Died screenwriter of Soviet cartoons Mikhail Lipskerov
At the 88th year of life, the famous Soviet and Russian screenwriter, writer and playwright Mikhail Lipskerov died. Relatives of the author of the scripts for the cartoons “The Wolf and the Calf” and “The Robbery by ...” reported that his death was caused by advanced age.
At the 88th year of life died Soviet and Russian writer, playwright and screenwriter Mikhail Lipskerov. Information about his death to the Agency RIA “Novosti” confirmed members of his family.
Relatives of the deceased said that the writer died the day before. They also noted that the incident was not a sudden blow for them, as the cause of death was the advanced years and the general health of the 87-year-old writer.
Mikhail Lipskerov was born in Moscow on July 1, 1939. He gained immense popularity as the creator of plots for such famous animated films as “The Wolf and the Calf”, “Robbery by ...”, “The smallest dwarf”, “Cowboys in the city” and “How mushrooms fought with peas”. In addition to animation, the author was actively engaged in writing fiction prose and theater plays, among which the novels “White fever”, “Journey to the center of Moscow” and “Black Square” stand out.
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