Egor Pazenko

Egor Pazenko is a Russian actor who is equally successful both on the stage and on the set. He is well known to lovers of Russian cinema from the detective "The Deal", the war drama "The Disappeared" and the action movie "The Abbot".

Egor was born in the Crimean capital Simferopol into an acting family. His mother, Margarita Bondareva, was mainly a theatrical actress, but his father Stanislav Pazenko also appeared in films, and is still acting. In Simferopol, Yegor lived only the very first time of his life, and grew up in Kiev, as the actor recalls in an interview, in a rather hooligan area. By the way, Pazenko's parents still live in the capital of Ukraine.

Yegor himself, who since childhood was behind the scenes during the performances of his father and mother, realized what the pros and cons of the profession of an actor were, and saw himself only on this path. After graduating from school, the young man goes to Moscow and after the very first exam becomes a student at the Moscow Art Theater School, where until 1993 he studied at the course of Avant-garde Leontyev. Then the young actor is a member of the troupe of the Moscow Art Academic Theater named after A.P. Chekhov.

At first everything went well for him, but after the death of the artistic director Oleg Efremov, changes came. Yegor Pazenko somehow unexpectedly dropped out of theatrical life, because of which he developed severe depression, and he even began to abuse alcohol. The cinema helped the actor to get out of this state.

Yegor Pazenko played his first role in the drama "Cabal of the Saints" at the age of 16. After graduating from theatrical high school, he again returned to filming in films, and he took up any proposal. In his arsenal there were both positive and negative characters. In addition, the young man was not limited to only Russian film companies.

The actor appeared in the British TV series Treasure Seekers with Keira Knightley, where he played the role of Igor. Yegor Pazenko also starred in the American adventure film "Outcast" with Tom Hanks and in the sci-fi melodramatic action movie "Saint" with Val Kimler in the title role. But in both films, Pazenko's appearances turned out to be so episodic that the actor's characters did not even receive names.

The actor is also filmed in films produced in the near abroad: together with Vladimir Mashkov, he appeared in the Ukrainian melodrama "Two Moons, Three Suns". Here the actor got the role of a riot policeman.

Popularity began to come already in the 21st century, after the release of the action movie "Personal number" and the sports drama "Race for happiness". In 2006, Pazenko first got the role of the main antagonist in the detective series "The Deal". According to the actor, Yegor Pazenko doubted whether to agree to this role, but after carefully reading the script, he noticed that the antagonist is more ambiguous than a negative character. He is endowed with a strong character and strong will, which, due to circumstances, "turned the wrong way."

The war film about the partisans "Disappeared" and the ironic action movie "The Last Secret of the Master", which, among other things, was also an international project, a film shot jointly by Russia and China, enjoyed great popularity.

But the actor's greatest success was brought by the crime television series "The Abbot". This popular film has amassed enough views to receive a second season renewal. Here Yegor Pazenko played the role of a priest - Father Andrey. The plot begins with the hero arriving in a provincial town after unknown assassins kill the previous abbot of the church.

The new abbot seeks to fight crime with the word of God and immediately confronts a crime boss who wants to use the church as a heroin store. The criminals blackmail the priest, taking the parishioners hostage. Parallel to this, the ambiguous nature of Father Andrei is revealed, and the reasons for his irreconcilable enmity with drug dealers: before coming to faith, he himself was a crime boss in St. Petersburg, but the death of his beloved girl from an overdose forever changed the life of the future priest.

The role of Andrei's father in the TV series “Abbot” brought the actor the Prize of the X International Orthodox Film Festival “Pokrov” with the wording “For the main role”. In addition, in the same period, the actor received a more unusual award for an artist - the Order of the UOC of St. Nestor the Chronicler of the II degree for church services.

After that, the actor became especially in demand. In 2012, Yegor Pazenko appeared in seven projects, with four in the lead roles. This demand allowed the actor to become especially picky.

Recently, the actor began to refuse those roles that are not interesting to him. The fact is that Pazenko decided that now his characters should bring people exclusively positive energy. Therefore, Yegor prefers such heroes as operative Ivan Kaverin from the melodrama "Witness" and Alexander Dymov from the police saga "PPS".

Also during this period, in the crime film "My home is my fortress" the actor played the role of a man with an unusual profession - a military builder, restoring houses and roads in the republic destroyed by bombs. The peculiarity of such work lies in the fact that such contractors at any time may need to exchange construction tools for weapons in order to save their own lives.

The first time Yegor Pazenko got married almost immediately after graduating from the Moscow Art Theater School to Yulia Prokhorova. In 1995, Pazenko and his wife had a joint son, Stepan. But this marriage did not stand the test of time, and Yegor and Julia divorced.

Today the actor is married again. Alena Sidorenko became the artist's chosen one, who after the wedding started promoting her husband as a personal manager. In 2013, Yegor had a second child, a daughter, who was named Alexandra. By the way, for Alena, this is not the first birth: her children from previous relationships live in the family, daughter Anastasia and son Nikita. Pazenko gets along very well with adopted children.

The actor is a big sports fan. He even has the first adult category in water polo, and relatively recently, Pazenko became interested in alpine skiing. At one time, Yegor sat on a strict diet without flour, fatty and spicy foods, as a result of which he managed to get rid of the extra 25 kilograms.

In 2016, the artist's biography was replenished with a new bright role. Yegor Pazenko, although he played a supporting character, but in a foreign film. The actor appeared in the German action comedy film Crazy Nick (originally Tschiller aD - Der Kinotatort) as Boris Golitsyn.

The film tells about the confrontation between the Hamburg policeman and gangsters, as well as the personal vendetta of the policeman's daughter, who wants to take revenge on the Turkish mafia for the death of her mother. The main role in the film was played by the famous German actor Til Schweiger, and the role of the police officer's daughter was played by the actor's daughter, Luna Schweiger.

In Germany, this action-packed thriller was released in February 2016, and in Russia only at the end of autumn of the same year.

In 2017, Yegor Pazenko joined the crew of the TV series "Raid". The actor appeared in the television series in the role of Gleb Monakhov, nicknamed Monk.

The television series is a free-form adaptation of the French crime series Braquo, which has gained popularity in its home country, also known as Raid. The plot of the series begins with the suicide of a major who was accused of a crime that he did not commit, which happened in a pre-trial detention center. After the tragedy, the comrades of the deceased unite to get to the bottom of the truth and restore the honest name of the major.

The main roles in the series were played by Vladimir Mashkov and Denis Shvedov. The series was released in April 2017 and lasted for 8 episodes. Information about the continuation of the crime series for the second season did not appear.

2004 - "Personal number" 2004 - "Unequal marriage" 2006 - "Deal" 2006-2007 - "Race for happiness" 2007 - "By the law of attraction" 2008 - "The game of hide and seek" 2008 - "The snow does not melt forever" 2009 - "Disappeared" 2010 - "The Last Secret of the Master" 2010-2011 - "Abbot" 2012 - "My House is My Fortress" 2012 - "Witness" 2012 - "The Brotherhood of the Troopers" 2012-2013 - "PPS-2" 2016 - "Crazy Nick"

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Egor Pazenko Net Worth 2021

Egor Pazenko 's revenue is $1.4M in 2021. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Egor Pazenko and could vary in the range between $803.3K - $1.6M.

Egor Pazenko Net Worth 2020

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Egor Pazenko Net Worth 2019

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Egor Pazenko Net Worth 2018

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Egor Pazenko Net Worth 2017

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Egor Pazenko Net Worth 2016

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Egor Pazenko Net Worth 2015

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