Vladimir Litvinov

Vladimir Litvinov is a Soviet and Russian actor, Honored Artist of Russia. He became famous for his work in the television series "Gangster Petersburg", "Prince of Siberia", "Secret Guard. Deadly games ".

Vladimir was born and raised in St. Petersburg. The boy turned out to be a late child - his mother gave birth to Vladimir when she was already 46 years old, and his father was in his sixties. Dad soon passed away, and the burden of education fell on the mother. The boy was often left to himself, but at the same time he was not a "street bastard." Litvinov formed his worldview on his own, with the help of adventure books. The young man was especially attracted by the romantic heroes of Jack London.

Since Vladimir did not have a clear plan "who to be", the young man entered the Polytechnic Institute. After the first year Litvinov was drafted into the army. The military unit, where Vladimir paid his debt to the Motherland, was in the north. In the service, the young man reconsidered his life and realized that he wanted to be an actor. After demobilization, Litvinov leaves the Polytechnic and becomes a student at the Leningrad State Institute of Theater, Music and Cinematography, where he studied dramatic art at the acting department.

After high school, Vladimir Litvinov served in a number of St. Petersburg theaters - the Youth Theater, "On Liteiny", the Comedy Theater. But the artist did not find himself on stage and went to the cinema in search of his own individuality.

In cinema, Vladimir Litvinov began acting in 1976 and since then has participated in 109 films. The first role went to the artist in the psychological drama "While the mountains are standing ...". Then there were episodes in the detective story "The Golden Mine", the tragicomedy "Say a word about the poor hussar", the film adaptation of "The Woman in White." The actor got the main role for the first time in 1980 in the melodrama "Anxiety" about the life of border guards. In the film, Litvinov appeared in front of the audience in the form of the starley Maximov.

In the stately and properly built Vladimir Litvinov, the directors saw primarily positive heroes - the military, workers, doctors. In 1985, the actor tried on a new image, playing the role of the boyfriend of the heroine Svetlana (Irina Alferova) in the melodrama "Did you call the Snow Maiden?" The hero of Litvinov is a self-confident representative of the younger generation.

Due to his independent nature, Vladimir refused to go to the castings, but waited for the directors who knew his abilities to offer to take part in the filming. After a series of episodes in 1988, Litvinov got a significant role.

It was the drama "Everything Paid", which was one of the first to show the war in Afghanistan. While working on this picture, Litvinov was mortally wounded - the actor ran into the antenna of an armored personnel carrier, which entered the body by 15 centimeters. Vladimir had to undergo several operations to stay alive. Still in serious condition, the artist bravely completed the shooting, allowing the director to shoot close-ups.

In the same year, previously created films appeared - the social drama "Don't Forget to Look Back", in which the actor played the chairman of the collective farm, and the historical film "Return the Past," where Litvinov appeared as the professional revolutionary Meshcheryakov.

In 1989, a household drama "Stepan Guslyakov's Harem" was released, which tells about a "Swedish family" in a Russian village. In the same year, the actor embodied on the screen the image of a city dweller who moved to the village in the melodrama I want to make a confession.

The actor continued to appear in films throughout the 90s. But truly popular love overtook Litvinov in 1991 after working in the film "The Bodyguard", where Vladimir played the KGB officer Pavel Selikhov. The film about the events that took place in the 70s in the dungeons of the special services became a blockbuster of the 90s.

Two years later, the creators of the crime film decided to repeat the success and released the second part of the story about Pavel Selikhov under the title "Gold of the Party". The life of the major, who served 6 years in prison, is complicated by the fact that now the beloved Lika (Tatyana Kosach-Bryndina), the daughter of a high-ranking official, has to be defended.

Then in the filmography of the artist appeared films filmed abroad - the Italian crime film "Mission", the Japanese detective "Receiver". The actor also appeared in costumed films - "The Emperor's Novel", "Petersburg Mysteries". In 1998, he won the title role of Valery Zverev in the fifth episode of the first season of the rating series Streets of Broken Lights.

It is also possible to single out films that appeared in the 90s: an action-packed film about billiards "Classic", a detective "Code of dishonor", a historical picture "A Thunderstorm over Russia". During this period, Vladimir tried himself in directing, but he shot mainly documentaries and commercials.

In the XXI century, a new stage began in the artist's creative biography, associated with projects on television. Litvinov had episodic roles in the popular TV series "Gangster Petersburg", "Russian Special Forces", "Turkish March", "Code of Honor". The attention of the audience was attracted by the melodrama "Two Fates", the adventure series "Secret Guard", the war drama "The Hunt for the Werewolf", the saga of the "Thief". The actor's works include the adventurous comedy "Prince of Siberia", the biographical drama about the legendary hockey player Vyacheslav Fetisov "Glory", the mystical series "Juna".

The first time Vladimir Litvinov got married when he was young. In this marriage, daughter Anna was born. With his wife, who at that time was already teaching at the Gnessin School, the actor's relationship did not work out: the woman was jealous of Vladimir to work. After the breakup, Litvinov's personal life did not develop for a long time, and the first wife never married again, but at the same time did not allow Vladimir to communicate with the girl. She left for the capital of Estonia to her parents. Only after Anna came of age, the actor was able to meet his daughter.

Now Anna lives in Talin, she is married to an Estonian and has two sons - Frank and Ferdinand. Litvinova Jr. is a successful artist, her works are highly valued among professionals and art lovers.

The second wife of Litvinov, a doctor by profession, did not live long with the actor. The woman immigrated to Germany, where Vladimir did not want to move. Unlike the first union, Vladimir maintains friendly relations with his second wife.

Vladimir met his third wife in Kiev on the set. Elena is an economist by education. Despite the fact that she is 19 years younger, the two people quickly found a common language and soon began to live together. In 1992, a son, Arseny, was born in the family, in 2009 another child appeared - daughter Aksinya. Litvinov is glad that at least the youngest girl can devote maximum attention, which the first children were deprived of because of work. Vladimir Litvinov refers to social networks without fanaticism and is not keen on communicating with fans on the Internet, so the artist's photos appear only in connection with a few interviews.

Despite his age, the actor looks much younger than his own years. Vladimir jogs in the fresh air every day. The tightened form allowed the artist to participate in the "Dancing with the Stars" project for three years. The audience remembered the artist for the numbers performed in tandem with the multiple champion of Russia and the world in sports ballroom dancing Elena Uspenskaya.

Vladimir Litvinov retains an impeccable acting form and continues to appear on television screens. In 2016, the actor appeared in the next season of Molodezhka and became even closer to the viewers of the STS TV channel. In 2017, Vladimir played the role of the director of the enterprise in the detective series "The One Who Doesn't Sleep".

1976 - "While the mountains stand" 1980 - "Say a word about the poor hussar" 1989 - "Stepan Guslyakov's harem" 1989 - "I want to make a confession" 1991 - "Bodyguard" 1993 - "Party gold" 2002 - "Code of honor" 2008 - " Thugs "2008 -" Heavy Sand "2014 -" Father Matvey "2016 -" Snooper "2016 -" Youth "2017 -" The One Who Doesn't Sleep "

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