Biography
Leonid G. Pirogov (alias Lucy Pirogova; March 23 1910 — April 15 1968) — Soviet film and theater actor.
Movies & TV Shows
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The Hunchedback Horse (1947) — Danilo, older brother (voice)
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Geese-Swans (1949) — Father (voice, uncredited)
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The Cat's House (1958) — Cat Vasili (voice)
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Father Frost and the Grey Wolf (1978) — Ded Moroz (voice)
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The Secret of Two Oceans (1957) — Ivan Nikolayevich Bystrykh, father of Olga Bystrykh
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The Tale of the Golden Rooster (1967) — Boyar in Orange (voice)
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The Snow Maiden (1952) — Bermyata (voice)
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The Fall of Berlin (1950) — (uncredited)
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When Christmas Trees Light Up (1950) — Father Frost (voice)
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Hello, Moscow! (1945) — Grandfather Nikanor Ivanovich Nikanorov
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The Lost Letter (1945) — clerk (voice)
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The Ugly Story (1966) — Father of the bride
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Seven Babysitters (1962) — headwaiter
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On Thin Ice (1966) — Remizov
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The White Fang (1946) — gold digger
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Hostile Whirlwinds (1956) — leader of the anarchists
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No Fear, No Blame (1962) — player at the racetrack (uncredited)
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The Volunteers (1958) — (uncredited)
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The Wolf and the Seven Kids (1957) — Bear (voice, uncredited)
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A Miracle Maker (1957) — Wheat crop (voice)
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A Peacock's Tail (1946) — The Bear (voice) (uncredited) / Медведь
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Wash-’em-Clean (1939) — The Crocodile (voice) (uncredited) / Крокодил
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The Heart of the Brave (1951) — The Stone Man Kakzamu (voice)
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Beloved Beauty (1959) — Flint (voice)
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Magic Store (1953) — Janitor (voice)
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Грибок-теремок (1958) — Mushroom (voice)
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The Drummer's Fate (1955) — бандит «старик Яков»
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The Great Glinka (1946)
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Without Prejudice (1947) — Professor Ozerov
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We Love You (1962)
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Duel (1961)
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«Bogatyr» Goes to Marto (1954) — botsman Larsen
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Fear Has Big Eyes (1946) — Медведь (голос)
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We, The Russian People (1966) — priest
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An Extraordinary Assignment (1966) — capitan Getmanov
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The Eagle's Feather (1946) — The Bear (voice) / Медведь (голос)
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A Sober Sparrow (1960)
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Telephone (1944) — The Elephant (voice)
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The Fox, the Beaver and Others (1960) — Ours
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Lyubushka (1961)