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Sergey Ivanovich Parshin
Сергей Паршин
Birth at
28 May 1952
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Sergey Ivanovich Parshin is a Soviet and Russian actor of theater and cinema, People’s Artist of Russia, laureate of the State Prize of Russia was born in 1952 in Kokhtla-Jarva and at school he took an active part in a drama circle. Sergey Parshin graduated from the studio of V.V. Merkuriev and I.V. Meyerhold LGITMIK in 1973, while playing on the stage of the Alexandrinsky Theatre. His magnificent play with the ability to laugh at his own characters opened the doors of the theater and Parshin was
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Sergey Ivanovich Parshin is a Soviet and Russian actor of theater and cinema, People’s Artist of Russia, laureate of the State Prize of Russia was born in 1952 in Kokhtla-Jarva and at school he took an active part in a drama circle. Sergey Parshin graduated from the studio of V.V. Merkuriev and I.V. Meyerhold LGITMIK in 1973, while playing on the stage of the Alexandrinsky Theatre. His magnificent play with the ability to laugh at his own characters opened the doors of the theater and Parshin was accepted into the Alexandrinka troupe. The first success was not long in coming – the role of Truffaldino in the play “Green Bird” won both critics and the audience.
In 1993, Sergey Parshin began a new fruitful period in the acting biography: the role of Platonov in the play of the same name by Svetlana Milyaeva on the play by Chekhov revealed a dramatic artist in it. And in Valery Fokin’s play “The Inspector” (2002) for the role of Gorodniche Sergey Parshin received the Higher Theater Prize of St. Petersburg “Golden Sophite”. On the stage of the Alexandrinsky Theatre Parshin played more than seventy roles.
But not only the theater was in the life of the great artist – connoisseurs of cinema remember him for his roles in the films “Winter Cherry”.
Makarov "Russia is Young,"
"Mirror for a Hero" , Passion Boulevard and many others. Numerous film roles began with his debut in Smart Things (1973).
Many may remember the cheerful soldier Ivan Varezkin, played by Parshin in the popular children's program of Leningrad television "Fairy tale after fairy tale", which was eagerly awaited by children in many cities of Russia, Poland and Czechoslovakia. Parshin did a lot of dubbing: his voice was spoken by the terrible Count Dracula, the fighter Steven Seagal, the heroes of Latin American soap operas.
Since 2005, Parshin has been President of the Alexandrinsky Charitable Foundation, and since 2008 - Chairman of the St. Petersburg branch of the Union of Theatre Workers of Russia. /