Honored Artist of Russia (2004) Alexander Vladimirovich Barinov is today at the peak of his theatrical and cinematic career. His creative destiny is indicative of the fact that he was able to defeat alcoholism and not only return to a healthy lifestyle, but also become a successful actor.
A native of Moscow and a native of a family far from the world of culture and art, Alexander Barinov was able to enter the galaxy of the most famous Russian theater and film actors solely because of his natural talent and dedication. Today, behind his creative shoulders there are already more than thirty theatrical projects and about seven dozen films, which speaks volumes about his professional fertility and high demand.
Biography and career of Barinov Alexander Vladimirovich
On June 4, 1962, the future famous actor was born in Moscow. From childhood, Sasha showed special creative abilities, being engaged in school amateur performances. After receiving a certificate of secondary education, he easily entered GITIS (workshop of O. Remez).
After completing his education at a theater university, Barinov went to the Far Eastern borders of our Motherland as a conscript. And after demobilization, he was accepted into the troupe of the Moscow drama theater named after A. S. Pushkin. Here he played many diverse roles, including comedic, tragic, and even female characters. Theatergoers most liked the performances with his participation "Poor Judas" (Apostle Peter), "The Seagull" (Treplev), "Woe from Wit" (Famusov) and others.
After a period of oblivion associated with alcohol addiction, the actor found strength and returned to the stage. For two seasons he was a member of the troupe of the Moscow Art Theater. Gorky, and then moved to the theater "Commonwealth of Taganka Actors", where today he is one of the leading actors. In addition, the theatrical repertoire of Alexander Barinov today includes entreprise in the agency "Lekur".
The cinematic debut of the novice actor took place in 1988, when he first appeared on the set in the role of Boatswain in A. Saltykov's film project "Everything Is Paid." Currently, his filmography consists of seventy films, among which the most famous are his leading roles in the films "Gold of Yugra", "Tuteishyya", "End of the World", "Sword", "Capercaillie", "Mine" and others.
The professional portfolio of the famous artist also includes TV shows "Oba-na!" and the film magazine "Fitil", the book "At the Fork on Three Roads" (2015) and musical compositions, where he is presented as an author and performer of songs and ballads.
Personal life of the artist
Due to the fact that Alexander Vladimirovich Barinov carefully hides the details of his personal life, there is no thematic information in the press. It is known that he loves nature and in many ways connects his leisure with this.
