Sergey Kolesnikov

The theater and film actor Sergei Kolesnikov is known to many as the host of the "Fazenda" program on Channel One. For 6 years, the charismatic artist has turned each episode of the program into a theatrical performance with songs and dressing up, giving the project aimed at summer residents, architects and builders a unique style and charm.

On January 4, 1955, Valentin Kolesnikov, deputy director of the Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys, and his wife, an enrichment engineer Maria, had a third son, who was named Sergei. Parents were vigilant to ensure that each of the three children did not loiter around, did something.

The head of the family, noting that Seryozha was showing a genuine interest in the illusory world of sounds, bought his beloved child for 7 rubles 50 kopecks a guitar. It is worth noting that guitars were an unaffordable luxury at that time. While local guys were building homemade instruments from scrap materials, which, as a rule, were impossible to play, Kolesnikov enjoyed all the delights of professionally tuned equipment.

After mastering a couple of chords, the active boy began to masterly perform the melodies of the compositions popular at that time, becoming the local "minister of culture". Both adults and children loved to gather in the yard in the evenings and listen to the talented Seryozha reciting Mayakovsky's poems to the accompaniment of guitar tunes.

During his school years, Kolesnikov was a typical slob, who preferred to walks through abandoned construction sites to studies and diligent study. The actor himself, in conversations with reporters, said more than once: if it were not for his craving for amateur performances and participation in all concerts and matinees, he would not have been able to get a certificate of secondary education. It is known from the biography of the master of reincarnations that Sergei also has a higher education. Kolesnikov graduated from the Moscow Art Theater School in 1978 (course of S. Pilyavskaya and V. Bogomolov), which he entered only on the second attempt.

The certified specialist was admitted to the troupe of the Moscow Art Theater. He made his debut role as a street singer in the play "The Life of Galileo" by the German poet and playwright Bertolt Brecht. Then there was the experience of playing in the performances "Three Fat Men" (Tibulus), "Kino" (the groom) and "Mary Stuart" (Mortimer). In 1987, the actor worked at the Moscow Art Theater. M. Gorky, where he was engaged in the performances "Enough simplicity for every wise man" (Glumov), "At the bottom" (Vasek), "Dead souls" (Nozdrev).

In 1990 he returned to the Art Theater, where he played in the performances "The Deer and the Shalashovka" (Kostya), "Woe from Wit" (Skalozub), "Boris Godunov" (Kurbsky), "The Thunderstorm" (Kudryash). In 1992 Sergei staged the play "Unexpected Joy" on the New Stage of the Moscow Art Theater on his own poetry and music. Also during this period, the artist appeared in productions of the Theater. N.V. Gogol's "Faithful Wife" (John) and "The Story of a Soldier" (author).

In 2006, the management of Channel One attracted the master of transformations to work on a new promising project. For six years, Kolesnikov hosted the Fazenda program, helping gardeners and summer residents to equip their country houses. During this time, 250 issues with the participation of the actor were released. In 2012, Roman Budnikov became the new host of the program, and Sergei plunged headlong into filming serials.

Sergei began acting in films in 1976. Then a film directed by Georgy Mikhailovich Kuznetsov “Only Together” was released on the big screens. In the film, the plot of which was based on the story of the Soviet writer Anatoly Samuilovich Tobolyak "The Story of One Love", Kolesnikov got the main role.

In 1979, the drama "One's Own Happiness" was released. In the tape of Vyacheslav Krishtofovich, Sergei tried on the image of the brigadier of the Sabbath students. In addition to Kolesnikov, actors Alla Kashtanova, Yuri Shlykov, Anatoly Pustokhin and Lyudmila Zverkhovskaya starred in this film. In the period from 1977 to 1992, the master of transformations appeared in the films "Our Debts", "The Man with the Accordion", "The Binder and the King" and "The Apartment".

In the 1990s, the actor starred in the TV series Little Things in Life. The role of engineer Sergei, from whom the beautiful wife Masha suddenly left, brought Kolesnikov well-deserved popularity. The series "Little Things in Life" aired for five years (from 1992 to 1997). 2007-2009 was marked by filming in the television series "Daddy's Daughters", in which the actor played the deputy prefect Dmitry Permyakov.

In 2007, the actor appeared in the TV series "The Personal Life of Dr. Selivanova". The plot intertwines stories from medical practice and the personal life of the main character, who during working hours is a gynecologist, and after that - an ordinary defenseless woman who dreams of leaning on the reliable shoulder of a loved one, starting a family and having children. In the film by Miroslav Malich, Sergei reincarnated as an ultrasound doctor Igor Maksimovich.

In 2012, Kolesnikov tried on the image of a customs captain, starring in the movie "Truckers-3". In the same year, director John Moore, who remembered Sergei for the film Frozen Souls by Sophie Bartes, offered Kolesnikov a role in the Hollywood blockbuster Die Hard 5 with Bruce Willis in the title role. According to the stories of the actor himself, he planned to refuse the offer in favor of filming the program "Fazenda". Also, the artist was embarrassed by the fact that he had not seen a single film from this series.

As a result, Kolesnikov nevertheless appeared in an episode of the popular franchise as a candidate for the presidency of the Russian Federation. The world premiere of the tape took place in 2013. This was followed by filming in the series "Secrets of the Institute of Noble Maidens." The work immerses the viewer in the times of the most important historical events of the 19th century (the abolition of serfdom, the war between Russia and the Ottoman Empire), which in one way or another affected the fate of Russian noblewomen who were trained in a privileged educational institution.

In this picture, in addition to Sergei, actors Alina Lanina, Sergei Astakhov, Alisa Sapegina and Dmitry Varshavsky starred. In 2014, Kolesnikov, along with Jude Law, Konstantin Khabensky and Daniel Ryan, starred in the thriller Black Sea by Kevin MacDonald.

At 18, Sergei married for the first time. His chosen one was a girl with whom the artist was familiar from childhood. Not ready for the routine realities of family life, young people soon divorced. The actor met his second wife as a student at the Moscow Art Theater School. This marriage also hasn't passed the test of time.

Kolesnikov's current wife, Maria Velikanova, is an artist who works on television and in films. In 1981, the woman gave her husband a son, Alexander, and three years later gave birth to Ivan. It is noteworthy that Ivan Kolesnikov followed in his father's footsteps and became a film actor (he was the first to marry and have children), while Sasha successfully graduated from the architectural faculty of one of the capital's universities.

At 62, the actor is already twice a grandfather. The eminent artist has two granddaughters - Avdotya (born in 2006) and Vera (born in 2013).

In 2017, the television activities of the eminent actor were suspended. It is reliably known that the master of transformations is not on Instagram, or on VKontakte, or on Twitter.

Admirers of Kolesnikov's work can only watch films with the participation of their pet and collect together the photos and interviews of the artist scattered on the Internet.

1976 - "Only together" 1977 - "Our Debts" 1985 - "The Man with the Accordion" 1989 - "The Binder and the King" 1992 - "The Apartment" 1994 - "Petersburg Secrets" 2007 - "The Personal Life of Dr. Selivanova" 2007-2009 - " Daddy's Daughters "2009 -" Frozen Souls "2011 -" Chapito Show "2012 -" Truckers-3 "2013 -" Secrets of the Institute of Noble Maidens "2014 -" Black Sea "2015 -" The Martian "

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