Evgeniya Kryukova
| Evgeniya Kryukova | |
|---|---|
| Born |
Evgeniya Vladislavovna Kryukova 11 June 1971 Moscow, USSR |
| Occupation | actress |
| Years active | 1970– |
| Awards | Honored Artist of the RSFSR |
Evgeniya Vladislavovna Kryukova (Russian: Евге́ния Владисла́вовна Крю́кова - Soviet and Russian film and theater actress.[1]
Biography and career
Evgeniya Kryukova was born in 1971 in a family of engineers.[2] After high school, she entered the Moscow Architectural Institute, which is not finished - gone with the first course.
In 1988 she got a job as painter at the Moscow Youth Theatre of Vyacheslav Spesivtsev. Then she married the first time - for the actor Mikhail Zhukov, with whom she began to appear on stage as an actress. She began with extras, but even then the public liked she bright appearance and expressive eyes. Her husband helped her in every way acting career.
In 1990 she entered the correspondence department GITIS. Spesivtsev's troupe mainly consisted of students and graduates of Mikhail Shchepkin Higher Theatre School. One day she happened to be a spectator on student performance in the school, Eugenia received an offer to star in a movie studio "Belarusfilm". However, the debut in the movie did not happen - the episodes with a small role Eugenia were thrown, but the desire to become an actress she has become stronger.
For the first time in the cinema Kryukova appeared in 1990. Then french porn director Francis Leroi, who arrived in Moscow, invited Evgeniya to his erotic film "Sex et perestroïka".
Kryukova also played Grand Duchess Tatiana in the historical and psychological drama by Karen Shakhnazarov "The Assassin of the Tsar"; Raisa in the Anatoly Kokorin's romantic war drama "Roly-Poly", as well as a prominent role in the Valentine Mishatkin's comedy "Meet me in Tahiti".
In the third year of GITIS (1993) Evgeniya Kryukova began performing in the Mossovet Theatre. Here she continued to work after graduation in 1994 (course director – Paul Chomsky).On the stage of this theater Eugenia was played many roles. Widespread fame brought Eugenia TV series "St. Petersburg secrets" and "Decoupling Petersburg secrets", where she played Julia Beroeva. Kryukova then starred in the TV series "Dossier detective Dubrovsky" and "Bandit Petersburg" (Pospelova the investigator).
In 2003, film director Eldar Ryazanov invited Eugenia Kryukova one of the main roles in the comedy "The Key of Bedroom". Another notable work of Eugenia was the role in the film by Sergei Solovyov "About Love", produced by the stories of Anton Chekhov.
Selected filmography
- The Assassin of the Tsar (1991) as Tatiana Nikolaevna
- Bandit Petersburg (2000) as Lydia Pospelova, investigator
Awards
- Honored Artist of RSFSR (2005)
References
- ↑ "Евгения Крюкова - биография - российские актрисы - Кино-Театр.РУ". kino-teatr.ru. Retrieved 10 November 2016.
- ↑ "Евгения Крюкова — фильмы — КиноПоиск". kinopoisk.ru. Retrieved 10 November 2016.