So, let's turn to the biography of the actor Sergei Bezrukov. Sergey Bezrukov was born in 1973. His father chose the name of his son in honor of his beloved and respected poet Sergei Yesenin.
His father, Vitaly Bezrukov, was an actor of the Satire Theater, and his mother devoted herself to the family. Sergei Bezrukov's childhood was creative and cheerful, the boy grew calm, never was a mischievous person. My father was very wary of Sergei's decision to follow the creative path. However, in school days, when Sergey Bezrukov took an active part in theatrical productions, Bezrukov the elder taught not to play as an actor, but to live the life of the hero on stage. The father always supported the young actor and how he could, tried to convey to him the secrets of acting. In 1990, Sergei graduated from the secondary school, in parallel received a diploma in music school for guitar.
Even while studying, Sergei attended preparatory courses, which were a preparation for entering the prestigious Moscow Art Theater School. After the completion of the preparatory training, Oleg Tabakov himself selected the most gifted entrants. In parallel, Bezrukov submitted documents to other theatrical universities, but, of course, the only goal was the Moscow Art Theater, because in his time he graduated and Bezrukov senior.
The efforts of the future actor did not pass without a trace, during admission he received the best evaluation and was enlisted to study at the most prestigious theatrical university in the country.
In the years of training Sergei Bezrukov tirelessly improved the skill of the actor. His father always supported his work and helped him to shape his stage handwriting. In student productions, Bezrukov was often entrusted with leading roles. He played Hamlet, Golokhvastov, Prince Myshkin, Pushkin and many other roles.
In an interview, Sergey Bezrukov often tells that Tabakov taught the students to the hardships of the acting profession, never made concessions. Many classmates considered Bezrukov a favorite of the master. In 1994, Bezrukov became the only student on the course, who managed to get a red diploma from the Moscow Art Theater School.
While still a student, a beginner artist was lucky enough to play in the theater of his mentor.
He participated in the productions of "The Passion for Bumbarash", "The Inspector General", "Biloxi-Blues", "Overstuffed Bochotar", "Matrosskaya Tishina", "Star Time in Local Time", "Anecdotes", "Last", "Psyche" and others .
Sergey Bezrukov's acting talent has been repeatedly awarded with high awards, for example, the Moscow Debuts Award, in the production of The Last, The Seagull, as well as participation in the play Psycho and many others.
In addition to his main work at the Tabakov Theater, Bezrukov also successfully participates in other projects. For example, for the role of Yesenin in the production of "My Life, Or You dreamed me" in the theater of M. Ermolova, in 1997 he received the State Prize.
However, the main criterion for Sergei's work remains the opinion of his father, who goes to every play, where Bezrukov Jr. comes on the scene in the role of Yesenin. In this, the son surpassed his parent, who himself dreamed of such a role.
Another successful project of Sergey Bezrukov was the program "Dolls" on the NTV channel, where the actor voiced more than ten political characters, the favorite of which, according to his confession, was the vivid image of Vladimir Zhirinovsky. It was this humorous show, which beat all the ratings on television, that made him famous. But, having experienced the fear that he might become a hostage to the "puppet" image, Sergei left the program, and did not lose it ...
At first Sergei Bezrukov, like the movie actor, had several not very prominent roles in the cinema. The most popular of them were the roles of "Crusader -2" and work in the movie "Chinese Service", which he himself assesses as the most serious of all played. Although famous for being never satisfied with his work in film, in contrast to theatrical productions. But after a while working in the movie brought him a truly stunning success.
So, in 2001 the popular film "Azazel" appeared on the screens, a screen version based on the novel by Boris Akunin. In this picture, Bezrukov played the role of the state councilor Ivan Briling, who was nicknamed "Chef". However, a real sensation around the name of the actor Sergei Bezrukov arose after the release of the TV series "Brigade". The most expensive television project at that time. In the series Bezrukov played the criminal boss Sasha Bely, a cruel, ambitious young man, but not without a share of charm.
The script of the series is sustained in the best traditions of the gangster thriller. Features of the time and the nuances of modern life intertwined with the classic situations of the genre and the characters of the characters of the cinema.
Despite the fact that the role of Sasha Bely was written under Sergey Bezrukov, the authors somehow doubted whether they were mistaken in choosing the candidate for the main role. After all, Bezrukov in everyday life is extremely positive person, and he had other roles before that.
To try for the role of White came more than 200 people, but the director still could not find "his" actor. Bezrukov was nervous, he wanted to play badly on purpose, but in spite of this he was confirmed for the role of Bely.
After the statement on the role, the four main performers - Sergey Bezrukov, Vladimir Vdovichenkov, Dmitry Dyuzhev and Pavel Maikov - gathered in the dressing room to try on a pile of costumes for all eleven years of serial life.
At this point, the producer of the series Anatoly Sivushov came up to them and urged the guys to go to Matveyevskoye, to the Veterans' Cinema House, to live there for a couple of days, relax, get acquainted, get to know each other, drink plenty of vodka. Perhaps, this is what has become the key to the successful tandem of the acting quartet. When a multiseries saga of "dashing 90s" - "Brigade" appeared on TV screens, Sasha Bely's role for a young actor was a turning point in his career.
The popular TV series "Brigade" has gained unprecedented success and all Russia and the CIS countries started talking about Sergey Bezrukov. Many prophesied to the actor the fate of the "master of one role", so successful was the image of the criminal authority.
But Sergey Bezrukov does not belong to those one-day actors who once successfully hit the "goal", decide to fixate on it, developing their own "I" in images. Having played the criminal authority of Bely, Sergei Bezrukov decided to move away from this role, abruptly changed course, showing himself as a diverse actor. Having played the role of the district policeman Pavel Kravtsov in the television series "Plot" after the role of "steep bandit", Bezrukov managed to easily and organically get used to the image of a sincere and simple guy. By the way, for the role of a policeman, the actor received the "Golden Eagle" award, and the show fell in love with TV viewers no less than the "Brigade".
The career of the actor moved upwards, but Sergei Bezrukov did not succumb to the dizzying success and continued his advance as a professional, refusing to participate in the filming of the continuation of the TV series "Plot". The reason for this was the invitation of Eldar Ryazanov to star in the film "The Key to the Bedroom". Later, there was the role of Vasily Stalin in the television series "Moscow Saga".
In 2005 Sergei Bezrukov starred in the serial film Esenin. For the actor, it was an old dream, because he had long wanted to embody the image of his favorite poet in the cinema.
The story of the murder of Sergei Yesenin, shot by director Igor Zaitsev, caused mixed reactions among the audience. Critics accused the actor for the fact that Bezrukov distorted the image of the poet.
This year was also marked by the adaptation of the novel by Mikhail Bulgakov "The Master and Margarita", in which Bezrukov was played by Yeshua Ga-Nozri.
Also in the record of Sergei Bezrukov is still a lot of wonderful works. The most famous films in which the actor starred are the "Butterfly Kiss" (2006), the series "Pushkin" (2006), "The Irony of Fate. Continuation "(2007)," High Security Vacation ", (2009).
In 2011, the release of a film about Vysotsky called "Black Man" is expected. According to project leaders, many actors were auditioning for the role of Vladimir Semenovich, but Bezrukov was out of competition. The film was directed by Igor Voloshin. Recently, the press reported that the picture will be called "Vysotsky. Thank you for being alive, "and will be available in summer 2011. From this mystery around the project is not less.
The full cast of the film became known the next day only after the premiere of the trailer, but the creators of the picture did not clearly understand "who is who."
In addition to the movie, Sergey's voice can be heard in audio performances "Love for Three Oranges", "About Fedot-Sagittarius ..." by Leonid Filatov, and also in the radio-play "Azazel".
In his interviews, the artist confesses that he has a passionate, addicted and romantic character, so there were many novels in his life. Sergei remembers his first love - it was a girl who played the role of Juliet in the School play. The young actor was then 14, and he was in the role of Romeo.In the later life of the charming actor, too, there were many women. Like any young man who can easily turn a woman's head, he enjoyed his victories and did not think to lose his freedom. But one day, on the set of the film "The Crusader-2" Sergei met his colleague in the shop Irina Livanov. According to the artist, Irina did not know what roles Sergei was able to play, and therefore did not compare him to the characters that he embodied on stage. She saw him as he is in life and so loved him.
After filming the film Bezrukov left Irina a note with her phone number and one word - "Waiting." Irina did not dare to call Sergey for a long time. After all, at that time the future wife of Sergei Bezrukov was not free. She was married to the actor Igor Livanov, with whom she raised her son, but for the sake of a new relationship Irina left the family. Filming took place abroad, in the same place and their romance began. Upon their return to Moscow, their relations began to develop rapidly and soon they decided to get married.
In 2000, in the dressing room of the Taganka Theater, the actor made Irina an offer. At this time, Bezrukov starred in the "Brigade" and applied to the registry office came directly from the set. The actor's schedule was so dense that on the day of the wedding he had to play Mozart in the play "Amadeus". The Bezrukov brothers were happy for more than ten years, along with them lives Andrew, the son of Irina from his first marriage.
Now you know everything about the biography of actor Sergei Bezrukov and his personal life. Of course, Sergei is one of the most talented actors of our time.