Eva Aveeva Russian actress. Date of Birth: 31.07.1985 Country: Russia

1. Biography of Eva Aveeva
2. Childhood and Youth
3. Films
4. Personal Life

Biography of Eva Aveeva

Russian actress Eva Aveeva is a talented and educated actress who possesses both external charm and natural intelligence. She is also frequently featured in glossy magazines, where she gives interviews on topics such as healthy lifestyles, proper nutrition, and fashion.

Childhood and Youth

Eva Vladimirovna Aveeva was born on July 31, 1985, in the city of Krasnodar. Both of her grandfathers and her parents were artists, and her most well-known uncle is a sculptor known for his moving sculptures. She was named after her mother, as her father wanted her to resemble his spouse. However, her mother opposed this and suggested the name Yana instead.

During her childhood, Eva lived in a two-story workshop house and was exposed to the smell of paint. She learned about painting and even drew with pencils herself. However, after visiting the Krasnodar Operetta Theater, where her parents worked as artists, she felt the magic of the stage and became interested in acting. From an early age, playing in movies became Eva's favorite pastime, where she would imagine herself transforming into different characters. She attended a language school and spent her spare time in a reading room with art publications and biographies of artists. Despite her interest in acting, her family did not send her to a music or ballet school, considering her ideas about acting to be childish dreams. Instead, they made her memorize foreign words, which caused Eva to develop a strong dislike for the English language and she never learned it well. In her senior years of school, she managed to convince her family to transfer her to a theater school. In 2003, after her second attempt, Aveeva was admitted to the Russian Institute of Theatre Arts (GITIS), which she graduated from in 2007. She also studied photography at the Moscow State University's photojournalism courses and had several photo exhibitions.

Films

Eva received offers to participate in film shoots while studying in her second year. She made her debut in the detective film "Twins" and then appeared in the TV series "The Last Confession," where she played an underground activist named Nina Ivantsova. She had to balance her studies with the shoots, and therefore, the young actors secretly took on film work during vacations. As Aveeva was studying under Mark Rozovsky, she was also involved in the productions of the "U Nikitskikh Vorot" theater: "Meant to Be Broken" by Tennessee Williams (Willy) and "I Want to Sleep" by Anton Chekhov (Varka). At one of the auditions, which she managed to attend during a long break, Aveeva was approved for one of the lead roles in the TV series "Blood Sisters." The actress considers this shoot to be significant, as she had to portray a rebellious girl, a small angry puppy, a biker, and even cut her hair. The eight-month shoot in Kiev and subsequent work on the military series "Death to Spies!" in Vinnytsia, Ukraine, almost led to her expulsion from the institute. After completing her education, her first project was the film "Love Story, or New Year's Prank," in which she starred alongside Yegor Beroev. In 2011, Aveeva received the diploma of the author's cinema festival "Svirsky MIF" for her roles in the short films "1937" and "Victoria" by Svetozar Golovlev. Aveeva has always been drawn to independent films, even if they are targeted at a narrow audience. Among her other popular roles are projects such as "Dance of Our Love," "Einstein. The Theory of Love," "While the Stanitsa Sleeps," where she was initially invited to play the noble Olga but wanted to portray the character of Katyusha. She is also known for her performances in films such as "The Light and Shadow of the Lighthouse," the Russian-Chinese project "Boundaries of Love," and "Star of the Empire," where she played the role of ballerina Anna Pavlova.

Aveeva also had small roles in well-known TV series such as "Boomerang from the Past," "Semin. Retribution," "Delta," "Karpov," and "Pasechnik." From 2016 to 2018, she worked as a co-host with Sergei Petrov on the radio show "Samoe Ono," which focused on film, music, and literature. In November 2017, Eva Aveeva, together with producer Alexander Kucherenko, was a guest at the presentation of the Forget Me Not collection by the fashion house Natalia Gart.

Personal Life

Eva Aveeva keeps her personal life private. It is known that she has been married to director Sergei Lyalin for a long time, but they do not post joint photos on social media. The couple met in 2006 during the filming of "The Last Confession" and have worked together multiple times. Eva has appeared in over 10 of her husband's projects, including "Alien Stripe," "My Heart with You," and "Gold of the Scythians." However, she always played supporting roles to avoid accusations of nepotism. Sergei admitted that working with his wife is more challenging and often causes him to feel nervous, as he wants her role to be successful.

The actress believes that children, family, and healthy relationships within the family are the foundation of life. She also shared that being with her loved one brings her happiness, which lies in everyday moments.

Eva Aveeva Now
In 2020, Eva Aveeva appeared in new projects such as "Ferrari Legend," "Family War," "The Tracker 4," and "Old Frames." In 2021, her films "For the First Stranger" and "Probe," an ironic drama about cinema, as well as the action movie "The Secret Special Forces," were first shown.

In June 2020, the actress participated in the charity marathon "#NotAPatient." She often attends social events such as the Back to Fashion and FashionTime Designers fashion shows.