Oleg Fedorov

Actor Oleg Fedorov is an important figure for theatergoers from the Northern capital. Many visitors to his Lensovet Theater note that the artist invariably attracts attention, regardless of the production. For TV viewers, this actor is primarily associated with the role of German Kaiser Wilhelm II in the TV series "Sherlock Holmes", but he also had memorable images in the films "Games for Children of Adults", "Others" and "White Night". And the military drama "Panfilov's 28" turned out to be one of the most anticipated novelties in the fall of 2016.

Biography of Oleg Fedorov took the countdown on August 2, 1974. He was born and raised in St. Petersburg and quite early became interested in the acting profession, although no one in his family had anything to do with the stage. The fact is that as a teenager, Oleg happened to see Oleg Tabakov's solo performance "Vasily Terkin" on television. And the boy was literally imbued with the art of the artist. 

But the fact is that Fedorov attended not an ordinary general education school, but with a pedagogical bias. And high school graduates were admitted to the Pedagogical Institute without exams. Oleg decided in parallel to try to enter the faculty of acting, but he did not prepare thoroughly enough and failed in the second round. Then the young man began to study to be a teacher, and at the same time go to a theater studio. The next summer, the coveted university appears in the biography of Oleg Fedorov, but he stayed there for only one course, after which he was expelled and went to the army.

After serving in the armed forces, Oleg Fedorov began to cooperate with the puppet theater "Tiflis Sky" by Zhanna Kondratsikovskaya, but at the age of 25 he firmly decided: if you realize your childhood dream, then there is nowhere else to pull. In 2003, the young man graduated from the workshop of Gennady Trostyanetsky at the St. Petersburg State Academy of Theater Arts and became an actor at the famous Lensovet Academic Theater. Although on the professional stage, the aspiring actor made his debut as a student in the play "Waiting for Godot".

Fedorov has already had more than a dozen performances, including the production of "A Bed for Three", for the role of Adam in which he was awarded the theatrical prize "Petersburg Debuts". Most of all, the actor succeeds in negative characters: vicious, narcissistic, arrogant. But Oleg does not try to lure the viewer to the side of dishonest heroes, but, on the contrary, coldly emphasizes his personal rejection of such people.

Oleg Fedorov first appeared on television screens at the very end of the 90s. First, the audience saw the screen version of the play Waiting for Godot, followed by the melodrama In the Mirror of Venus. Then in the filmography of Oleg Fedorov were the famous criminal series "Deadly Power", "Streets of Broken Lanterns", "Cop Wars", "Liteiny" and many others.

The actor managed to create very interesting images in the psychological drama "Games for Children of Adults", the action-packed melodrama "Mayakovsky. Two Days ”, the ironic detective“ Two with pistols ”, the war drama“ Ladoga ”. Fedorov looked spectacular, transforming into the Kaiser of Germany Wilhelm II in the detective series "Sherlock Holmes" with Andrei Panin, Igor Petrenko and Mikhail Boyarsky in the lead roles.

And the largest roles of Oleg Fedorovich can be considered Major Oleg Nekrylov from the picture of the Second World War "White Night", the head of the Research Center Igor Devotchenko in the mystical detective "Others" and Sergeant Major Grigory Shemyakin in the story of the legendary 316th Rifle Division "28 Panfilovs" ... In this film, Oleg Fedorov, together with Alexander Ustyugov, Yakov Kucherevsky, Azamat Nigmanov and other actors, showed the audience the incredible feat of a small group of people who stopped 18 Nazi tanks on the way to Moscow.

The actor enjoys talking about his work both with journalists in various interviews and with fans after the performances. But the personal life of Oleg Fedorov remains closed from the public. The public does not even know whether Oleg Fedorov has a wife and children.

2002 - Time to love 2005 - Kingdom of curves ... 2009 - The man at the window 2011 - Games for adults 2013 - Mayakovsky. Two Days 2013 - Sherlock Holmes 2014 - White Night 2014 - Talianka 2015 - Others 2016 - 28 Panfilovites

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Oleg Fedorov Net Worth 2021

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Oleg Fedorov Net Worth 2016

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