The Russian film actor Vladimir Vdovichenkov, who became famous in 2002-2003 for his main roles in "The Brigade" and "Boomer", has a fairly large filmography. The first film with him was released back in 1999.
Start
Film actor Vladimir Vdovichenkov was born on August 13, 1971. He began acting in films during his studies at VGIK. The first role was the role of a security guard in the film "The President and His Granddaughter" (1999). Then - episodes of the television series "Border. Taiga novel" by Alexander Mitta and "Turkish March" by Mikhail Tumanishvili. Also episodic was the role in the action movie "April" by Konstantin Murzenko (2001). The Afghan character of Vdovichenkov Kolya appeared in the television movie "Citizen Chief". After that, the first major role was played - in the "Brigade".
Brigade
In this undoubtedly cult television series, Vladimir Vdovichenkov played the role of Phil, one of four friends who made up the team. This series by Alexei Sidorov, written by Alexander Veledinsky, still causes controversy among viewers and critics. And the next iconic role soon followed.
From "Boomer" to "Uncle Vanya"
In 2003 "Boomer" was released, the main role of Kostyan-Kota was performed by Vdovichenkov. The blockbuster was directed and written by Pyotr Buslov.
"Boomer" became a cult for the national cinema, and the hero of Vdovichenkov survived his comrades and appeared in the film "Boomer. The Second Film" (2005), where the second main role was played by Svetlana Ustinova (Dasha).
In the memorable series "Cadets" (2004, directed by Andrei Kavun) Vdovichenkov played the political instructor of a military school. The series "Astrologer" (2004) deserves special mention. This television series by Guria Atnev is one of the best films about the complex work of Russian foreign intelligence. The role of the illegal intelligence officer Sergei Chumakov was especially successful for the actor.
Vdovichenkov played the main roles in both parts of the fantastic film "Paragraph 78" by Mikhail Khleborodov.
In 2005-2010, Vdovichenkov played the main roles in the films "Time to collect stones" (Demin), "Demons" (Shatov), "Seventh Day", "Mymra", "Exit", "Kromov", "If I loved you "," Atonement ". In 2009, a high-budget film by Vladimir Bortko "Taras Bulba" was released, where Vdovichenkov is Ostap, the eldest son of Taras. The opening of the film-play "Uncle Vanya" by Rimas Tuminas (2010), the role of Mikhail Lvovich Astrov, became the disclosure of new facets of acting talent.
Roles 2011-2014
In 2011, Vdovichenkov was invited to play the role of Sergei in Fernando Meirellisch's film "Kaleidoscope of Love" (also called "360"). In Janik Fayziev's film "August. Eighth" (2012), dedicated to the events in South Ossetia, he was entrusted with the role of the Russian president. In the film adaptation of The White Guard (2012, director Sergei Snezhkin) Vdovichenkov is Captain Pleshko. The actor also starred in the comedy "Holiday Locked" and the television series by Konstantin Khudyakov "Once in Rostov". The films "Scouts" (2013) and "Goodbye, boys" (2014) are devoted to the military theme.
Note to the editor. Obviously, there was a mistake in the title: there is an actress Larisa Udovichenko and an actor Vladimir Vdovichenkov. The speech, apparently, is all the same about him.
