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Vyacheslav RazbegaevActor
Date of Birth: 14.10.1965
Country:  Russia |
Content:
- Early Life and Career
- Notable Theatre Roles
- Alexander in "Pavel I"
- Film Career
- Notable Film Roles
- "Hurt Me," a crime melodrama by Alexander Isaev
- "Personal Number," a thriller by Evgeny Lavrentyev
- Television Career
- "Wolf in Uniform"
- "Composition of the Crime"
- Personal Life
- Hobbies and Interests
Early Life and Career
Debut in Film and TheatreVeniamin Razbegaev was born and raised in Moscow, Russia. At the age of 20, he graduated from the Moscow Art Theatre School (MXAT) under the tutelage of renowned actor Igor Tarkhanov. Shortly after his graduation, Razbegaev joined the Russian Army Theatre (TsATRA), where he quickly established himself as a versatile performer.
Notable Theatre Roles
Razbegaev's theatre career at TsATRA was marked by a series of critically acclaimed roles, including:
Alexander in "Pavel I"
Zvezdich in "Masquerade"Vaska Pepel in "The Lower Depths"
Don Juan in "Much Ado About Nothing"
Azalcanov in "The Cherry Orchard"
Tito Nanne in "The Quarrels of Chioggia"
Beyond TsATRA
In addition to his work at TsATRA, Razbegaev actively participated in other theatrical projects. He portrayed Barry in "Ladies' Night" for the Independent Theater Project and played the Herald in "Oresteia" and Fortinbras in "Hamlet" for the International Confederation of Theatre Unions.
Film Career
Early Film RolesRazbegaev made his film debut shortly after graduating from MXAT. He appeared in supporting roles in Vyacheslav Kristofovich's drama "Woman in the Sea" and Leonid Gaidai's comedy "The Weather is Good on Deribasovskaya Street."
Notable Film Roles
Razbegaev's film career continued with prominent roles in:"Revenge of the Jester," a musical based on Victor Hugo's play "The King's Fool" and Giuseppe Verdi's opera "Rigoletto"
"Hurt Me," a crime melodrama by Alexander Isaev
"Antikiller" and "Antikiller-5," crime thrillers by Yegor Konchalovsky
"Personal Number," a thriller by Evgeny Lavrentyev
International CollaborationIn 2011, Razbegaev starred in the international project "Players," alongside Bollywood stars Abhishek Bachchan, Sonam Kapoor, and Bobby Deol. He portrayed the Russian Major General Dmitry Egorov, utilizing his fluency in Hindi, which he had studied in his younger years.
Television Career
"Pawns in the Big Game"In 2004, Razbegaev made his directorial debut with the television series "Pawns in the Big Game."
"Wolf in Uniform"
Razbegaev showcased his versatility in the crime-mystery series "Wolf in Uniform." He played the role of Major Rykov, a law enforcement officer who possesses supernatural abilities.
"Composition of the Crime"
Razbegaev's credibility as a law enforcement character extended to the documentary series "Composition of the Crime," where he served as the narrator of true crime stories.
Personal Life
Razbegaev is known for keeping his personal life private. He has been married to Natalia for many years, and they have three daughters.
Hobbies and Interests
Outside the realm of acting, Razbegaev enjoys windsurfing, skiing, snowboarding, and playing ice hockey. His knowledge of hockey proved useful in his role as the father of a hockey player in the popular sports drama series "Molodezhka."
