Sergey Garmash

Sergei Garmash believed that the actors are inhabitants of the skies, and it is unthinkable to be in the ranks of creative people. Only the mother did not doubt the talent of her son, and now the number of theatrical performances and movie characters of the artist can only be envied. Three projects with the participation of Garmash were nominated for an Oscar - is this not a measure of success and recognition.

In modern cinema, Sergei observes a kind of "immorality", the desire to simply express himself, without carrying any message or idea. The actor does not accept such an approach to art.

Garmash Sergei Leonidovich, a famous Russian theater and film actor, was born into a simple Kherson family. The People's Artist of Russia has Russian citizenship, but as for nationality, the actor's family on the maternal side was Poles, and the name Garmash comes from the Ukrainian name for gunners among the Zaporozhye Cossacks.

The boy's father, Leonid Trofimovich, spent most of his life at the wheel, and his mother, a native of a small Western Ukrainian village, worked as a dispatcher at the bus station. The family had two children - Sergei and his younger brother Roman. The parents met at an amateur Kherson theater, perhaps this fact later influenced the fate of the eldest son.

As a child, the future artist was known as a bully and a bully. For bad behavior, Sergei was expelled from school more than once. The boy dreamed of long voyages, was fond of sailing and planned to enter the nautical school. The schoolboy did not even think about his acting career, his mother submitted documents to the theater school, since there were few entrance exams.

Their Harmash was surprisingly easy. The young man was enrolled in the Dnepropetrovsk theater school, where he received a diploma of a puppet theater artist. After graduation, Sergei performed in his hometown and often went with small performances to rural and collective farm houses of culture. After 2 years, Garmash was drafted into the army, and during his service in the construction battalion, the soldier learned many useful things for himself. The man still believes that the ability to do a lot with his own hands can always come in handy in life.

After demobilization, Sergei Garmash decided to continue his acting education in the capital. Having sent documents to 3 theatrical universities, the guy still stopped at the studio theater at the Moscow Art Theater. During the entrance examinations, Garmash read out his own graduation project on stage speech - an excerpt from the novel "The Brothers Karamazov" for 20 minutes. Already by the fact that no one from the commission interrupted him, Sergei understood that he was enrolled. And the applicant was examined by Galina Volchek, Valery Fokin, Valentin Gaft and Igor Kvasha.

The famous actor and teacher Mikhail Tarkhanov became the mentor of the young artist at the Moscow Art Theater School. In his youth, Garmash was the soul of the company. The community of like-minded people sometimes very annoyed teachers with their antics. So, several of Sergei's friends were born in the same month with him, so the birthday feast sometimes dragged on for weeks. It got to the point that due to September absenteeism, the cheerful company was once deprived of a scholarship for 6 months, and the guys had to improve their financial situation by working as janitors.

In 1984, after graduating from the studio school, Garmash began playing in the troupe of the famous Moscow Sovremennik Theater. Here, at the request of Sergei, his wife, actress Inna Timofeeva, who was supposed to leave for Noginsk, was admitted.

Although the head of the family emphasizes that he does not mix personal life and profession, this is taboo.

Sergei does not complain about how the theatrical biography developed. The actor is mainly involved in time-tested classical productions. Among them is Chekhov's "The Cherry Orchard", in which Garmash plays Lopakhin, the famous "Woe from Wit" by Griboyedov (in this play the actor got the role of Famusov). In the production of "Five Evenings" he plays the main role - the driver Ilyin who returned to his hometown, disillusioned with life, but not losing hope to revive the love of his youth.

In the provincial drama "Murlin Murlo", the artist played the drunkard Mikhail. The actor also had a chance to take part in the play based on the work of his favorite writer Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky: in the production of The Demons, Garmash revealed the character of Captain Lebyadkin.

The actor made his film debut at the age of 26. The first film was the military drama "Detachment", filmed in 1984 by director Alexei Simonov, where Garmash played a private Urin. Then there were shooting in the famous detective series "The Investigation is Conducted by Knowledge". Since 1986, Sergei Leonidovich readily undertakes any role, 4-5 films with his participation are released annually. The type of the artist organically reveals those characters about whom one can say "a real man".

Most of the images played by the artist still belong to the second plan. However, over the three decades of acting, Sergei Garmash managed to fall in love with the audience in his hypostasis of an honest, straightforward and kind hero.

The professional achievements of Sergei Leonidovich have been marked by many awards. The actor is a laureate of the Nika, Idol, Seagull, and Golden Aries awards. So the creative circles rewarded the performance of a colleague in the drama "My Stepbrother Frankenstein", the character of Viktor Shaman in the crime film "House", the shell-shocked teacher of labor and life safety Semyon Bespalchikov in the film "Tender Age" directed by Sergei Soloviev.

The audience remembered the image of the father of the protagonist Mels in the bright musical by Valery Todorovsky "Hipsters". Garmash performed this role so skillfully that he was awarded the third Golden Eagle. In the film, Sergei played with his longtime friend Leonid Yarmolnik.

The character of juror # 3, the main antagonist in the film "12" by Nikita Mikhalkov, is significant for the actor. This simple and slightly uncouth taxi driver, at first acting as an implacable accuser, is revealed throughout the film in a shrill and sincere incarnation of a man with his difficult fate.

The actor collaborated with a large number of directors, among whom were not only employees of the domestic film industry. So, in 2007 Sergei Garmash starred in the historical film "Katyn" with the Polish leader Andrzej Wajda. By the way, in this project the artist got one of the few leading roles.

Sergei met with a foreign director once again in the Russian-German project "Hide!" The film crew was led by Irishman Johnny O'Reilly. Thriller talked about the mysterious disappearance of people who worked at a distant weather station.

In addition to full-length films, the artist often appears in television series: "Goryachev and Others", "D.D.D. Dossier of detective Dubrovsky "," Kamenskaya "and" Brigada ". In "Kamenskaya", where the actor's partners were Elena Yakovleva and Dmitry Nagiyev, the character of the operative Korotkov survived 4 seasons of the popular detective story.

In the 2000s, Garmash's filmography consisted mainly of films on a military theme. In the TV series "Kontrigra" in 2011 he played Colonel Kosachev, in "White Guard" - Colonel Kozyr-Leshko of Petliura's troops.

In the 2013 series "Major Sokolov's Heterosexuals," the artist transformed into a retired captain Ryazantsev. In the post-war crime drama Leningrad 46, Sergei's hero is a former teacher who went through a war, a concentration camp and a penal battalion. In "The End of a Beautiful Epoch" the actor again got a police captain. In 2018, Garmash received "Nika" for his supporting role in Pavel Chukhrai's film "Cold Tango", in which he played an NKVD investigator, the chief of the protagonist, played by Rinal Mukhametov.

Garmash changed his role in the mystical melodrama The Duelist and in the film adaptation of the Weiner brothers' novels Investigator Tikhonov. In the first film, the actor was entrusted with the difficult role of a man who lost his hand; in the second - a former musician, whose interests have shifted to an unexpected plane: a man works in a laboratory with snakes.

The role in the Ukrainian TV series "Dad for Rent", in which the actor starred with Alena Babenko, became prominent. According to the plot of the film, her heroine, a successful business woman, is raising her son alone. And everything would be great if the boy did not suffer from the absence of a father. And then by chance he meets the hero of Garmash, who runs away from his pursuers, introduces himself as a policeman and hides in someone else's apartment. A child takes an unshaven man for a dad, and he even begins to like the unexpected role.

In the sports drama "Moving Up", which tells about the historic victory of the Soviet basketball team at the 1972 Olympics, Vladimir Mashkov appeared as the national team coach. Garmash had a chance to play a tough official - the chairman of the state sports committee. Another role of the statesman went to the actor in the science fiction film "Attraction". Moreover, Sergey played after the completion of the main filming. Initially, another artist acted in the role of deputy prime minister of the government, but then he was replaced by Garmash.

Having split the public into 2 camps, supporters and ardent critics, the biographical drama of Alexei Uchitel "Matilda" brought the personality of the Russian Emperor Alexander III to the collection of Sergei's roles.

In the series "Trotsky" by Alexander Kott, the artist reincarnated as a prison warden bearing the same surname. Subsequently, it was used by the Russian ideologist and revolutionary Lev Bronstein.

The actor has been happily married for several decades to a fellow student at the Moscow Art Theater School Inna Timofeeva. They met when the young actress was 16 years old. Garmash, "a man with a past," as the artist himself jokes, had to look after 2 years before he achieved reciprocity. The turning point was Sergei's injury: the actor broke his leg and walked on crutches for 3 months. This melted the girl's heart, and the couple began dating.

Garmash and Timofeeva got married during the filming of Sergei's first film. In this marriage, two children were born: daughter Daria and son Ivan. The wife of Sergei Garmash also plays on the stage of the Sovremennik Theater.

Daria Garmash graduated from the production department of VGIK and worked as a deputy director of the Russian Project film studio. In 2015, she married a film light Pavel Sidorov, whom she had been dating for 8 years. In January 2017, Sergei Garmash became a grandfather.

The actor belongs to those people for whom the Internet is a distant and abstract phenomenon. Sergey has no social media accounts, and the artist's photos are published on the pages of colleagues and fans.

Dmitry Meskhiev's melodrama Two Tickets Home, which premiered in the summer of 2018 at Kinotavr, is the first experience of Sergei Garmash in writing a script. The actor was pushed to this step by personal observations and reflections, which he used to write in a notebook. So the idea was born, and the first pages appeared back in 2015.

Sergei did not write the main role of a man who killed his own wife for treason, especially for himself. It is, rather, a statement of a personal position, if suddenly found himself in a similar situation. And the author saw a younger actor as a performer, Meskhiev insisted on Garmash's participation. Maria Skuratova made her film debut as Sergei's on-screen daughter. The rest of the characters went to Irina Rozanova, Natalya Surkova, Irina Rakhmanova.

In the detective film "On the Other Side of Death", Garmash, together with Svetlana Khodchenkova, investigate an incomprehensible phenomenon: according to witnesses, the corpse brought to the morgue left the institution "on foot."

In the comedy "Mistresses" Sergei was accompanied by Paulina Andreeva, Alexandra Bortich, Yuri Stoyanov. The film tells about girls who are united by the desire to take revenge on their former lovers.

1994 - "The Master and Margarita" 1999 - "Voroshilovsky Shooter" 2000 - "Tender Age" 2004 - "72 meters" 2005 - "Kamenskaya" 2006 - "Piranha Hunt" 2007 - "12" 2008 - "Inhabited Island" 2010 - Burnt by the Sun 2: Anticipation 2012 - The White Guard 2014 - The End of a Beautiful Era 2016 - The Duelist 2017 - Matilda 2018 - Two Tickets Home

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