Svetlana Chuikina

The biography of Svetlana Chuikina is not like a fairy tale, when the fate of Cinderella or the Sleeping Beauty is suddenly changed by a prince on a white horse, since the actress has achieved everything on her own. This talented blonde is so determined that she paved the way from little-known theatrical roles to filming in big movies and popular TV series. She is loved by the audience for her roles in such works as "Nina", "Lola and the Marquis", "Parisian love of Kostya Gumankov", etc.

In 1975, in the town of Ostrov, in the Pskov region, on the Day of Spring and Labor, a daughter was born to a soldier Vladimir and his wife, who was named Svetlana. From an early age, the girl gravitated towards acting, at least this can be judged because she dressed in her mother's outfits and played scenes in front of her parents that she saw on TV.

Sveta graduated from high school in an equally picturesque city - Volgograd. Having received a certificate of maturity, Chuikina already knew that her further education would be associated with art. Initially, the plans were a trip to Moscow. But Svetlana's mother did not want to let her beloved daughter go to a big unfamiliar city, so a compromise was found: the future actress entered the theater department of the Saratov State Conservatory named after I. L. Sobinova, where she studied at the creative workshop of the People's Artist of the RSFSR Alexander Galko.

Svetlana was a diligent student, so she preferred reading textbooks and lecture materials to communication with fellow students. According to rumors, Chuikina had a very funny nickname "Epikhodov - 33 misfortunes", because, due to her absent-mindedness, the blonde constantly found herself in funny situations. In 1997, Svetlana Vladimirovna received a red diploma.

After graduation, Svetlana entered the service at the Saratov Academic Drama Theater, where she performed in a classical role. The girl played in such productions as "The Cherry Orchard" (A.P. Chekhov), "The Madness of Love" (S. Shepard), "Antigone" (Jean Anuil), etc. Chuikina said in an interview that the directors gave her far from the last roles, but the girl with all her might wanted to try her luck in Moscow. Therefore, after playing one season, Svetlana left the troupe and went to conquer the heart of Russia.

True, initially Moscow received a provincial girl inhospitable, since there are plenty of actors in this city, and the lack of a residence permit was not at all good for them. By chance, Svetlana still managed to get into the capital's theater "Modern", in which the future star of the screens lingered for a short time. Chuikina admitted in an interview that there was absolutely no work in the "Modern". Once a girl was asked to wash the floor on stage (a common practice in small theaters), to which she replied:

Svetlana would have known how fatal these words would turn out to be, because after leaving the theater, in order to earn money, she had to work as a cleaner in a beauty salon. Chuikina said that there was not even money for food: sometimes she had to eat only pasta. But all the same, this hard work turned out to be useful to the actress, because every day she observed completely different women and studied their types. This helped in his further career in cinema.

Then there were attempts to enter the capital's theater school, but the selection committee saw through the girl, who already had a red diploma. Svetlana also failed to realize her creative efforts on the Volgograd stage. Therefore, the purposeful actress again left for Moscow, and she still managed, with the help of deception, to go through tours to the VGIK, the Moscow Art Theater and the Shchukin School. But Chuikina, after participating in an independent film, Karine Foliyants abandoned the idea of ​​becoming a student again and began to surf auditions and screen tests.

Apart from the participation in the author's film Karine (which never went through the voice acting), then Svetlana's debut work before the director's cameras was the mini-series "Nina", where the girl played the main role and in the blink of an eye won the love of a multi-million army of viewers.

The heroine of this drama is a successful fashion model who loves children and her husband. But her idyll instantly collapses due to the loss of her husband Alexander. It would seem that happiness slipped away forever, but after the appearance of the mysterious Mikhail, the life of the blonde is in full swing. However, upon the return of Sasha, the girl learns a terrible secret and relives the past.

Svetlana Chuikina tried to get used to the image of the main character, so all Nina's feelings seemed to pass through herself. Also on the set, the girl learned to drive and ride a horse. In 2002, Svetlana was lucky enough to appear in The Brigade, a cult series that went down in the history of Russian cinema. This multi-part film tells about true friendship and criminal showdowns in gangster Moscow. Although Chuikina did not get the main role (Bely's secretary), but the aspiring actress saw how Sergei Bezrukov, Dmitry Dyuzhev, Pavel Maikov, Andrei Panin and other stars of Russian screens work.

Then, in 2004, the role in the melodrama of Konstantin Odegov "Parisian Love of Kostya Gumankov" followed, and in 2005 the blonde played the femme fatale in the series "Lola and the Marquis". In 2006, Chuikina appeared in the popular Russian TV series The Gromovs, which tells the story of an ordinary family living in the 1970s. Svetlana worked on the same set with actors Sergei Makhovikov, Igor Savochkin, Larisa Shakhvorostova and others.

A year later, Chuikina, together with Kirill Byrkin, appeared in Karine Foliyants' film "Waltz Goodbye". The plot of this picture revolves around the theme of love and betrayal, as well as good and evil. In 2008, Svetlana's filmography was supplemented by the role in the comedy film by Andrey Krasavinov "I am not me", where Vladislav Galkin and Vladimir Menshov played.

In Dmitry Tomashpolsky's melodrama “The Vicissitudes of Love” (2011), the actress reincarnated as Irina, a simple woman who lacks happiness in her personal life. She is against the marriage of her daughter and Anton, and also dislikes his father. But, as you know, from hatred to love is one step. In 2013, Svetlana appeared in the Russian comedy "Treasures of OK", where the cast also included Alexei Vorobyov and Elvira Ibragimova, and in 2014 Chuikina played the mayor's wife in the film "Fool's Day".

Svetlana lives an exemplary life, she has a loving husband Vadim and a son Nikita. It is noteworthy that Vadim's parents were friends with the actress's parents and, being a seven-year-old child, she once saw her future chosen one, who at that time turned 18, but Svetlana practically does not remember these events.

When Chuikina went to Moscow, her parents asked to give the present to Vadim - the Volga fish. But who would have thought that a fleeting communication would turn into a long romance and marriage: the actress admitted that she was a secretive person, but it was easy and comfortable for her to communicate with her future husband.

For her own wedding, Svetlana chose a non-trivial outfit: instead of a white dress and veil, the girl chose a blue robe. But the day after the celebration, the blonde was not waiting for a rest with her lover, but work on the set. Later, the newlyweds went on a trip to Europe. It is also known that Svetlana Chuikina is terribly afraid of heights and believes that romantic relationships between actors are an obstacle to work.

In 2016, Svetlana Chuikina played in the TV series Makarovs, Adoption Clinic and Shelest.

"Shelest" added an army of fans to the actress: this multi-part film produced by NTV was appreciated by both film critics and movie lovers.

Nina (2001); The Brigade (2002); "Parisian love of Kostya Gumankov" (2004); Lola and the Marquis (2005); The Thunders (2006); Goodbye Waltz (2007); "I am not me" (2008); Disappeared (2009); "Yaroslav. A Thousand Years Ago "(2010); The Vicissitudes of Love (2011); "Treasures of O.K." (2013); Moscow Greyhound (2014); The Makarovs (2016); Adoption Clinic (2016); "Shelest" (2016).

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