Valcho Kamarashev
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Valcho Kamarashev was born on 12 September 1937 in Vidin. He graduated in Acting from the National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts in 1959. He worked as an actor at the Drama Theatre in Burgas for three years, then was part of the company of the Drama Theatre in Pernik for two years, and in Russe for another two years. He worked for almost 20 years at the Tear and Laughter Theatre in Sofia and for 15 years at the Bulgarian Army Theatre in the capital city. He has acted in almost 60 films, including Doomed Souls (1975), Villa Zone (1975), All Is Love (1979), The Racket (1982), I, The Countess (1989), and The Lot (1993). In 2000 he won the Best Actor Award of the Union of Bulgarian Actors.
Known for
Credits
Three Reservists (1971)
as Feldfebel
Crime of Passion (1994)
as Chief Inspector Costa (as Velcio Kamarascev)
Everything is Love (1979)
as Bochev
Red Light (2016)
Actor
Tuvalu (1999)
as Sailor
Daughter-in-Law (1976)
as Mayor
Advantage (1977)
as Rumiana's husband
Defitzit (1990)
as Nachalnikat
The Racket (1982)
as Заека, Бай Тотко
The Thirteenth Bride of the Prince (1987)
as King of Dalenbi
Doomed Souls (1975)
as Otetz Olivares
Day of Rulers (1986)
as Tzok
The Dragon (1974)
as Gaki
The Countess (1989)
as Bay Kolyo-Kutziya Bil
Musketeer's Honor (1994)
Actor
Villa Zone (1975)
as bratovched
The Green Fields (1984)
as Tuykov
Boris I: Part 1 – The Baptizing (1985)
as Evstati Umarov, kupetz
Boris I - Part 2 - Word For Letters (1985)
as Evstati Umarov, kupetz
Razvodi, razvodi... (1989)
as Predsedatelyat na sada (Segment 3)
Status: Orderly (1978)
as Major Mirchev
Swap (1978)
as Father
Protect the Small Animals (1988)
as Bashtata na Blazhe
Examination (1971)
as Karata
10 Days Unpaid (1972)
Actor