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Vladimir Vdovichenkov

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Vladimir Vdovichenkov in Leviathan (2014)
On the outskirts of a small coastal town in the Barents Sea, where whales sometimes come to its bay, lives an ordinary family: Nikolai, his wife Lilya and their teenage son Romka. The family is haunted by a local corrupted mayor  who is trying to take away the land from Nikolai. To save their homes Nikolai calls his old Army friend in Moscow, who has now become an authoritative attorney. Together they decide to fight back and collect dirt on the mayor.
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Leviathan (2014)
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His career Vladimir Vdovichencov began starring in two films that became cult in Russia. This is the "Boomer" (2003) by Petr Buslov and the TV series "Brigada" (2002). Participation in these projects have brought great popularity among the audience. At the moment, Vladimir appeared in more than forty films. One of the latest was "Leviathan"(2014) by Andrey Zvyagintzev. "Leviathan" won the Golden Globe and was also nominated for an Oscar. Vladimir plays in Vakhtangov Theatre in Moscow. One of his roles - Dr. Astroff in Chekhov's play "Uncle Vanya".
BornAugust 13, 1971
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BornAugust 13, 1971
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    • Awards
      • 4 wins & 4 nominations total

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    Known for

    Leviathan (2014)
    Leviathan
    7.6
    • Dmitriy
    • 2014
    Paragraph 78 (2007)
    Paragraph 78
    4.9
    • Skif
    • 2007
    Anthony Hopkins, Jude Law, Rachel Weisz, and Ben Foster in 360 (2011)
    360
    6.1
    • Sergei
    • 2011
    Salyut-7: The True Story of the Soviet 'Apollo 13' (2017)
    Salyut-7: The True Story of the Soviet 'Apollo 13'
    7.2
    • Fyodorov
    • 2017

    Credits

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    Actor



    • Vor v zagone
      • Mikhail Petrovich
      • Post-production
      • TV Series
    • Staraya zakalka
      • Post-production
      • TV Series
    • Ayda!
      • Nikonov
      • Post-production
      • TV Series



    • Tsar nochi (2025)
      Tsar nochi
      5.5
      TV Series
      • Pavel Petrovich Veremeev
      • 2025
    • Batya 2. Ded (2025)
      Batya 2. Ded
      5.8
      TV Mini Series
      • Batya
      • 2025
    • Vladimir Vdovichenkov and Yuliya Peresild in Muzhu privet (2025)
      Muzhu privet
      6.1
      • Georgiy
      • 2025
    • Evgeniy Tsyganov and Vladimir Vdovichenkov in Batya 2. Ded (2025)
      Batya 2. Ded
      6.1
      • Batya
      • 2025
    • Aleksei Guskov and Vladimir Vdovichenkov in Protivostoyanie (2024)
      Protivostoyanie
      5.6
      TV Series
      • Kostenko
      • 2024
    • The Antique (2024)
      The Antique
      6.4
      • Peter
      • 2024
    • Onegin (2024)
      Onegin
      6.6
      • Rasskazchik
      • 2024
    • Restoran po ponyatiyam (2022)
      Restoran po ponyatiyam
      6.3
      TV Series
      • Shustry
      • 2022–2024
    • Tuda i obratno (2023)
      Tuda i obratno
      6.6
      • Otets Miti
      • 2023
    • Moya mama - shpion (2023)
      Moya mama - shpion
      5.8
      TV Series
      • Makarov
      • 2023
    • Vladimir Vdovichenkov in Restoran po ponyatiyam. Bednyy oligarkh (2022)
      Restoran po ponyatiyam. Bednyy oligarkh
      6.3
      • Shustry
      • 2022
    • Chuk i Gek. Bolshoe priklyuchenie (2022)
      Chuk i Gek. Bolshoe priklyuchenie
      3.8
      • Papa
      • 2022
    • Restoran po ponyatiyam (2022)
      Restoran po ponyatiyam
      6.6
      • Shustry
      • 2022
    • Plast (2022)
      Plast
      5.9
      • Slava
      • 2022
    • The World Champion (2021)
      The World Champion
      6.4
      • Gradov
      • 2021

    Soundtrack



    • Law of the Lawless (2002)
      Law of the Lawless
      8.2
      TV Series
      • performer: "Marcha dos Pescadores" aka "Marsh rybakov" aka "Generaly peschanykh karyerov"
      • 2002

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    Videos6

    Leviathan
    Clip 1:33
    Leviathan
    Leviathan
    Clip 1:32
    Leviathan
    Leviathan
    Clip 1:32
    Leviathan
    Official Trailer
    Trailer 2:03
    Official Trailer
    The Interceptor
    Trailer 0:40
    The Interceptor
    The Conqueror
    Trailer 2:03
    The Conqueror
    Besy
    Trailer 1:18
    Besy

    Personal details

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    • Height
      • 6′ 0¾″ (1.85 m)
    • Born
      • August 13, 1971
      • Gusev, Gusevskiy rayon, Kaliningradskaya oblast, RSFSR, USSR [now Russia]
    • Spouses
        Elena LyadovaJanuary 2015 - present
    • Other works
      He acted in the Cheek by Jowl Company productions of Thomas Middleton's play, "The Changeling," and William Shakespeare's play, "Twelfth Night," at the Barbican Theatre in London, England with Tom Hiddleston, Will Keen, David Collings, Jim Hooper, Olivia Williams, Jodie McNee, Andrey Kuzichev, Dmitry Sheherbina, Alexander Feklistov, Dmitry Diuzhev, and Alexey Dadonov in the cast. Declan Donellan was director.
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      Vladimir Vdovichenkov was wounded and hospitalized in a Moscow hospital after he was hit by three bullets from a series of gunshots near his home in Moscow, Russia, on November 17, 2010.
    • Trademark
      Moscow Jewelry Factory

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