[These daily posts will cover little known actors or people that have appeared in more recent films and TV series. Various degrees of information that I was able to find will be given and anything that you can add would be appreciated.]
Ivan Pavlov Arshinkov was a Bulgarian child actor who appeared in seven films over a thirteen year career from 1968 to 1979. He had a starring role in the 1972 Bulgarian film “Vyatarat na pateshestviyata” (Tail Wind).
He married a woman named Snejana in 1985 and they have two children.
His only European western was in 1976’s “Trini” (aka Death for Zapata” where he played the role of Fidenco Köhler. Apparently, he’s still living but no other information is available.
ARSCHINKOV, Ivan (aka Ivan Arshinkov, Ivan Arsinkov) (Ivan
Pavlov Arshinkov) [10/1/1962, Sofia, Bulgaria - ] – film actor, son of cameraman Pavel
Stoyanov Arshinkov, artist Hristina Kirilova Arshinkova, married to Snejana
Archinkow (1985-19??) father of two children.
Death for Zapata – 1976 (Fidencio Köhler)
Could you imagine if you kept bumping into Ivan Arshinkov on the street? Kind of gives you an idea for a new song. Perhaps, "Ivan Everywhere Man, Ivan everywhere man. He's here and he's there man. He's even been to Delaware man. If this guy I've had my share man. Ivan everywhere." LOL
ReplyDeleteOops! I meant to say, "OF this guy I've had my share man." But still, Ivan everywhere. LOL
ReplyDeleteI just now thought of that funny song about Ivan Arshinkov and wondered if I could still get away with singing it and then I thought, "Well, since he's not here, I guess I can do it." Ivan Everywhere, man. Ivan everywhere, man. He's here and he's there, man. He's even been to Delaware man. Of this guy, I've had my share, man. Ivan Everywhere.
ReplyDeleteWhoops, I meant to put LOL after that comment. My bad, you guys.
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