Valéry Inkijinoff
Born in Bokhan, Irkutsk governorate, Russian Empire — Mar 25 1895• Died Sep 26 1973
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Valéry Inkijinoff (Russian: Валерьян (Валерий) Иванович Инкижинов; 25 March 1895 – 26 September 1973) was a French actor of Russian-Buryat origin. His strong facial features made him a favourite villain of French cinema for exotic adventure films and crime movies. Inkijinoff was born to a Christian Buryat father and a Russian mother in Irkutsk gubernia. He studied at the Polytechnical Institute of Saint Petersburg and was for a time one of the resident actors of an imperial theater of this city. At the beginning of his career in Russia, he appeared fir…
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A Man's Neck
Radek
The Legend of Frenchie King
Spitting Bull
The Indian Tomb
Yama
Michael Strogoff
Feofar Khan
O.S.S. 117: Mission to Tokyo
Yekota
The Shanghai Drama
Lee Pang
Mistress of the World - Part II
Priester
The Tiger of Eschnapur
Yama
Up to His Ears
Mr. Goh
Matchless
The Last Adventure
Kyobaski, producer
The Blonde from Peking
Fang Ho Kung
The Biggest Bundle of Them All
Mafia Guy in Sauna (uncredited)
Storm Over Asia
Bair
The Triumph of Michael Strogoff
Yusuf Ben Amektal
The Death Ray of Dr. Mabuse
Dr. Krishna
The Rebel Gladiators
Gladiator
Journey to the Lost City
Yama, High Priest
The Battle
Hirata Takamuri
Mata Hari's Daughter
Naos
Police File 909
Dr. Nitobe Tokeramo
License to Kill
Li-Hang
Rail Pirates
Wang
Maya
Cachemire
Samson and the 7 Miracles of the World
High Priest
La Renégate
Moktar
Volga in Flames
Silatschoff
Rasplata
Directing
The Wife of General Ling
General Ling
The Doctor of Stalingrad
Les Bateliers de la Volga
Kiro
Typhoon
Doctor Nitobe Tokeramo
The Yellow Captain
Man Wants to Live
Corinna Darling
Chin
My Uncle from Texas
The old Indian
Amok
Maté / Amok-afflicted Native
Street Without Joy
Louis Stinner
Frisians in Peril
Kommissar Tschernoff
Il faut que je tue monsieur Rumann
M. Ruhmann
Buryat in European Cinema
Himself (archive footage)