Vladimir Vladimirovich Vdovichenkov

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Vladimir Vdovichenkov (left) with Pawel Derevyanko (2017)
Vladimir Vdovichenkov (November 2010)

Wladimir Wladimirowitsch Wdowitschenkow ( Russian Владимир Владимирович Вдовиченков ; born August 13, 1971 in Gussew , Kaliningrad Oblast ) is a Russian film actor. In 2012 he received the "Honored Artist of the Russian Federation" award.

Life

Vladimir Vdovichenkov's father Vladimir Vdovichenkov (1943-1993) was a mechanic and his mother Svetlana Viktorovna Vdovichenkova, née Leonova, was an engineer. He also has two siblings. An older sister named Irina and a younger brother named Konstantin (* 1983), who is now a media entrepreneur.

After graduating from middle school in 1988, he went to the 42nd Naval School in Kronstadt , where he successfully completed his training in 1989. He served for four years in the Northern and Baltic Fleets . Vdowitschenkow then returned to Gusew and tried his hand at numerous professions, such as a heater in the sauna, vehicle mechanic and waiter. But none of that seemed right to him. At the age of 25 he made the decision to become an actor and went to Moscow to apply to the Gerasimov Institute for Cinematography . After his first acting experiences, some representatives of the film industry noticed him and he got small supporting roles in films like "The President and His Granddaughter" or "The Border". Wdowitschenkow achieved widespread fame with the series " Brigada ", which enjoyed great popularity at home and abroad.

Vladimir Vdowitschenkow has been married to his colleague Jelena Lyadowa (* 1980) for the fourth time since 2015. From his illegitimate relationship with Olga Filippowa (* 1977) he has a daughter (* 2005). Vdowitschenkow also has a son (* 1993) from his second marriage.

Filmography

TV Shows

  • 2000: The border: romance in the taiga ( Russian Граница: Таёжный роман )
  • 2002: Brigada ( Russian Бригада )
  • 2003: The Fifth Angel ( Russian Пятый ангел )
  • 2004: Heaven and Earth ( Russian: Небо и земля )
  • 2008: Heavy sand ( Russian Тяжёлый песок )
  • 2012: White Guard ( Russian Белая гвардия )
  • 2012: One day in Rostov ( Russian Однажды в Ростове )

Movies

  • 2000: The President and his granddaughter ( Russian Президент и его внучка )
  • 2001: Romance in the Taiga ( Russian Таёжный роман ) - theatrical version of the television series
  • 2002: April ( Russian Апрель )
  • 2002: Heated Saturday ( Russian Раскалённая суббота )
  • 2003: Bumer ( Russian Бумер )
  • 2005: Time to collect stones ( Russian Время собирать камни )
  • 2006: Bumer 2 ( Russian Бумер. Фильм второй )
  • 2006: The seventh day ( Russian Седьмой день )
  • 2007: Paragraph 78 - The Game of Death ( Russian Параграф 78 )
  • 2009: Taras Bulba ( Russian Тарас Бульба )
  • 2009: Forbidden Reality ( Russian Запрещённая реальность )
  • 2010: If I would love you ( Russian Если бы я тебя любил )
  • 2011: Man at the Window ( Russian Человек у окна )
  • 2012: The eighth of August ( Russian Август. Восьмого )
  • 2014: Leviathan ( Russian Левиафан )
  • 2017: Salyut-7 ( Russian Салют-7 )

Awards

  • 2007 "Кумир" (for his role in the movie Bumer )
  • 2012 "Honored Artist of the Russian Federation"

Trivia

  • Vladimir Vdovichenkov did not receive a single ruble for the role in the hugely popular film Bumer.

Individual evidence

Web links

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personal data
SURNAME Wdowitschenkow, Vladimir Vladimirovich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Вдовиченков, Владимир Владимирович (Russian)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Russian film actor
DATE OF BIRTH August 13, 1971
PLACE OF BIRTH Gusew , Russian SFSR, Soviet Union