The future actor of Soviet and Russian cinema Dmitry Maryanov was born in 1969, on December 1. In his childhood he was fond of and tried himself in dances, acrobatics, swimming, sambo, football and gymnastics. Being in the seventh grade I went to the theater school at the Theater on Krasnaya Presnya. He worked as an actor in a small theater called "The Scientist Monkey". After graduation from the Theater School. B.V. Shchukin in 1992, Dmitry took to the theater Lenkom.
Children's roles in cinema
Dmitry Marianov starred in his first film - "Above the Rainbow" in 1986. This musical picture for children was directed by Georgy Yungvald-Khilkevich. She was completely atypical for her time. The magic of the storyline, great songs and music added to the film the effect of joy and a bright holiday. The main role of the eighth-grader Alik in this film was performed by Dmitry Marianov. His hero impressed the audience with his unusual and original. He wore strange clothes, went with an uncommon hairdo and sang with a unique voice (at that time still unrecognizable by the public of Vladimir Presnyakov, Jr.).
In several years the actor appeared again on the screen, but now he had a completely different role. E.Ryazanova's film "Dear Elena Sergeevna" is a rather brutal psychological drama, where Maryanov played a teenager who, together with his friends, tries in every way to get the key to the cabinet where the work is located in which they want to make their own adjustments.
The 90s
It is believed that thanks to the first two films, Dmitry Marianov became known to the general public. And after the role in the next film, namely in the social melodrama "Love", his audience recognized him as the "star" of the new generation. Filming in this film fell at a time when the actor was already a student at the Theater School. BV Shchukin.
During filming in the movie "Love" the actor met for the first time with his future wife Tatyana Skorokhodova, who at that time was a beginning actress.
In 1992, graduates of Yuri Avsharov became organizers of the eccentric student theater "The Scientist Monkey". In this theater, actors such as Skorokhodov and Marianov began to work. Small TVrespises that were created during this period, you can see in the program "Yourself a director."
Soon, Mark Zakharov invited Dmitry Marianov to play in the famous "Lenkom". The actor has played many different roles in such productions as "Bremen Musicians", "Memorial Prayer", "Juno and Avos", "Mad Day, or Marriage of Figaro".
Together with work in the theater, the actor continued to appear in films all the time. During this period, several films with his participation were published. This is the drama "Russian ragtime", and the melodrama "Dancing Ghosts", and the thriller "Coffee with a Lemon", and the comedy "Likhaya Couple". Also, the audience remembered the actor in the role of De Saint-Luc from the "Countess de Monsoro" (a film adaptation of the novel by A. Dumas).
In the new millennium
In 2000, a colleague of the Lenkom Theater, Alexander Abdulov, suggested that Maryanov play the role of the Cat in his new play "Bremen Musicians and K". Then Tigran Keosayan shot the melodrama "President and his granddaughter", where the actor played the son of the president. In addition, Marianov starred in such television series as "The Diary of the Murderer", "Lady-Mayor", "Rostov-Pope", "Cavaliers of the Starfish."
Often Maryanov is removed in films, where he is full of various complex tricks. Often he undertakes to perform them independently, without resorting to the help of a backup. He helps to cope with complex stunts athletic past, in particular acrobatics. In addition, he constantly maintains his physical form.
Heroes, played by Mariyanov, are often strong enough personality, no matter what their profession. So, in the series "Students" Maryanov appears in the role of Igor Artemiev (teacher of philosophy). His hero is highly professional. Kindness and responsiveness, and besides, he is also a man of modern views on life. Being a real biker, he comes to work only on a motorcycle.
Marjanov left Lenkom in 2003, after which he got a job at the Independent Theater Project. There he is engaged in several performances, among them "Ricochet" and "Ladies'Night".