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Igor Dolgoruki
(1898-1958)
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Igor Dolgoruki was born on 19 November 1898 in Potosí, Bolivia. He was an actor, known for
Days of Glory (1944)
. He was married to Eleanor May Carr. He died on 24 February 1958 in California, USA.
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Known for
Days of Glory
6.1
Dmitri
1944
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Northwest Outpost
6.0
Noble Gentleman
(uncredited)
1947
Cornered
6.6
Swiss Hotel Clerk
(uncredited)
1945
The Dolly Sisters
6.2
Russian Actor
(uncredited)
1945
Days of Glory
6.1
Dmitri
1944
The Purple Heart
6.5
Boris Evenik
(uncredited)
1944
The Boy from Stalingrad
6.1
Russian Commander
(uncredited)
1943
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Height
5′ 8″ (1.73 m)
Born
November 19
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1898
Potosí, Bolivia
Died
February 24
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1958
California, USA
Spouse
Eleanor May Carr
November 1942 - July 1949 (divorced)
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A.k.a., according to his naturalization papers, "Sanders Dino-Valencay-Sagan".
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