Vladimir Sychev

Vladimir Sychev is a Russian actor whose career was not easy. The star of the humorous magazine "Yeralash" left the acting profession in the mid-90s, and in the new century his triumphant return took place.

After a number of supporting roles in the projects "Yard", "Ticket to VEGAS", "DukhLess" the actor played one of the main characters of the rating series "Fizruk", and then appeared in the main cast of "The Law of the Stone Jungle".

Vladimir Sychev was born on June 6, 1971 in Moscow. The boy grew up in a poor Soviet family. Already at an early age, he began to earn money, as well as play with classmates in various games for money. As a child, he was known as a bully and bully, fought a lot. In addition, he was seriously engaged in wrestling.

At school, Vladimir studied frankly poorly. His studies were affected by frequent absenteeism, part-time work after school, as well as a tight filming schedule - the boy began acting early in films. He loved to poke fun at teachers, along with classmates laid out pins on chairs, inserted needles into pens and waxed the blackboard. Because of the tricks Volodya and his parents were often summoned to the headmaster of the school, but the boy was saved by the relationship with her - she was Sychev's aunt.

Vladimir did not like exact sciences, preferring physical education and French to them. The latter was included in the list of favorite subjects only thanks to an agreement with the teacher. Galina Yegorovna once asked Vladimir not to violate discipline in her lesson, for which he received the right to quietly go about his business during classes, and during the tests he was transplanted to an excellent student, which undoubtedly helped the young man to get a good grade.

After graduating from school, Vladimir began to prepare for admission to GITIS. He was advised to keep silent about the experience of filming a movie, and a local district police officer, a family friend, suggested at an interview that Stanislavsky was “Gorbachev of the restructuring of the theater”.

Vladimir passed the exams at the institute easily, and already at the interview he repeated the phrase of the district police officer, which introduced some confusion to the selection committee. But, despite this embarrassment, he was taken to the institute for the course of director Alexei Borodin.

While studying at GITIS, students were forbidden to act in films, and the guy focused on his studies. Vladimir was the best student in all disciplines. The exception was French, which he chose to study instead of English. He seriously lacked knowledge of the school curriculum in the language, which is why he did not manage to get an "excellent" mark in French. The only bad mark deprived him of a red diploma, which Sychev could have received in 1993, after graduating from the institute.

The actor did not return to the cinema immediately. In those years, there was a crisis in the country, and few films were filmed. Together with the guys from the course, Vladimir began to appear in the first Russian TV series, and also got a job as an actor in the theater. In 1997, Sychev left the acting profession and began to earn money to support his family. According to the actor, at this time he was engaged in the "shadow economy".

Vladimir Sychev got into the cinema at the age of 12 thanks to a fortunate coincidence. For re-education, the boy was sent to a children's pioneer camp, where he was made a standard bearer. There he, along with the delegation, was invited to the Palace of Pioneers as the only standard-bearer. At the show he was noticed and invited to the first screen tests.

Vladimir auditioned for the role in the film "The Debtor", but he was not accepted. Later the boy was invited to the Yeralash newsreel, which became the launching pad for his career. The picture was filmed for children, and its main participants were also children, so the filming process for the young actor took place in comfortable conditions. For the first episode, entitled "The Brazilian System," Vladimir had to train with a soccer ball. However, the footage of the ball was filmed with the help of an understudy, a boy from the Spartak children.

Sychev often traveled as part of the filming of Yeralash. One of his favorite places was Yalta, where he filmed and rested. In the fall, the children involved in the filming were sent to the local school, which the young actor often skipped. The last episode of "Yeralash" for Vladimir was the episode "Scrap Metal", which was released in 1987.

The young man was invited to the shooting of other Soviet films. In 1985, the world saw the film "Malicious Sunday", filmed in a comedy farce, unusual for the Soviet audience. There, the young actor played a secondary role of Pavlukha.

While studying at GITIS, Vladimir stopped acting in films. After graduation, he, like other actors of that time, found it difficult to return to the profession. The crisis engulfed the film industry, and only a few film studios continued to shoot. Sychev, along with his fellow students, took part in the filming of the multi-part film "Little Things in Life", which was released on screens from 1992 to 1997. In 1994, Vladimir starred in the film Hammer and Sickle directed by Sergei Livnev.

After the end of filming in "The Little Things of Life" Sychev disappeared from the cinema for a while, returning only 2 years later. In 1999, the actor was registered with Mosfilm and was expecting invitations to audition. Soon he was invited to play a cameo role in the comedy film "DMB" by Roman Kachalov, where Vladimir played a steward.

From that moment on, the artist was regularly filmed in Russian TV series, where he got episodic roles. Vladimir can be seen in the popular TV series "Truckers", "Daddy's Daughters", "Friend or Foe", as well as the film "Boomer". Sports training (with a height of 173 cm, Sychev's weight is 87 kg) allowed him to easily cope with the roles of bandits, ordinary guys, or, on the contrary, law enforcement officers.

A big dramatic role for the actor was the image of Kanava from Stanislav Mitin's film "Lyubka", released in 2009. However, Vladimir was most famous for his shooting in the 250-episode film "Courtyard". The sitcom, which appeared on Russian television screens in 2010, was popular with viewers due to its simplicity and incredible believability. The inhabitants of the 3-storey "Stalinka" were shown authentically, and the stories of their lives left no one indifferent.

The next notable project with the participation of Sychev was the series "Fizruk", which tells about people from the 90s who are looking for their place in modern life. The actor played the role of Alexei Alekseevich, nicknamed Psycho, the best friend of the protagonist of the comedy Thomas, played by the talented Dmitry Nagiyev.

With Dmitry, Vladimir immediately developed an excellent relationship, it turned out that the TV presenter grew up on "Yeralash" and saw the movie "Boomer", in which the actor played, which greatly contributed to the establishment of contact between the artists. The premiere of the series took place in 2014 on TNT. The success of the picture allowed it to be extended first for the 2nd season, and then for the 3rd, which was shown on TV in the fall of 2015.

In March 2015, the premiere of the series "The Law of the Stone Jungle" took place, where Sychev played one of the main roles. He got a character named Valery Viktorovich Antipenko, a friend of Gosha's father, the youngest guy in a teenage gang. The series proved to be successful and enjoyed interest from viewers, thanks to which it was renewed for a second season. The actor himself calls this project one of the most successful in his creative biography.

Soon followed by work in the series, which gained popularity among viewers - the detective film "Motherland" and the comedy "You all piss me off."

In these projects, the actor appeared in secondary roles, but Sychev's heroes, as always, turned out to be bright and memorable. Vladimir's favorite genre is comedy. In 2016, he appeared in the comedy film Selfie # Selfie, where Konstantin Kryukov, Elena Podkaminskaya, Pavel Derevyanko also played.

A year later, with his participation, the film "Bachelor Party" was released, where Sychev was reincarnated as an unusual character - a phantom diver. With his work, he delighted fans in the projects "Unknown", "Force Majeure", "Don't you dare, Matilda".

In the late 90s, Vladimir Sychev met his future wife Alesya Velikanova. At that time, both Vladimir and Alesya were in a different relationship, but this did not prevent the emergence of feelings and romance. Alesya worked in a television development fund, and later went into business related to real estate, and Vladimir was unemployed at that time. Difficulties did not prevent lovers from improving their personal lives.

At one time they lived together, but they decided to register a relationship shortly before the birth of their first daughter Anna in 2010. 2 years later, the couple had a second daughter, Maria. The older girl has already tried her hand at the set: she appeared in an episode of the film "Bachelor Party", where her dad was filmed. According to Ani, most of all she liked the applause that followed after the filmed scene.

In his free time, Vladimir prefers to travel around the world, doing extreme tourism. He visited Latin America and many countries of South Africa, where he spent a lot of time in the company of the natives. Among the countries visited by the artist are Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Chile, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Namibia.

Together with his wife and children, Sychev goes to nature. The actor loves to hunt, fish, take a steam bath. Until now, Vladimir remains a big fan of martial arts - he even shifts the shooting dates if they coincide with serious competitions. The actor posts photos and video reports on the competitions on his personal profile on Instagram.

The artist continues to cooperate with MTS, for which he is filming a series of commercials together with his colleague on the Fizruk TV series Dmitry Nagiyev. In 2018, an advertisement for the Tarifische tariff plan appeared, in which one role went to the heroine of the program "Good night, kids!" Karkushe. The new videos were named "Bird" and "Piano".

Now the actor's film career is on the rise. In 2018 alone, Sychev's filmography was replenished with three films. In the comedy series "Grand", a sequel to the sitcom "Hotel Eleon", Vladimir played the "thug" friend of the protagonist Lev Glebovich (Alexander Lykov), co-owner of the Grand Lion hotel.

Another multi-part project in the artist's repertoire was the film Awesome Crew, where the artist played the role of the head of the Vostorg Avia airline.

Sychev also contributed to the creation of the crime comedy "Clubare", where the rapper Basta appeared in the title role. In 2019, Vladimir will appear in the cast of two films - "Dear Dad" and "Dream Team".

1985 - "Malicious Sunday" 1992 - 1997 - "Little Things in Life" 2003 - "Boomer" 2007 - 2011 - "Daddy's Daughters" 2008 - "Dangerous Connection" 2010 - "Courtyard" 2012 - "Once in Rostov" 2014 - 2016 - " Fizruk "2014 -" Graduation "2015 -" The Law of the Stone Jungle "2015 -" Motherland "2016 -" Bachelor Party "2017 -" You all piss me off! " 2018 - Awesome Crew 2018 - Clubare 2018 - Fizruk Saves Russia 2018 - Grand 2019 - Dear Dad 2019 - Dream Team.

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