Aleksandr Volkov

Russian theater and film actor, starred in the series "Wedding Ring", "Sasha + Masha", in the films "The Way Home", "Moscow - Lopushki" and others. Works in the private entertainment theater "World of Art" in Moscow.

Alexander Volkov was born on September 21, 1975 in the Moscow region, in the village of Snegiri. The father of the future actor worked as a model designer - a worker who makes foundry models, and his mother was a housewife. In addition to Alexander, the Volkov family had two more children.

As a child, Alexander was engaged in kickboxing and dreamed of becoming a boxer - this was due to the communication environment, which was made up of rural boys. The walls in Alexander's room were covered with posters of Jean-Claude Van Damme. The future actor even managed to learn English on his own, the dream of communicating with an idol became a good motivation for this.

However, the dreams of professional boxing did not come true - the coach said that the boy lacks aggression and toughness to be a professional boxer. Alexander finished school and went to work as a carpenter, then tried himself as a security guard and advertising agent.

As a result, I came to the conclusion that it was necessary to get a higher education. Personal circumstances also pushed the future actor to this decision - the mother of his girlfriend did not want to see a young man without a university degree next to her daughter.

Unexpectedly for everyone, Volkov decided to study as an actor and began to take preparatory courses. After the courses, Alexander entered the All-Russian State Institute of Cinematography, which he graduated in 2001. After graduation, he served at the Moscow Gogol Theater, from where he left in 2006 and began to collaborate with the private entertainment theater "World of Art".

One of the first roles Alexander Volkov played in the TV series "My Prechistenka" about the life of several Moscow families throughout the XX century. The actor appeared there in the image of the young prince Alexander Repnin, whose life falls on the beginning of the twentieth century. The prince is secretly in love with the seamstress Nastya, but his father, who found out about this connection, insists that Alexander marry his friend's sister, Sophia Kuratova, equal in status.

Because of his beloved, the young prince shoots himself in a duel with a friend, but the desired marriage with Nastya does not bring happiness to the hero in the end. The wife organizes her own sewing workshop and becomes a successful business lady, and Alexander cannot come to terms with her new way of life and is jealous of customers with whom Nastya has to communicate a lot. As a result, the spouses part, and Sofia, the hero's former bride, never finding happiness in her personal life, becomes a revolutionary.

After that, the actor played a cameo role in the TV series "Sasha + Masha". There Volkov portrays an unnamed long-haired gentleman with whom the main character Sasha is negotiating.

The actor also appeared in the TV series "The Return of Mukhtar" in the role of Senior Lieutenant Maxim Zharov. Volkov's hero works as an operative and dog handler. Maxim appears in the series after the previous protagonist Artem Kolosov is seriously injured in Episode 91. Zharov becomes the new owner of the dog Mukhtar and falls in love with a colleague - investigator Lena Brusnikina (actress Alla Kovnir).

In 2006, the mini-series "A Hero of Our Time" was released based on the novel of the same name by Mikhail Lermontov. Volkov plays the role of Savichev there.

This was followed by the melodramatic series "The Wedding Ring", where Volkov for more than six hundred episodes plays one of the key characters - Igor Gritsenko. The hero travels to Moscow from the small village of Borsk to find academician Kovalev in the capital and avenge him for his parents. On the train, Igor meets Nastya, the daughter of that very academician Kovalev, who is going to Moscow to find his father and persuade him to help his mother, who has ended up in prison.

In 2009, in the drama series Big City Lights, Volkov played the role of journalist Sergei. The series tells the story of a girl who finds out that the people she considered parents all her life are not really her family. The heroine becomes aware that her biological parents lost her in 1993 during the assault on the White House, and now she is trying to find them herself.

In the series "The Case of Investigator Nikitin" Volkov plays a young investigator Yevgeny Rossomakhin, who works in the Moscow prosecutor's office. In the courtyard of the 30s of the twentieth century, investigator Rossomakhin, together with two new colleagues, is investigating the most notorious crimes in the capital.

Then comes the 4-episode melodrama "The Right to Love", where Volkov plays Arseny, the windy artist who, ten years ago, abandoned his successful wife, a businesswoman, for a race car driver. Arseny continues to change women like gloves, while his ex-wife is patiently waiting for his return.

In 2013, the Long Road melodrama was released, where Alexander Volkov played the husband of the main character Alexandra Pospelova. A happy family life suddenly collapses when the spouse disappears one day without a trace. The heroine has to reveal the secret of his disappearance.

A year later came the comedy melodrama "Moscow - Lopushki" (Moscow - Lopushki). Here the actor played the role of Yegor. The main heroines of the film are two sisters Polina and Masha. Polina lives in the capital, works in a book publishing house and has an affair with her boss, and Masha is engaged in farming in the village and meets a simple local guy.

One day life presents both sisters with an unpleasant surprise, and they have to switch places. Masha goes to Moscow to organize the supply of farm products, and Polina, after breaking up with her lover and losing her job, goes to the village to restore her nervous system. New circumstances help the sisters to look at life in a new way.

In 2015, a 4-episode detective film "Mark's Ark" based on the novel by Tatyana Ustinova was released. Alexander Volkov plays the role of the main character Mark Ledogorov, who during a storm saves a group of climbers. Very little time passes, and a murder takes place in Mark's hideout, where he brought the rescued climbers. The climbers suspect their savior, and Mark himself is wary of the climbers and suspects that they have something to hide.

Alexander Volkov's wife's name is Taisiya. Young people met in their youth, when Alexander finished school and had not yet found his place in life. For the sake of his beloved, Volkov entered VGIK, because the future mother-in-law did not approve of the "no-diploma" fan of her daughter.

Alexander and Taisiya got married even before the future actor finished his studies. By the time of graduation, Alexander already had a daughter from Taisiya, and his wife was actively pursuing her own career and worked as a senior PR director. Later, the spouses also had two sons.

After filming the TV series "The Return of Mukhtar" Volkov, who had previously been wary of large dogs, started a sheepdog named Roy.

The dog lives in a spacious country house in the village of Snegiri with Alexander's large and friendly family. Interestingly, Roy is a descendant of the Prime Sambatus Shepherd Dog, with whom Alexander starred in the famous television series.

The actor is 187 cm tall and weighs 72 kg.

One of the last projects in which the actor took part is the war drama "Red Dog", filmed jointly by Russia, Belarus and the United States.

The film was released in the winter of 2017 and is based on the book of the writer Viktor Kryukov "The Red Soldier". The film is set at the beginning of World War II, and the main characters are tank destroyer dogs.

2003 - "My Prechistenka" 2003-2005 - "Sasha + Masha" 2005-2008 - "The Return of Mukhtar" 2006 - "Pechorin. A Hero of Our Time "2008-2011 -" Wedding Ring "2009 -" City Lights "2011 -" Fan 3: The Return of the "Kid" "2012 -" The Case of Investigator Nikitin "2013 -" The Right to Love "2013 -" Long Road " 2014 - "Moscow-Lopushki" 2014 - "Heart of a Star" 2015 - "Mark's Ark" 2015 - "Funny Life" 2016 - "Red Dog"

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