Polina Agureeva

Polina Agureeva is a Russian theater and film actress. Her manner of singing romances is considered unique, and the artist herself is called a timeless performer. Polina endows each heroine with a special charm, thanks to which her characters acquire a bright personality.

Polina was born and raised in Volgograd. Both parents were teachers: my mother taught students of Russian literature, later retrained as a psychologist, and my father taught natural sciences. The girl became the eldest child in the family: after Polina, another brother and sister were born.

In general, the memories of Agureeva's childhood are rather melancholic. On the one hand, Polina felt “superfluous at this celebration of life,” and on the other hand, she recalls her early years with nostalgia because they were in the provinces.

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When little Polina was still a preschool girl, her parents divorced, and together with her mother, the girl moved to the village of Mikhailovka in the Volgograd Region, and then moved to the capital of Russia. During her school years, Agureeva called herself a "book girl", as she spent her free time reading her favorite literature.

Already in high school, the girl was clearly sure that she would only become an actress. Polina did not particularly like to speak in public, but the opportunity, as the artist puts it, “to suffer in public” attracted.

In 1993, the girl applied to the theatrical universities in Moscow and went to four educational institutions at once. At one of the last exams at GITIS, Polina Agureeva talked with the famous theater director Pyotr Fomenko, who was just typing a course at this institute that year.

The master so infected the applicant with enthusiasm and attitude to work that Polina did not even consider other options for continuing her studies. The choice of the place of study predetermined the future creative biography of the performer. Throughout her student years, Agureeva treated the teacher not just with respect, but with real adoration.

In 2003, Polina Agureeva first married the director Ivan Vyrypaev, from whom she gave birth to a son, Peter, 2 years later. Polina named him in honor of her beloved teacher Pyotr Fomenko. The union of the actress and the director was difficult, the creative confrontation on the set and in the rehearsal hall began to gradually transfer into family life, which ultimately led to a break in relations in 2007.

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Only 6 years later, Polina decided on changes in her personal life. A remarriage took place, the actress married the actor Fyodor Malyshev, who is 15 years younger. In 2015, the couple had a son, Timofey.

Quite a curious opinion of the actress about the human character. Agureeva is sure that people can change over time exclusively for the worse and not vice versa.

Polina prefers to spend her free time with her family - with her husband and especially with children. Mother and sons regularly visit museums, theaters, art galleries and exhibitions of modern photography, or just walk in the park. The woman has retained her childhood attachment to books, however, now Polina reads mainly philosophical literature.

Fragile Polina (height 165 cm, weight 55 kg) is often compared with her colleagues Irina Starshenbaum and Karolina Grushka, with whom she looks very similar. The artist herself is calm about such comparisons: in the work of Agureyev, she relies primarily on her talent and skill, which always help to get into the image with 100% accuracy.

Of course, the first place of work of the young graduate was the Pyotr Fomenko Workshop Theater. The actress completely devoted herself to work, spent a lot of effort and energy in rehearsals and once even suffered a hemorrhage of the vocal cords, which caused a short pause in her performances.

On the stage, Polina managed to earn a good name. Agureeva became a laureate of the Golden Mask Prize for her leading role in the play Bride and the Golden Eagle award for her work in Life and Fate.

Despite being very busy at the Fomenko Theater, Agureeva accepted offers from other directors: she played in the entreprise play Woe From Wit, staged by Oleg Menshikov, staged by Elena Nevezhina at the Riga Drama Theater, as well as in the play July by the Moscow theater. Practice".

An absolutely indelible impression, bordering on shock, was made on the actress by the death of her beloved mentor Pyotr Fomenko. According to Polina, she walked, performed and generally lived as if she were a revived robot - she did everything automatically, without hesitation and without investing emotions.

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Later Agureeva began to try herself as a theater director. First she staged a play based on poems by Alexander Blok, then - based on the play by Luigi Pirandello "Giants of the Mountain", which is a myth about art.

The debut of Polina Agureeva in cinema took place in 2000, when the screen version of Alexander Griboyedov's imperishable comedy "Woe from Wit" was released, where the actress played the role of Lizonka's maid. A year later, the girl appeared in the telecast of the etude performance of Oleg Korvyakov and Pyotr Fomenko "One absolutely happy village", where she appeared in the role of the girl Polina.

In 2004, the actress starred with Sergei Ursulyak in the Long Farewell melodrama. In the film, she played the popular theater actress Lyalya, who becomes the mistress of the fashionable playwright Nikolai Smolyanov (Boris Kamorzin), while being the wife of the unlucky writer Grisha Rebrov (Andrey Shchennikov). For the role of the heroine, a participant in the love triangle, the artist received an award at the Moscow Premiere and Kinotavr festivals.

Two years later, the main role in the drama "Euphoria" directed by Ivan Vyrypaev followed. The film is about a man and a woman who, having met once, cannot forget each other.

In 2007, the actress got a supporting role in the military series "Liquidation" with Vladimir Mashkov, Vladimir Menshov, Sergei Makovetsky and Svetlana Kryuchkova in the lead roles. In the detective story, we were talking about a gang of raiders, against whom the head of the UGRO Odessa and Marshal Georgy Zhukov, who was at that time on the Black Sea coast, opposed. Polina Agureeva appeared in front of the viewers in the form of the charming actress Tony Tsarko.

The next film work of the actress followed in 2009. Agureeva played in the spy series "Isaev" a Moscow girl bandit Anna. A year later, Polina in the action-packed film "Everything is all right, Mom!" got the main role of the maid Ivanka, who assisted the Russian journalist Sergei Sotnikov (Alexey Filimonov). In the film adaptation of Lord Golovlev, Polina reincarnated as Anninka.

In the same year, the actress's filmography was replenished with work in the mystical detective story "Which Was Not", where she tried on the image of Katya, who once discovers a dead stranger on the threshold of her own house.

In the next military drama by Sergei Ursulyak, "Life and Fate", aired on the Russia-1 TV channel in 2012, Polina Agureeva got the main role of the former wife of Commissioner Krymov (Alexander Baluev), who became the beloved commander of the tank platoon Novikov (Evgeny Dyatlov).

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In 2013, Polina Agureeva was invited to the film adaptation of Kuprin. Yama "for the role of Tamara. In the film, the main character was presented on the screen by Mikhail Porechenkov. The show was shown on Channel One and was warmly received by the public.

The actress embodied the opposite image in the tragicomedy "Sex, Coffee, Cigarettes", where she appeared in one episode. In 2014, the actress gave her fans the opportunity to enjoy her performance in the detective Farewell, Darling! Where she played Margarita Sotnikova, the wife of the analyst Vladimir (Konstantin Lavronenko), who is once found dead.

In 2015, filming began on the biographical film story "Diamond Cross" about the life of surgeon Valentin Voino-Chsenetsky (Alexander Baluyev), who, in the midst of the persecution of the church, takes church orders and continues to selflessly serve people. Polina Agureeva played the doctor's assistant Sofia Veletskaya. The film was not completed and shown.

Polina's acting style is determined by her ability to mentally move to other eras, see events through the eyes of completely different people and, of course, harmonious gestures and plasticity. As in the theater, the actress seeks to take exclusively dramatic roles, where it is necessary to show the character's nerve, suffering.

In 2016, the drama "The Collector" was released, in which Polina got the role behind the scenes. The girl voiced the heroine Tamara, who communicates with the main character Arthur (Konstantin Khabensky) by phone. Later, the actors repeated their collaboration in the military drama Sobibor, where Agureeva voiced the heroine Luca.

Among the acting works of 2018, Polina's repertoire includes the role of Nika Ivannikova in the medical drama “Doctor Richter. Continuation ", as well as the main female image in the film" Lancet ". In the second picture, Agureeva reincarnated as a psychologist, which was helped by the experience of communicating with her mother, who at one time made psychology her profession.

According to Polina, the actor is forced to show a psychological flair, which helps in working on each image, therefore, the features of the profession were not alien to her.

Another facet of the talented Polina Agureeva's talent was revealed when she began to sing romances in pictures. This happened for the first time in the melodrama "Long Farewell", in which the artist sang the song "My Little", and then, on a larger scale, in the television series "Liquidation", where Polina performed the songs "White Night" and "Two Soldi". On Instagram, fans still repost recordings of Polina's performance of these songs in the image of Tony Tsarko.

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The listeners especially remembered the songs to the poems of Marina Tsvetaeva “I don’t need you any more” and Joseph Brodsky “Ring” (“Shed Tear”), which the singer performed to her own guitar accompaniment in the TV movie “Isaev”.

Also, the performance of romances by Polina can often be heard on the theater stage. For the first time, the actress presented the audience with a vocal part in the play "The Deer King" directed by Sergei Ursulyak. And although Agureeva herself does not consider herself a professional singer, now she continues to perform with romances in other productions, for example, in the play "July" by director and playwright Ivan Vyrypaev.

In 2019, the film “Van Gogh” was released, which focused on the relationship between father and son, outstanding figures in their fields. The meeting of elderly people, played by Alexei Serebryakov and Daniel Olbrykhsky, takes place after many years of separation. Agureeva appeared on the screen as the friend of the protagonist Mark (Serebryakov). Another premiere of the year was the film "Elephant", in which Polina starred with Alexei Guskov.

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Agureeva is still one of the leading actresses in the “Pyotr Fomenko Workshop”. The play One Absolutely Happy Village, where Yevgeny Tsyganov is her partner, is still sold out, and in 2019 it was considered a production with the most expensive tickets.

Pleasant news for Polina's fans was her being awarded the title of Honored Artist of the Russian Federation. The corresponding decoration was presented to the performer by the Minister of Culture Vladimir Medinsky on the eve of 2020.

2004 - "Long goodbye" 2006 - "Euphoria" 2007 - "Liquidation" 2009 - "Isaev" 2010 - "Everything is all right, mom!" 2010 - "Gentlemen Golovlevs" 2010 - "Who was not" 2012 - "Life and Fate" 2013 - "Sex, coffee, cigarettes" 2014 - "Farewell, my love!" 2016 - Collector 2019 - Van Gogh 2019 - Elephant

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