Writing
Konstantin Simonov
Born 1915-11-28 · Petrograd, Russian SFSR
Died 1979-08-28
Konstantin Mikhailovich Simonov, born Kirill (Russian: Константин Михайлович Симонов, 28 November [O.S. 15 November] 1915 – 28 August 1979), was a Soviet author and a war poet. He was a playwright and a wartime correspondent, most famous for his poem Wait for Me.
Credits
Newest first
Legends of Cinemaas Self (archive footage)2016
On the Road to BerlinNovel2015
When Idols Were Goneas Himself / ArchiveFootage2005
The Tale of Marshal Konevas Self (archive)1988
We Will Not See YouWriter1981
That's How It Will BeTheatre Play1980
Russian PeopleAuthor1979
Lad from Our TownAuthor1978
Twenty Days Without Waras Narrator (voice), screenwriter1976- Twenty Days Without WarWriter1976
The Ordinary Arcticas Himself1976- The Ordinary ArcticWriter1976
A Soldier Was Walking...as Self (voice)1975- A Soldier Was Walking...Writer1975
From Lopatin's NotesWriter1975- Pätnásť životovShort Story1974
The FourthTheatre Play1972
The Polynin CaseWriter1970- The Polynin CaseBook1970
PirosmaniScript Consultant1969
RetributionNovel1969
If Your House Means a Thing to You...Screenplay1967
Under the Chestnut Trees of PragueWriter1965
The Alive and the DeadNovel1964
LevashovWriter1963
FourthNovel1962
Normandy - NemanWriter1960
The Immortal GarrisonWriter1956- Dobré jménoTheatre Play1955
Victory of the Chinese PeopleScreenplay1950- The Second CaravanWriter1950
The Russian QuestionTheatre Play1948
Days and NightsWriter1945
Wait for MeWriter1943- Wait for MeLyricist1943
In the Name of the MotherlandScreenplay1943- In the Name of the MotherlandTheatre Play1943
Lad from Our TownTheatre Play1942- Lad from Our TownLyricist1942