Sergei Makovetsky

 

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Sergei Vasilevich Makovetsky was born on June 13, 1958, in Darnitsa, a suburb of Kiev, Ukraine. Though he excelled at swimming and water polo and had aspirations to join the Soviet Olympic Team, his single mother encouraged him to pursue a more creative line of expression. When his application to study acting at Kiev Theatrical College was denied, Makovetsky moved behind the scenes working as a set decorator in Kiev before relocating to Moscow. Rejection from several Moscow theater schools and acting companies was bolstered by a more welcome rejection from the Soviet Army after Makovetsky gave a performance of imaginary illness symptoms so convincing that Army medical examiners excused him from military service. Accepted to the Shchukin Theatrical School at the Vakhtangov Theatre in Moscow, Makovsky graduated in 1980 and became a member of Vakhtangov Theatre's company

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Sergei Makovetsky

Born 1958-06-13 (67 years ago) in Kiev, Ukraine, Soviet Union (now Kyiv, Ukraine) .

Awards
Award Ceremony Year Awarded for
Nika Award for Best Supporting Actor (Klyuch ot spalni) Nika Awards 2004 2003 Klyuch ot spalni
Nika Award for Best Actor (Makarov) Nika Awards 1994 1993 Makarov
Nominated for awards
Award Ceremony Year Nominated for
Nika Award for Best Supporting Actor (Klyuch ot spalni) Nika Awards 2004 2003 Klyuch ot spalni
Nika Award for Best Supporting Actor or Actress (The Captain's Daughter) Nika Awards 2001 2000 Kapitanskaya Dochka
Nika Award for Best Actor (Of Freaks and Men) Nika Awards 1999 1998 Pro urodov i lyudey
Nika Award for Best Actor (Pjesa dlja passashira) Nika Awards 1996 1995 Pjesa dlja passashira
Nika Award for Best Actor (Makarov) Nika Awards 1994 1993 Makarov
Relationships
Name From To Relationship type
Elena Makovetskaya(Gifta) Gifta

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Sergei Vasilevich Makovetsky was born on June 13, 1958, in Darnitsa, a suburb of Kiev, Ukraine. Though he excelled at swimming and water polo and had aspirations to join the Soviet Olympic Team, his single mother encouraged him to pursue a more creative line of expression. When his application to study acting at Kiev Theatrical College was denied, Makovetsky moved behind the scenes working as a set decorator in Kiev before relocating to Moscow. Rejection from several Moscow theater schools and acting companies was bolstered by a more welcome rejection from the Soviet Army after Makovetsky gave a performance of imaginary illness symptoms so convincing that Army medical examiners excused him from military service. Accepted to the Shchukin Theatrical School at the Vakhtangov Theatre in Moscow, Makovsky graduated in 1980 and became a member of Vakhtangov Theatre's company. For nearly three decades Sergei Makovetsky has earned critical praise, audience loyalty, and multiple awards (including the title of People's Artist of Russia) in a variety of stage roles highlighted by a 9 season run as the title character in Moliere's "Amphitrion� and as Trigorin in Chekhov's "The Seagull�. His film work includes the eponymous role in Dutch director Jos Stelling's "Duska� and an appearance alongside Nikita Mikhalkov in Aleksei Balabanov's 2005 violent black comedy "Blind Man's Bluff�.

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