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“He was furious, he was a joker, his tongue was infinitely funny, but his compassion was so great,” said actress and director Asta Preidytė, who created several roles together.
“The second I don’t know, this kind of energy, such a wealth of knowledge. You can just say that it’s a walking encyclopedia,” he added.
Speaking about A.Paulavičius’ work on stage, the actress said that he was extremely responsible, sometimes “even exaggerated”.
“As a colleague he was even intrusive, exhausted and very attentive, and as a partner he was great – you really knew he was standing on stage with a serious and noteworthy rock,” said A. Preidytė.
She emphasized that although A.Paulavičius was very talented, he never used it and did not look at the work in a derogatory or frivolous way.
Actor Enrikas Kačinskas, who studied with him in the Juozas Miltinis studio and then played together for 46 years, said that A.Paulavičius tried to align himself with the best foreign, non-Lithuanian actors.
“He did not allow the poster of what Professor J. Miltinis taught us to be lowered. He has always kept art and culture posters at this level, ”said a longtime colleague.
He claimed that A. Paulavičius was “a man of the highest intelligence and intelligence.”
“Probably all of Panevėžys will remember him as exceptional … he was brought to the celebration and he himself was a celebration,” said E. Kačinskas.
Dalia Meleckaitė, who played the lead role in A. Strindberg’s “Dance of Death”, highlighted the actor’s duty and rigor on stage, but also his extraordinary lightness and sense of humor outside of it.
“The specialist in raps, laughs, nonsense was fair,” laughed the actress.
She told A.Paulavičius that she had played hundreds of performances and shared “the last bite and the ruble” on tours, but claimed that all the fun and jokes remained behind the scenes.
“There was everything in life, it’s God, but there was strict discipline on stage,” said D. Meleckaitė.
All the colleagues who created together emphasized that A.Paulavičius was an extremely handsome man, a heroic actor who could captivate the hearts of the audience.
“The audience just melted from her beauty. And not just the spectators, but the colleagues, “said E. Kačinskas.
“I’ve seen it in my youth Figaro – fantastic, but light and beautiful, it just flew over the stage,” recalled A. Preidytė.
Panevėžys Juozas Miltinis, the stage and film actor Algirdas Paulavičius died on Monday after a long illness, at the age of 77.
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