Konstantin Lavronenko

In the cinema, Kostya Lavronenko made his debut while still a student. It was a role in the 1984 film "Still I Love, Still I Hope" directed by Nikolai Lyrchikov. The partners of the novice actor were Valentina Talyzina, Tamara Semina, Vyacheslav Nevinny and Evgeny Evstigneev. Since then, Konstantin Evstigneeva calls his teacher.

The fame of the film actor came to Lavronenko after 20 years. Then director Andrei Zvyagintsev saw Konstantin on the stage of one of the theaters and invited him to play the main role - his father in his film "Return". In 2003, a picture by a Russian director literally blew up the Venice Film Festival. The film "Return" received the "Golden Lion" and was released in 70 countries of the world. So Lavronenko became a global star.

4 years later, Andrei Zvyagintsev brought a new painting "The Exile" to Cannes.

And again in one of the main roles - Konstantin Lavronenko. The work became central to the artist's filmography. For this role he received the Cannes Film Festival prize. So far, of all Konstantin's Russian colleagues, only he has such a prize.

Fans of the series remembered Lavronenko in the serial detective action film "Liquidation" by Sergei Ursulyak, where the actor played Chekan, an Odessa bandit of the 40s of the last century, and his partners in the film were Mikhail Porechenkov, Svetlana Kryuchkova and Vladimir Mashkov.

Konstantin Lavronenko plays diverse roles, easily getting used to the image of a hero-lover, although he never had such a role. In 2013 The Three Musketeers the actor played Lord Buckingham.

An important premiere of 2016 was the film Earthquake, in which the star of the screen embodied the image of the key character. A human drama unfolds against the backdrop of a natural disaster. The director selected a brilliant cast - the main roles were played by Maria Mironova, Victor Stepanyan, Irina Bezrukova.

The film was nominated for an Oscar by the Armenian Film Academy.

Lavronenko is not afraid to experiment. In 2017, the actor appeared before the audience in an unusual role. In the fabulous comedy "The Last Hero" he played Koshchei the Immortal.

At the center of events is the journey of a young man named Ivan to the country of Belogorie, where the battle of good and evil unfolds. The main characters were presented on the screen by Viktor Horinyak, Ekaterina Vilkova, Elena Yakovleva, Sergey Burunov, Timofey Tribuntsev and others.

Konstantin himself mentions his character as explosive, but quickly appeased. In his youth, he was, among other things, jealous and could easily lose his composure. Nevertheless, these qualities did not prevent him from establishing his personal life for many years to come. Lavronenko's wife is Lydia Petrakova.

They met in the "Satyricon", where they both served. The wedding was played in 1987, and in 1990 a daughter was born to the family. The girl was named Xenia. After school, she graduated from MGIMO at the Faculty of International Journalism, later decided to continue her studies at the theater institute.

Konstantin at least 2 times a year visits his sister and mother, who still live in Rostov-on-Don. Lavronenko cannot imagine rest without a river or some other reservoir, since all his childhood was spent on the banks of the Don.

The man quit smoking many years ago. He never abused alcohol and to this day keeps himself in good athletic shape, which he needs to work on the set.

According to the celebrity, he prefers not to bring the matter to such a state where harsh methods for adjusting the figure may be required - fasting or diet. Appearance for an artist is the main tool that helps to realize himself in the profession. Now, with a height of 181 cm (in a number of sources - 183 cm), Konstantin's weight does not exceed 78 kg.

The actor travels a lot. Paris and Strasbourg became the favorite cities of Europe for Constantine, but Lavronenko prefers his native lands. He traveled around the Black Sea coast and the Caucasus from Sochi to Novorossiysk, with plans to visit Baikal. On Instagram, a profile acts on behalf of the artist, but the photos that appear there are only relevant to his work.

Now the actor continues to experiment with genres in cinematic projects. In 2018, the fantastic film "Coma" was completed, in which he starred with a young film star - Rinal Mukhametov. In the author's drama "Wanderers of Patience" Lavronenko reincarnated as a successful photographer, whose hostage becomes a deaf-mute model.

Konstantin returned to the theatrical stage. He played the main role in the production "Snow in a Strange City", which started on the stage of the theater "Commonwealth of Taganka Actors" in 2018. On the eve of the New Year's celebration, changes are taking place in the family of the main characters - the spouse leaves, the wife is left alone, alone with the grown-up children. Together with Lavronenko, Maria Kulikova, Alexey Bardukov, Polina Grents, Maxim Emelyanov and Ksenia Lavronenko were involved in the play.

In 2019, with the participation of the artist, the pictures "Outpost", "Dawn", "Roller Coaster" will be released. In the film "Can you hear me?" Konstantin will play the main role.

1984 - "I still love, I still hope" 2003 - "Return" 2007 - "Liquidation" 2007 - "Exile" 2009 - "Isaev" 2011 - "Made in the USSR" 2012 - "Once in Rostov" 2013 - "Three Musketeers" 2014 - "Inquisitor" 2015 - "Klim" 2016 - "Earthquake" 2017 - "The last hero" 2018 - "Wanderers of patience" 2019 - "Dawn" 2019 - "Can you hear me?"

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Konstantin Lavronenko is the only Russian actor to be awarded the Cannes Film Festival prize for Best Actor. He got it for his work in The Exile.

International success did not come to the artist immediately. There was a period in the biography of Konstantin when he left the profession, worked in the restaurant business, and traded in dairy products. But the love of acting prevailed, and Lavronenko was right. Today it is in demand in feature films and high-profile television films.

Konstantin Lavronenko was born in Rostov-on-Don. The actor's mother worked in a city printing house, and his father worked in a factory. It seemed that nothing in the life of a simple Rostov boy foreshadowed that he would become a future minister of Melpomene. But suddenly Lavronenko began to parody Arkady Raikin, so surely that his older sister Olga decided: you can't bury your acting talent in the ground. She brought her younger brother to a theater group for children and youth. Kostya was then 14 years old.

Galina Ivanovna Zhigunova, the mother of actor Sergei Zhigunov, became the first teacher of acting for Lavronenko. She directed an amateur theater in Rostov-on-Don at the Rostselmash Palace of Culture, in which the young man played the first role. Galina Ivanovna at first glance saw a remarkable acting talent in an ordinary schoolchild, advising her to go to Moscow and enroll in the Shchukin School, and even volunteered to go with him to show the talented boy to the theater teacher Lyudmila Stavskaya.

Stavskaya approved Kostin's dream of becoming an actor, noting that he had all the data for this, but Lavronenko was never taken to Pike because of his young age. He returned to his native Rostov-on-Don, where he was admitted to the acting department of the Rostov School of Arts, and immediately to the 2nd year.

Having received a diploma in theater education, Konstantin went to serve in the army. But the drill was quickly replaced by the stage, since Private Lavronenko served in the song and dance ensemble of the North Caucasian Military District. The young actor first sang, and then took the place of the retired entertainer, and the future artist wrote the texts of the reprises himself.

After the army, Konstantin entered the Moscow Art Theater School on the course of Vasily Markov, who is known to fans of Soviet cinema for the numerous roles of Dzerzhinsky. Having already received his second theatrical education, the actor entered the service at Satyricon and served there for 7 years.

In "Satyricon" the theater director Vladimir Mirzoev drew attention to the talent of the young actor and invited him to "Lenkom", where he then staged the play "Festive Day". Here Lavronenko was noticed by the chief director of the theater Mark Zakharov and offered to stay. The guy managed to work in parallel, but successfully collaborate with both Satyricon and Lenkom, as well as participate in productions of Mirzoev's studio.

The latter, leaving for Canada, gave the theater troupe in full force to director Vladimir Klimenko. This is how a project called "Klim's Workshop" appeared. Klim was called Klimenko in theatrical circles. With the tour of "Klim's Workshop" the actor traveled almost all over Europe.

He doesn't like to talk about the reasons why Konstantin left the theater. He worked as a taxi driver, marketer and just a driver until he found himself in the restaurant business. True, at the same time, Lavronenko did not go far from his calling, because the restaurants were theatrical.

Starting from a small position, Konstantin soon became a director. There was enough money, it seemed that life was good, but my soul asked for something else. In the end, Konstantin returned to his beloved profession.