Ants Eskola
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Ants Eskola (until 1935 Erhard-Voldemar Esperk; February 17, 1908 in Tallinn – December 14, 1989 in Tallinn) was a Soviet and Estonian actor, singer and artist. He appeared in 25 films from 1930 to 1979. People's Artist of the USSR (1964). His younger brother was actor Olev Eskola.
Known for
Credits
The Ambassador of the Soviet Union (1970)
as Minister of Foreign Affairs
The Smacking Sea (1981)
as Tehve Lamm
Uninvited Guests (1959)
Actor
Dangerous Games (1974)
as Dr. Baum
Nazis and Blondes (2008)
as (archive footage)
The Rumyantsev Case (1956)
as Prus
Waves of Passion (1930)
as Sailor
Pöördel (1957)
as Olep
Old Masters (1983)
as Self
What Happened To Andres Lapeteus? (1967)
as Jürven
The Red Violin (1975)
as Bichot
Dangerous Curves (1961)
as Head of the Sports Union
Indrek (1976)
as Maurus
Life in the Citadel (1947)
Actor
The New Devil of Hellsbottom (1965)
as Clever Ants
We Were Eighteen (1965)
as Linnus
The Dead Season (1968)
as Smith
The Broken Horseshoe (1973)
as investigator Myagi
Naughty Curves (1959)
as Representative of the Sports Union
Little Requiem for Harmonica (1972)
as Johannes
Underwater Reefs (1959)
as Harald Lauer
The Master of Kõrboja (1980)
as Rein of Kõrboja
Man in the Passage Yard (1972)
as Martin Mäger, Bush's neighbor, fishery officer
Ice Run (1963)
as German Officer (uncredited)
Diamonds for the Dictatorship of the Proletariat (1976)
as Marchand
Between Three Plagues (1970)
as Märten
Exposure (1970)
Actor
Don Juan in Tallinn (1973)
as Don Ottavio
Подводная лодка (1962)
Actor
Mehed jäävad koju (1956)
Actor
Days of June (1958)
as Valter
Supernova (1966)
as Professor Kanne
The Children of the Sun (1932)
as Arno Kiviste
You Will Gain In Battle (1975)
as Strakhov
Residence Permit (1972)
as police commissioner
Mikhail Lomonosov (1955)
Actor
Kunstnik Peeter Linzbach (1973)
Actor
Light Over Koordi (1951)
as Känd