Mikheil Chiaureli Net Worth is
$16 Million

Mini Biography

Mikhail Edisherovich Chiaureli (Micheil Chiaureli) was created on Feb 6, 1894, in Tiflis, Russian Empire (now Tbilisi, Georgia). In 1916 he graduated from the institution of Painting and Sculpture in Tbilisi. Small Chiaureli produced his performing debut on stage as an novice in 1910. In 1914 he wedded celebrity Veriko Anjaparidze, that they had two sons and a child, called Sofiko Chiaureli. In 1920-1921 he required part in arranging the Revolutionary Theater of Satire in Tbilisi. From 1922-1924 he resided in Germany and worked well like a sculptor and continuing his career being a sculptor and musician after his go back to Tbilisi in 1924. From 1926-1928 he was an professional and movie director of Krasny Proletkult Theater in Tbilisi. From 1928-1941 Chiaureli was Artistic Movie director of Georgian Theater of Musical Humor. His film job started in 1921 with a respected function in the silent film ‘Arsena Jorjiashvili’ (1921). He continuing playing leading and helping jobs in silent movies through the 1920’s. 1928 Chiaureli became a film movie director at Goskinprom studio room (Sakhkinmretsvi, after that renamed Tbilisi Kinostudia). His silent film ‘Khabarda’ (1931) became a favorite comedy and received crucial acclaim. Chiaureli produced the first audio film in Georgia, ‘Ukanaskneli Maskaradi’ (THE FINAL Masquerade 1934). He considered historic films through the 1930’s and 1940’s beneath the dictatorship of Joseph Stalin. His politics film ‘Velikoe Zarevo’ (They Desired Serenity 1938) was an average Soviet propaganda film, that Chiaureli received his 1st Stalin’s Reward. Chiaureli produced a two-part biopic about Georgian nationwide hero Didi Mouravi (Great Mouravi) Giorgi Saakadze within the background of the 16th and 17th hundred years Georgia, and was granted two Stalin’s Awards. Joseph Stalin made Chiaureli his personal friend and a normal guest at personal celebrations in Kremlin with Stalin’s Dacha near Moscow. Stalin utilized Chiaureli’s talent to create movies in the type of Soviet propaganda. Chiaureli needed to serve the first choice. He embellished the picture of Stalin with a high and handsome professional Mikheil Gelovani in the function of Stalin. Stalin enjoyed the embellishments and individually approved professional Mikheil Gelovani, who depicted Stalin in every Chiaureli’s movies. He depicted Stalin as an Almighty head of great intelligence and endless power in a number of propaganda films. Nevertheless, he produced a diligent work as movie director of ‘The Fall of Berlin’ and ‘The Fight of Berlin’ (1949) and was honored the Crystal World at Karlovy Vary, and was once again honored the Stalin’s Award in 1950. Following the death of Stalin, Chiaureli lost a lot of his clout in Moscow and dropped out of favor with Nikita Khrushchev. Chiaureli was eliminated to Sverdlovsk and was positioned in the Sverdlovsk Film Studio room. There he was limited by low-budget movies and had little if any success. He relocated back again to his hometown Tbilisi in 1957 and produced several movies starring his wife Veriko Anjaparidze and his child Sofiko Chiaureli. His last feature film was nostalgic and pholosophical ‘Rats ginakhavs, vegar nakhav’ (aka.. Inye nynche vremena or You Cannot Observe What I Experienced Seen. 1965). Chiaureli considered animation over the last 10 years of his existence. His sarcastic toon ‘Rogor damarkhes tagvebna kata’ (aka.. Kak myshi kota khoronili or “How mice buried the kitty” 1969) was predicated on a satirical painting about the funeral of Tsar Peter the fantastic, alluding to politics round the loss of life of Stalin. Micheil Chiaureli passed away on Oct 31, 1974, in Tbilisi, Georgia.

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