Vilma Kutavičiūtė

Russian viewers met the Lithuanian theater and film actress in 2011. But today Vilma Kutavichyute, who starred in popular TV series and films, has firmly occupied a niche in the cinema of the Russian Federation. The filmography of the actress is rich in major and minor roles in the projects of the masters of Russian cinema Alexei Uchitel, Pyotr Todorovsky, Anna Melikyan and Alexander Kott.

The artist was born in Vilnius in the summer of 1988. Wilma Kutavichyute grew up in a creative family where grandfather wrote music, father played jazz on the professional stage, and grandmother was a chess star who beat famous opponents. Only Wilma's mother, a doctor by profession, had a distant relationship to creativity.

Parents saw their daughter as a musician and at the age of 6, hoping that Wilma would follow in the footsteps of her father and grandfather, they took her to a music school. But the daughter of a jazzman and the granddaughter of the composer did not have an affair with the piano.

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The first successful role of Vilma Kutavichyute is a sick girl who cannot attend solfeggio lessons. The convincing play allowed the future screen star to take time off from classes at the music school. The father, seeing his daughter's “successes,” issued a verdict: “Nothing shines in music”.

In her early youth, Vilma Kutavichyute suffered from complexes. Later, the artist admitted that the boys considered her "terribly ugly." This explained Wilma's isolation and a certain detachment. The girl wrote poetry, but, according to her, they had nothing to do with romance. Kutavichiute liked wordplay and linguistic studies. It could take a month to write a poem.

A cinematic biography of Vilma Kutavichiute started at school: a 15-year-old girl starred in a short film from a Lithuanian film studio.

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After the release of the youth drama "I'm Seventeen" on the screens in 2007, Kutavichyute knew where to go after graduation. This came as an unpleasant surprise for the parents. Ignoring the protests of the elders, Wilma went to Moscow and in 2008 entered the RATI (GITIS), choosing the directing department.

Litovka was assigned to the workshop of Leonid Kheifets. For 2 years, the future actress learned Russian, which she had not previously spoken.

Wilma does not advertise his personal life and keeps the guy's name a secret. Kutavichyute told reporters that in Moscow she had official affairs with colleagues in the shop, but it is difficult for actors who are emotional and focused on their careers to get along together. In an interview, Vilma Kutavichute admitted that her relationship with the current young man is good, but there is still a lot of uncertainty in them.

The Baltic actress does not regret moving to the capital: she likes Moscow. The city opens its doors to the persistent and gives a million opportunities to realize themselves.

At the Theater. M. Ermolova Kutavichyute staged the play and is grateful for the trust placed in the artistic director Oleg Menshikov, who allowed an unfamiliar colleague to debut on stage.

The actress is widely represented on social networks. She has accounts on Instagram and VKontakte, where she publishes photos from the set, but Vilma admits that she is constantly struggling with the desire to “retire from everywhere”.

The growth of the Lithuanian beauty is 1.70 m, weight - 50 kg.

Vilma Kutavichyute made her first steps on the stage in student performances on the stage of GITIS. She played Odintsova in Fathers and Children, Raisa Pavlovna in The Forest, Miss Julie in the production of the same name, and Jenny Malin in The Threepenny Opera based on the play by Bertold Brecht.

After graduating from the capital's theater university, Kutaviciute returned to Vilnius and entered the order of Eimuntas Nyakrosius, a Lithuanian director. Wilma appeared on the stage of the theater "Fort of Arts" (Meno fortas) and delighted a narrow circle of spectators.

The artist became widely known after appearing on the screen. Kutavichyute starred with the Baltic director Romas Zabarauskas "Porno melodrama". This tape is about the relationship of two gay boys who decided to leave the country. To earn money to leave, one of them acts in films, and on the set meets his first school love - the girl Aquile. She was played by Vilma Kutavichyute.

"Porno-melodrama" is the second film of the Lithuanian actress, and the role of Aquile is the first major one in the film biography.

In 2011, the premiere of the first Russian project by Vilma Kutavichyute - the short drama "About Love" directed by Anna Melikyan, took place. The film's annotation says that it is about how "a man can take out the brain of his beloved woman out of the blue." Kutavichyute got the main role, and Fyodor Lavrov played the "brain-carrying" man. Film critics and viewers warmly welcomed the short film, noting the skill of the actors.

In 2012, Vilma appeared in the short film of the Lithuanian film studio "Basket", playing a photographer, and the next year she delighted Russian viewers with the role of Chief Corporal Lotte in Sergei Kozhevnikov's 8-episode military melodrama "On the Razor's Edge."

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Wilma Kutavichyute tasted fame in 2014. In September, the premiere of the criminal melodrama "Eight" by Alexei Uchitel took place, where the Lithuanian played the character Aglaya. The main roles, in addition to Kutavichyute, went to Alexei Mantsygin, Alexander Novin and Artur Smolyaninov. The episodes of the film starred Russian cinema stars Alexander Bashirov, Yulia Peresild, Irina Pegova, Zakhar Prilepin and Sergei Puskepalis.

The film is based on Prilepin's story of the same name (played in the film by a taxi driver). The drama "Eight" opened the film festival in Omsk, and the world premiere took place in Toronto.

Vilma Kutavichyute confessed to reporters that working on the project helped her to believe in strength and was the first in a big movie. The shooting took place in St. Petersburg and Sestroretsk, 50 soldiers of the St. Petersburg OMON took part in them.

In 2014, Kutavichyute delighted her fans with roles in the rating sports series Shot about biathletes (Finnish athlete Ula Kremer) and Aleko Tsabadze's 8-episode melodrama You will have a baby (Inga).

The following year, Wilma got the role of Natasha in Rustam Ilyasov's mystical drama The Life of a Chef is Vacant, where the main character was played by Pyotr Fedorov.

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Vilma Kutavichiute claims that she is a perfectionist and is often dissatisfied with her work on the set or the stage. To get in shape, she has to strain, emotionally tune in to the close-up, subordinate emotions to the mind.

Kutavichute's career in cinema is developing rapidly. In 2017, she appeared in the 8-episode historical drama Trotsky by Alexander Kott and Konstantin Statsky. The premiere of the series took place in November on Channel One. Wilma appeared in a stellar company with Konstantin Khabensky, Maxim Matveev, Evgeny Stychkin and Mikhail Porechenkov.

In Trotsky, viewers saw Vilma Kutavichiute in the guise of Lev Davidovich's secretary Sylvia Ageloff, who introduced Trotsky to the murderer Ramon Mercader.

The greatest success of 2017 was the romantic comedy Lovestori by Pyotr Todorovsky. The master entrusted the Lithuanian with the main role of Masha Sokolova. Her lover was played by Alexander Petrov, whom Kutavichyute met at GITIS.

Later, Wilma starred in three more projects - "Phantom", "Alibi" and "Toss". The last tape was shot by the talented director Ivan Tverdovsky. In addition to Kutavichyuta, Danil Steklov, Pavel Chinarev and Aleksandra Ursulyak won notable roles in the film.

Now the actress acts in films and enters the stage of the Praktika Theater of Ivan Vyrypaev. In 2019, she was noted for her participation in the series "Difficult Teens" - a dark social drama by Rustam Ilyasov. In the project, Wilma got the role of an art teacher working in a juvenile assistance center.

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Later, Channel One announced the series "The Investigation Leads to Kolokolnikov" about the outstanding surgeon Yuri Kolokolnikov, to whom St. Petersburg detectives were forced to turn for help. Wilma in it got the main female role of the adventurer Maria Veksler. Her heroine is a journalist who is constantly trying to find out more about the course of the next investigation. Casting for the role of Mary took 3 months. The directors tried Olga Arntgolts, Marina Aleksandrova, and Yulia Snigir, but in the end the choice was made in favor of Vilma, less famous, but more aristocratic and mysterious.

In November 2019, the actress played in the TV series Stepfather. The audience really liked her character Vera. The company in the frame of Kutavichyut was Yuri Stepanov, Ksenia Teplova, Alexey Kolgan and other Russian celebrities.

Another piece of news from Wilma was her appearance of a new comedy "Patriot", directed by Nikolai Burlak. The first season was released in March 2020.

2007 - "I'm seventeen" 2011 - "About love" 2011 - "Porno melodrama" 2012 - "Basket" 2013 - "On the Razor's Edge" 2014 - "You will have a baby" 2014 - "Shot" 2014 - "Eight" 2015 - "The life of a chef is vacant" 2016 - "Pushkin" 2017 - "Trotsky" 2017 - "Lovestory" 2018 - "Podbros" 2018 - "Alibi" 2019 - "Difficult teenagers" 2019 - "Stepfather" 2020 - "Patriot"

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