/ world today news/ The homage to the actor Chocho Popjordanov will be held on Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the National Theater.
He died in a ridiculous accident on Easter despite the 15-hour efforts of the doctors from Pirogov. Petar Ivanov Popyordanov, better known as Chocho Popyordanov, died after an accident while at the grave of his mother, who died less than two weeks ago.
The actor, beloved by generations of Bulgarians, was born on June 11, 1964 in Sofia. He is the son of Ivan Popyordanov – long-time director of the “Boyana” Cinema Center and general director of BNT in 1998.
In 1989, Popyordanov graduated from VITIZ “Krastyo Sarafov”, majoring in acting in the class of Krikor Azarian and Todor Kolev. He studied for one year in the Czech Republic. Then he played in the “Sofia” Theater, the Small City Theater and the “Ivan Vazov” National Theater Among his most popular productions are “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”, “At the Skirts of Vitosha”, “The Storm”, “The Man Who Makes Rain”, “Kimono” and others.
In addition to theater productions, Chocho Popyordanov also participated in film productions, including “Yesterday” (1988), “Adio Rio” (1989), “The Summer of Love of a Lochman” (1990), “Vampires, Goblins” (1992), “Canary Season” (1993), “Border” (1994) “Spanish Fly” (1998), “After the End of the World” (1998), “Danube Bridge” (1999), “Sombrero Blues” (1999).
He has received numerous nominations and awards, including a 1996 Asker nomination and a 1997 Asker Award and a Golden Bayer Award in Belgium for Best Actor in the film Border.
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