Dmitry Maryanov is an actor loved by the audience for the vivid roles of courageous men with a sense of justice. His life ended very early, but in the memory of many he remained a favorite theater and film actor.
Biography, career in theater and cinema
Dmitry Maryanov was born into the simplest Soviet family in December 1969. Among the relatives of the future artist, there have never been actors. His father worked as a garage equipment foreman, and his mother worked as an accountant. Even Dmitry himself admitted in an interview that in childhood he did not think about an artistic career, he dreamed of becoming an archaeologist.
The fate of the boy was predetermined by the case and the decision of the parents about the education of the child. They sent him to the Moscow school № 123 at the Theater on Krasnaya Presnya, which is located in the Khlynovsky deadlock. In this educational institution, special attention was paid to the basics of the performing arts. In addition, the future famous artist was actively involved in sports: football, acrobatics, sambo, gymnastics and even dancing (sports training helped him a lot in the future, the actor himself performed many tricks in films).
Dmitry's film career began when he was in school. For the first time he appeared on the screens in the film "Wasn't there." But the fame of the young actor was brought by the role of Alik Rainbow, which the young man played in the television film "Above the Rainbow" in 1986. This was followed by work in the film "Dear Elena Sergeevna", directed by Eldar Ryazanov.
After school, the young man easily entered the Shchukin Theater School and graduated in 1992. The promising young actor was immediately hired by the Lenkom Theater. At this time, he combined work in theater and cinema. Films with the participation of Dmitry Maryanov regularly appeared on the screens: the melodramas "Love" and "Dancing Ghosts", the comedy "Dashing Couple", the film "Russian Ragtime", the thriller "Coffee with Lemon", the adaptation of the novel "The Countess de Monsoro" and many others.
In 2000, Maryanov's film career took off. The artist begins to actively appear in TV series and feature films. Dmitry played the main roles in the TV series "Rostov-papa", "The Killer's Diary", "Cavaliers of the Starfish", "Students", "How to Marry a Millionaire" and so on. The last in the actor's piggy bank was the role of Ivan Petrovich Sobol in the film "The Yellow Brick Road".
Among the theatrical works, one can note the role of a troubadour in the play "The Bremen Town Musicians", he also played in "Juno and Avos", "Memorial Prayer", "Royal Games", performed brilliant roles in the plays "Two Women", "Crazy Day, or Marriage Figaro "," Friends "," Our friends are humans "and so on.
Personal life of actor Dmitry Maryanov
The first love, according to the artist, was Tatiana Skorokhodova, a classmate of Dmitry. He courted her for a very long time and six months later their romance began. But after graduation, the couple broke up, because Dmitry still wanted to take a walk and live for himself, and Tatyana wanted to legitimize the union.
In 1994, Maryanov met the former fashion model Olga Anosova, who at that time was studying at the directing department of VGIK. Olga became the common-law wife of the actor and bore him a son, whom they named Daniel. But due to the workload, the young father could not pay due attention to his wife and son, so Olga decided to part with Maryanov.
In 2007, the artist took part in the Ice Age television show, where he met with the athlete Irina Lobacheva. A romance broke out between them and the couple began to live together.
In 2013, at the celebration of Gosha Kutsenko's birthday, Dmitry appeared with the psychologist Ksenia Bik, whom he called his bride. The couple got married on September 2, 2015. Xenia and Dmitry have a daughter.
In October 2017, the actor's life was suddenly cut short. Presumably, the cause of death of Dmitry Maryanov is thromboembolism.
