Sergey Vasilevich Makoveckiy

Sergey Makovetsky was born in one of the residential barracks of Kiev on June 13, 1958. The mother of the future actor worked in a large factory, often leaving her child for the care of neighbors. The boy spent the summer holidays in the village. Sergey had many hobbies, he liked figure skating, athletics, singing and even folk dances. He did not think about the career of an actor, and in school years he planned to become a doctor. After graduating from high school, the young man entered the Kiev more

Sergey Makovetsky was born in one of the residential barracks of Kiev on June 13, 1958. The mother of the future actor worked in a large factory, often leaving her child for the care of neighbors. The boy spent the summer holidays in the village.

Sergey had many hobbies, he liked figure skating, athletics, singing and even folk dances. He did not think about the career of an actor, and in school years he planned to become a doctor.

After graduating from high school, the young man entered the Kiev Theater School, but left training, getting a job as an installer in the Lesya Ukrainka Theater. Then Sergei Makovetsky decided to conquer Moscow and entered the Shchukin Theatre School. The actor was not taken into the army, and he went to work in the Vakhtangov Theater.

Recognition Sergey as an actor received after the release of films in 1992 Patriotic Comedy .
At the same time, he impressed the viewer with playing in the productions of Vityuk “M. Butterfly” and “Lessons of the Master”, as well as in the play “Our Lord, Father” by Peter Fomenko. It was a great success.

Then came the work on the films. "Breakthrough" "Freaks and people," Makarov "Play for Passengers." Sergey played mostly villains.

In 1993, he received the Nick Award for the painting “Makarov”, in 1994 – the Golden Aries Award for the same film. In 1994, he was recognized as the best drama actor in Europe, and in 1998 he became the People's Artist of Russia.
In 2003, the actor successfully played the role of Ivanitsky in the film The Bedroom Key, for which he received the Nick Award for Best Actor. In 2010, he was awarded the Order of Honor for merits in the development of art and culture.
Sergei Makovetsky is married to the daughter of the admiral, who worked at the Odessa film studio. The girl was engaged in editing films, among her works there are films: “Children of Captain Grant”, “Three Musketeers”, “Adventures of Electronics”.