worked on developing his stage persona, conducting theatrical stage experiments and staging experimental performances. He often presented literary programs and invited GITIS students to participate in these evenings. He played a handful of film roles: a conductor in "Seven Nannies," an illusionist in "The Garnet Bracelet," and a professor in "Operation Y," where he acted out an exam scene alongside Viktor Pavlov and Valery Nosik, who starred as students. It was after this role that he gained nationwide fame. His voiceover work as Old Woman Shapoklyak in the animated film "Crocodile Gena" became particularly popular, where he also sang the character's song.