Aleksandr Voevodin

Alexander Voevodin, a Russian actor who played colorful roles in several cult dramas of the Soviet era, believes that the most important thing in life is healthy self-esteem and loved ones. A man who has chosen a difficult profession is glad that life has given him so many interesting events and meetings. In an interview, the artist admits that only the absence of star fever allowed him to maintain his dignity in a variety of life circumstances.

Alexander Voevodin was born on September 21, 1950. Despite the difficult post-war period, the boy decided to become an actor. In 1966, after graduating from a comprehensive school, the young man entered the Moscow Art Theater School. The young man freely passes the entrance exams and enters the course, which was directed by the actor and director Viktor Monyukov.

Alexander got his first role while still a student. In 1968, the young man played a wounded soldier in the film Doctor Vera. Filming took place in Vilnius. Having received his honestly earned money, the Moscow Art Theater student bought himself a white-blue-pink hand-knitted sweater, which he was incredibly proud of.

Voevodin played one of the most striking roles in his career in his last year at the institute. Like all graduates, Alexander was forbidden to participate in the filming of any motion pictures. But the image of the young Yegor Trofimov from the film "Officers" so fascinated the young man that Voevodin neglected the rules of the Moscow Art Theater.

In this decision, the young man was supported by the school teacher Marina Kovaleva. The actress promised the student that, if necessary, she would cover Alexander in front of the rector. After the release of the film, Voevodin woke up famous. The young man, who had just turned 21, was bombarded with flowers and gifts. In an interview dedicated to the 45th anniversary of the film, the actor admitted that he is still recognized on the street as Yegor Trofimov.

After receiving his diploma, the young man was recruited to the Moscow Satire Theater. The debut on the theatrical stage turned out to be as large-scale as on the cinema stage. Alexander was entrusted with the role of Cherubino in the play "Crazy Day, or the Marriage of Figaro".

The novice actor found himself on the same stage with Andrei Mironov and Alexander Shirvindt. In 1974, the world of theater and cinema will intersect - the play will be recorded for television, and Vojvodin's first serious role will remain in the archives.

A year before the recording of the play, in 1973, the artist appeared on television in the film adaptation of Sergei Naydenov's play "Vanyushin's Children". Alexander got the role of the youngest son Alexei, who was mired in debauchery and deception.

More viewers remembered the image that the actor embodied in the film "Private Life". Voevodin played Nikolai - a minor character. The social drama has garnered attention and even won an Oscar nomination for Best Foreign Language Film.

Soon the TV people drew attention to the pleasant voice and the diction of the young artist. Already moonlighting as a dubbing actor, Alexander received an invitation to work at Ostankino. One of the first large-scale works of Vojvodin was the scoring of Roque Mendizabal in the series "Wild Rose".

The man, whose career began with a large successful project, is gradually moving away from cinema, pays more attention to working in the theater and dubbing foreign films. On television, the actor appears exclusively in episodes.

Vojvodin's voice from television broadcasts Larry Flynt in "The People Against Larry Flynt", Oskar Schindler from "Schindler's List", Scrooge McDuck from "Duck Tales" and other famous characters.

In 2003, 2 significant events took place in Vojvodin's biography. Alexander receives the title of Honored Artist of the Russian Federation and begins shooting in the series "The Return of Mukhtar".

The actor easily found a common language with partners on the site, including Alexander Nosik, Alla Kovnir and Alexander Volkov. Voevodin so well fit into the role of Lieutenant Colonel Khrulev (in the future the character will receive a promotion) that he played in the image of a wise boss in The Return of Mukhtar-2 and The Return of Mukhtar. New trail ".

Another colorful role was the image of Alexander Fedotov in the serial film "Daddy's Daughters". The man appears in just one episode (episode 122) and appears before the audience as the father of the oligarch Fedotov, one of the permanent characters (the role is played by Alexander Oleshko).

In 2016, a concert dedicated to the 45th anniversary of the release of the film "Officers" was held on the stage of the Kremlin Palace. Voevodin shared with the audience his memories of filming, his own experiences and worries while working on the project and read a poem that conveys the spirit of the post-war period.

Alexander Mikhailovich does not like to talk about his wife and children. As an actor of the old school, the man prefers to hide information about loved ones from fans. From the few words spoken in various interviews, it is known that Voevodin has a strong and close-knit family.

Together with his wife, the artist raised his son Mikhail and now devotes a lot of time to his growing grandchildren. Alexander Mikhailovich maintains warm relations with his sister and nephew. The actor admits that the most important thing in life is his family.

In 2018, the artist continues to participate in performances that take place on the stage of the Moscow Satire Theater. The man plays in the productions of "Homo Erectus", "The Taming of the Shrew" and "Fatal Attraction".

The NTV channel continues broadcasting the Mukhtar. New Trail ", where Alexander Mikhailovich plays the role of Colonel Khrulev.

1968 - Doctor Vera 1971 - Officers 1982 - "Find and neutralize" 1983 - "From the life of the head of the criminal investigation department" 1990 - "The place of the killer is vacant" 2002 - "Railway romance" 2003 - "Return of Mukhtar" 2004 - "Lily of the valley 2" 2008 - "The Brothers Karamazov" 2016 - "Sklifosovsky. Resuscitation "2017 -" Mukhtar. New track "

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