Baku/05.05.18/Turan: The prominent Azerbaijani actor of theater and cinema, People's Artist of the Republic FuadPoladov, passed away. Poladov was born in Baku in 1948. His debut in art took place in 1966, when he performed a role in the film "The investigation continues." Poladov played many roles in the productions of the Azerbaijan State Academic National Theater and the Russian Drama Theater, and appeared in more than 10 feature films. Poladov was a skilful performer of philosophical and dramatic roles. In recent years, the actor was forced to suspend creative activity in the theater and cinema because of severe oncological lung disease (R.I.P.)-06D--
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