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Vladimir Vaynshtok would have been no older than 70 in Twenty Six Days in the Life of Dostoevsky as 'Screenplay'.

Movie Released: Mon, Feb 02 1981

Vladimir Vaynshtok was 69 in Armed and Very Dangerous as 'Director, Screenplay'.

Movie Released: Mon, Jan 09 1978

Vladimir Vaynshtok was 65 in The Headless Rider as 'Director, Writer'.

Movie Released: Wed, Jul 25 1973

Vladimir Vaynshtok was 63 in Mission in Kabul as 'Writer'.

Movie Released: Mon, Sep 27 1971

Vladimir Vaynshtok was 63 in The Lost Ones as 'Writer'.

Movie Released: Mon, Mar 29 1971

Vladimir Vaynshtok was 60 in The Dead Season as 'Writer'.

Movie Released: Fri, Dec 06 1968

Vladimir Vaynshtok was 57 in Facing the Judgement of History as 'Writer'.

Movie Released: Thu, Apr 01 1965

Vladimir Vaynshtok was 33 in Collection of Films for the Armed Forces #6 as 'Production Supervisor'.

Movie Released: Mon, Nov 24 1941

Vladimir Vaynshtok was 32 in Youth of Commanders as 'Director, Writer'.

Movie Released: Mon, May 13 1940

Vladimir Vaynshtok was 29 in Treasure Island as 'Director, Writer'.

Movie Released: Mon, Dec 20 1937

Vladimir Vaynshtok was 28 in Capt. Grant's Family as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Sat, Jun 06 1936

Vladimir Vaynshtok was 24 in Glory of World as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Wed, Mar 23 1932

Vladimir Vaynshtok was 22 in The Rubicon as 'Writer, Director'.

Movie Released: Sat, Jan 03 1931

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