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Died screenwriter of the cartoon “Wolf and calf” Mikhail Lipskerov

Died Soviet and Russian writer, playwright and screenwriter Mikhail Lipskerov, the author of the scripts of the famous cartoons “Soyuzmultfilm”.

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Died Soviet and Russian writer, playwright and screenwriter Mikhail Lipskerov, the author of the scripts of the famous cartoons “Soyuzmultfilm”. About the death on the eve, October 24, said his son Dmitry Lipskerov in Facebook (belongs to Meta, which is recognized in Russia as extremist and banned).

"Mikhail Fedorovich Lipskerov 1939-2026," he wrote.

He wrote the scripts of the cartoons “The smallest dwarf”, “How mushrooms with peas fought”, “Wolf and calf”, as well as “Robbery by ...”. "The Wolf and the Calf" et al.

In addition to the scripts, Lipskerov wrote prose. In the publishing house AST published his novels “White Gore”, “Black Square” and “Journey to the center of Moscow”.

Source: РБК ↗

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