Yevgeniy Mironov

Yevgeny Vitalievich Mironov played so many intellectuals and aristocrats that today one would involuntarily want to "delve into" his pedigree in order to fish out some eminent prince.

Many people do not believe that the person who played Fyodor Dostoevsky in the biography of the same name and Prince Myshkin in The Idiot is the most ordinary proletarian.

Evgeny Mironov was born in November 1966 in Saratov. But he spent his childhood and adolescence in the small military town of Tatishchevo-5 in the same Saratov region, which today is called Svetly. Tatishchevo was a place remote from civilization and cultural life.

It is all the more surprising that the parents - Vitaly Sergeevich and Tamara Petrovna - managed to raise two children who today are not just in the epicenter of the cultural life of Russia - they themselves personify the culture of the fatherland. Daughter Oksana became a successful ballerina, and her son was first honored, and then People's Artist of Russia.

It is noteworthy that the parents had no direct connection with art. My father turned the wheel all his life. Mom worked as a seller, then collected Christmas tree decorations at the factory. However, they were creative people. They took part in amateur performances with pleasure, and companies regularly gathered at home, where songs and dances were the norm.

It is not surprising that Yevgeny Mironov did not want to be anything other than an artist. Mom took him to a music school, where he studied accordion. My wife wanted to play the piano, but she had to master the instrument she didn't like. Amateur performance was a real outlet for Eugene. The guy participated in amateur performances and succeeded a lot. Therefore, at the age of 14, he went to study at the Saratov Theater School.

Sister Oksana soon left Saratov: from the choreographic school for considerable success she was transferred to the Leningrad Ballet Academy. Later, after graduation, Oksana Mironova was invited to the academic theater of classical ballet.

Yevgeny Mironov did not stay long in Saratov either. After graduating from college, he received an offer to work at the local Youth Theater, but politely declined it and went to Moscow. His idol and fellow countryman Oleg Tabakov worked there. The young artist dreamed of getting into his Moscow Art Theater School. Unfortunately, in 1986, Oleg Pavlovich did not gain a course, but how could this become an obstacle for a purposeful young man. He waited for Tabakov near the school and made sure that they listen to him. After 4 hours of listening, the persistent guy was enrolled in the 2nd year of the Studio School.

The student years were hungry, but happy. Quiet and calm Zhenya Mironov lived in a room with the notorious brawler and hooligan Vladimir Mashkov. Since then, they have been friends and often meet on the set.

In 1990, after graduation, Yevgeny Mironov received invitations from three theaters at once: the Moscow Art Theater, the theater on Malaya Bronnaya and Tabakerka. The young artist preferred the latter.

Yevgeny Mironov's theatrical career did not start easily. For a long time he played in the "Snuffbox" of the quarter in the production of "The Inspector General". In his youth, the actor suffered 2 serious illnesses. Hepatitis was added to the stomach ulcer. And then Oleg Pavlovich Tabakov came to the aid of the artist. He helped his parents to move to the capital, "knocked out" a dormitory for them and added them to his theater, although they did not have a residence permit.

Yevgeny Mironov finally got the main role in the production of "Prischuchil". And although he could barely keep on his feet, the responsibility, the teacher's trust and the feeling of gratitude to Tabakov performed a miracle: Mironov played better and better.

Since then, his theatrical biography has developed only incrementally. The actor was increasingly entrusted with the main roles. In 2003, the production of Eimuntas Nyakrosius "The Cherry Orchard" was a success. The main role in it went to Yevgeny Mironov.

On the stage of "Snuffbox" the artist appeared in the performances "An Ordinary Story", "Passion for Bumbarash" and many others, to which theater-goers went with pleasure.

In Sovremennik, Evgeny Mironov played Ivan Karamazov in Vladimir Fokin's production of The Karamazovs and Hell. And in the Moscow Art Theater named after A. Chekhov he appeared in "The Seagull", "Undine", "No. 13" and "Lord Golovlevs". More than once the artist appeared on the stage of the Theater of the Moon.

In 2006, Mironov founded his own theater company. In the same year, he was entrusted with managing the State Theater of Nations. Here he played in the acclaimed performance "Shukshin's Tales" by Alvis Hermanis, receiving "Crystal Turandot" and "Golden Mask" for the brilliant work.

In 2011, the Theater of Nations presented the play Caligula by Nyakrosius with Mironov in the title role to Russian and Italian theatergoers. And in the summer of 2015, the audience saw a new brilliant production of "Pushkin's Tales".

Yevgeny Mironov does not shy away from public life. Together with Maria Mironova, Igor Vernik and producer Natalya Shaginyan-Needam, he created the Artist charitable foundation, which helps veterans - artists. Since 2010, the Festival of Theaters of Small Towns of Russia has been held under the direction of the screen star.

By the way, Evgeny Mironov has no family ties with the famous Andrei Mironov. Two stars are just namesakes.

The cinematic biography of Yevgeny Mironov, in contrast to the theatrical, immediately went up. As early as the third year, the student starred in the film by Alexander Kaidanovsky "The Kerosene Man's Wife". It was a supporting role. The film was highly appreciated by audiences and film critics, it won the Grand Prix at the Avroiaz Film Festival.

The successful debut was followed by 3 new sensational projects. This is the painting "Before dawn" by Yaropolk Lapshin, in which Yevgeny Mironov played the lieutenant, "Do it once!" Andrei Malyukov, where the young actor reincarnated as a recruit whom the sergeant tried to break (played by Vladimir Mashkov), and the political film by Alexander Mitta "Lost in Siberia".

These first works in cinema did not bring popularity to Yevgeny Mironov, but they became an excellent start in his career. And success came after the release of Valery Todorovsky's melodrama "Love", in which the young Saratov man got the main role.

Yevgeny Mironov for his excellent work received a prize for Best Actor from "Kinotavr".

And in 1992, Pyotr Todorovsky invited the artist he liked to his drama "Anchor, another anchor!" The picture is rightfully included in the "golden fund of Russian cinema". In it, the young actor starred with such masters as Valentin Gaft, Vladimir Ilyin, Sergei Nikonenko and Stanislav Govorukhin. The work in this film brought even more fame to the actresses who became famous in the hit movie "Intergirl", Irina Rozanova and Elena Yakovleva.

Two years later, the film "Limit" by Denis Evstigneev was released, in which Evgeny Mironov appeared for the second time in tandem with Vladimir Mashkov. As the actor then admitted, he and Mashkov played themselves in their student years.

In 1995, the audience watched with bated breath the drama "Muslim" by Vladimir Khotinenko, in which Mironov played the main character. For a long time this role was considered the best in the actor's filmography.

It is noteworthy that after several star roles, Yevgeny Mironov did not refuse to appear in episodes. He already understood then that there are no small roles. This happened in Nikita Mikhalkov's Oscar-winning drama Burnt by the Sun.

Evgeny got an admiring lieutenant-tanker who appears on the screen for a few minutes. But the actor played in such a way that he received an award for the best work in an episode at the "Constellation" festival.

Of the films released in the 90s, one of the brightest can be called the picture "The Inspector General" by Sergei Gazarov. In the adaptation of Nikolai Gogol's immortal work, the audience saw a new interpretation of Khlestakov performed by the Saratov talent.

The 2000s can be called truly triumphant for Yevgeny Mironov. He brilliantly played the writer Leonid Gurov in the drama of Alexei Uchitel "The Diary of His Wife". Success was accompanied by the film about the war "In August 44th" by Mikhail Ptashuk, in which the artist reincarnated as the captain of the military counterintelligence SMERSH. The Grand Prix of the Festival "Literature and Cinema" in 2003 was awarded to the film "The Transformation" by Valery Fokin, in which the actor appeared in the form of the legendary Gregor Samsa.

Glory, deafening and incredible, came to Yevgeny Mironov after another film, released in the same 2003. This is Vladimir Bortko's adaptation of Fyodor Dostoevsky's novel The Idiot. The role of Prince Myshkin was played by Mironov in such a way that he was rightfully called the best actor in the country.

The epithets "talented", "brilliant", "great" as applied to Mironov after this picture no longer sound taut or undeserved. The artist was showered with prestigious Russian awards and was recognized as the best in the "Drama" category at the Monte Carlo Film Festival. They became interested in Hollywood.

In The Idiot, Yevgeny Mironov again met with Vladimir Mashkov, whose performance in this film is also, without exaggeration, a genius. Another collaboration awaited two friends and colleagues in 2006. They played together in the action movie Piranha Hunt, in which Evgeny got the role of a villain, and Vladimir - the image of a special forces soldier saving mankind from the threat of chemical weapons.

In 2011, to the anniversary of the genius Russian classic FM Dostoevsky, the film-biography "Dostoevsky" by Vladimir Khotinenko was released, in which Yevgeny Vitalievich played the great writer.

In 2015, Yevgeny Mironov pleased fans with the appearance in the film adaptation of another novel by Dina Rubina, "Parsley Syndrome", where he played in a duet with Chulpan Khamatova.

In the spring of 2017, viewers saw Dmitry Kiselev's drama series Time of the First, in which Yevgeny played the pilot-cosmonaut Alexei Leonov. In this project, the actor appeared in tandem with another star of Russian cinema - Konstantin Khabensky. A year later, for this work, Mironov was awarded the Golden Eagle Prize in the Best Male Role nomination.

Another novelty of 2017 is the drama of Alexei Uchitel "Matilda" about the novel of Tsarevich Nicholas with the ballerina Kshesinskaya. Discussions about this picture received wide media coverage. Yevgeny Mironov played in this film Ivan Karlovich, director of the Imperial Theaters.

In 2017, another outstanding work of the great artist was also completed - the biographical film "VMayakovsky" directed by Alexander Shein. Mironov embodied on the screen the image of an employee of the Cheka, Yakov Agranov, who was friends with the poet. The role of Mayakovsky went to Yuri Kolokolnikov, and Lilya Brik was played by Chulpan Khamatova.

Yevgeny Mironov is called a mystery man. His personal life is shrouded in secrets that everyone is trying to unravel. In his 50s, the artist remains unmarried and childless, while deafeningly famous and successful. He calls his mother and sister Oksana the main women in his life. He considers his nephews to be his children, whom he simply adores. Sister and children live in the next doorway. Five minutes of communication with nephews, according to the actor, give him a boost of positive energy for several days.

However, love in the life of Yevgeny Mironov did happen, and more than once. He himself calls himself an amorous person, but at the same time claims that love has never been a creative feeling for him. Rather destructive, because it did not help in the work, but distracted me from it.

In the 8th grade, Zhenya Mironov fell in love with a girl named Sveta Rudenko. Mom liked her, and she was already making plans for the future. But Svetlana soon after school "jumped out" to marry someone else.

At the Saratov Theater School, Yevgeny Mironov fell in love with fellow student Maria Gorelik, the daughter of a collector and artist. But the modest and non-aggressive Zhenya lost in the fight for the beauty's heart to the self-confident Misha Baitman. He married Masha and took her to Israel. Later, the story of this novel will form the basis of Todorovsky's melodrama "Love".

Classmate Veronika Sadkovskaya helped to heal mental wounds. At one of the student performances, the head of the course noticed that Mironov did not know how to kiss. Veronica received the task to correct this defect. Soon, Zhenya surprised the teachers at the graduation performance, turning into a mischievous and temperamental lover.

In the Moscow period of his life, especially at the time when the artist's career went up rapidly, whoever was not called “the women of Yevgeny Mironov”. This list includes actresses Anastasia Zavorotnyuk, Alena Babenko, Chulpan Khamatova, Yulia Peresild. It was even rumored that the famous ballerina Ulyana Lopatkina almost became the wife of the actor. But of course, all these "connections" have not received any confirmation from the star.

And in 2013, the social network was “blown up” by an information “bomb” that Yevgeny Mironov and Sergey Astakhov allegedly “got married in Germany”. Joint photos of the actors immediately appeared on the Web. Some ill-wishers picked up the "duck", explaining the long bachelor life of Yevgeny Mironov as gay. A young colleague Alexei Komashko, whom the famous artist once helped in his career, was suddenly ranked among the "men of Mironov".

However, rumors began to dissipate immediately when the source of the information was revealed. Some initiates have called this source of the director Kirill Ganin. Gossip about the unconventional wedding of Mironov and Astakhov, he decided to take revenge on Oleg Tabakov and his talented students.

After the release of the blockbuster "Calculator", the star came up with a new novel, this time with the young beauty Anna Chipovskaya, with whom Mironov arrived at the premiere of the film.

But since the premiere took place in 2014, and Anya Chipovskaya is still dating her former boyfriend, it is only hypothetical to assert about the existing romance.

In early autumn 2018, Evgeny Mironov announced the plans of the Theater of Nations for the new season. Canadian director Robert Lepage will be invited to work on the new production, the name of the production remains a secret. The musical "Hipsters" is being prepared for release. The play "Snow Maiden" based on Alexander Ostrovsky will be prepared for a children's audience. The artistic director has plans for staging classic plays: "Tartuffe" and "Uncle Vanya". The second one will be directed by the chief director of the Parisian theater "Odeon" Stephane Braunschweig.

Now Mironov has 2 film projects in his work. In the fantasy film "Goalkeeper of the Galaxy" directed by Janik Fayziev, he will play the role of the head coach of the planet's cosmo-ill team. The film is set in the distant future. The main entertainment of people is watching the spaceball games that take place on an alien ship. The future of the Earth depends on the outcome of the competition.

In the mystical drama Awakening, Evgeny will be reincarnated as the hero of Pavel Mokhov, who had an accident on the highway with his family. After coming out of a coma, he falls into two realities, in one of which his wife survived, in the other - his son.

1991 - "Love" 1992 - "Anchor, another anchor!" 1995 - "Muslim" 1996 - "Inspector General" 2003 - "The Idiot" 2004 - "At the Verkhnaya Maslovka" 2005 - "Escape" 2008 - "Apostle" 2011 - "Dostoevsky" 2014 - "Calculator" 2015 - "Parsley Syndrome" 2016 - "First time" 2017 - "Demon of revolution" 2017 - "Frostbitten carp"

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