Alexander Tyutrumov

Alexander Tyutrumov

Businessman, now actor
Date of Birth: 22.04.1959
Country: Russia

Biography of Alexander Tyutryumov

Alexander Tyutryumov was born on April 22, 1959, in Podporozhye, Leningrad Oblast. Despite his parents having no connection to the arts, Alexander had a childhood dream of becoming an actor. He collected postcards of artists and newspaper clippings about theater and cinema. His passion for acting led him to join the local People's Theater, where he honed his acting skills. During this time, he also developed musical abilities and learned to play various instruments on his own.

Alexander Tyutrumov

After finishing school, Alexander moved to Leningrad to pursue theater education. However, he felt unprepared and decided to enroll in an industrial-pedagogical technical school. After completing his studies there, he obtained a higher education in economics and started working in the field. Nevertheless, his love for acting never waned, and he continued to perform in the People's Theater during his free time.

In 1994, Alexander got into the film industry through his friends Sergey Kabanovsky and Sergey Zagreba, who knew producer Alexander Kapitsa. Kapitsa was starting the production of the TV series "Streets of Broken Lights." Alexander's friends convinced him to try his luck with a small role as a "bad" lawyer in one of the episodes. This role marked the beginning of his acting career.

Alexander gained recognition for his portrayal of Lieutenant Colonel Yegorov in the TV series "Deadly Force." Despite not having a professional acting education, he gained experience on various film sets with renowned directors such as Snejkin, Rogozhkin, Meshiev, Dykhovichny, and Sorokin. Additionally, Alexander is a businessman and producer, having graduated from the All-Russian State Institute of Cinematography with a degree in film and television production. In 2002, he established his own production center, "ATK-Studio," which has produced several artistic and documentary films.

Financial independence allows Alexander to choose the films he wants to be a part of. He appreciates playing interesting supporting roles and is grateful for opportunities in notable films such as "The Golden Calf" and "Kopeck." However, he rarely takes on leading roles due to his commitments in the business field. Despite his success in the film industry, Alexander remains grounded and values fair compensation for his work.

Alexander is happily married to his wife Lyudmila, whom he met while studying in technical school. They have raised two children together. Their son, Artem, graduated from the law faculty of St. Petersburg State University, while their daughter, Anna, obtained an economics degree from the same university. The couple regards communication and finding common ground as essential to their long-lasting happiness.

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