Aleksandr Domogarov

Aleksandr Domogarov studied at M.S. Schepkin Higher Theatre School. The recorded working language is Russian. Employment is recorded with Maly Theatre, Central Academic Theatre of the Russian Army and Mossovet Theatre. Distinctions recorded are People's Artist of the Russian Federation, Merited Artist of Russia, Chayka and Order of Friendship.

• Name — Aleksandr Domogarov • Birth Name — Aleksandr Yurievich Domogarov • Born — 12 July 1963 • Birthplace — Moscow, RSFSR, USSR • Occupation — Actor, TV presenter • Years Active — 1984–present • Website — Official website

Aleksandr Domogarov was born in Moscow, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union (now Russia). In 1984, Domogarov played in the Russian film Inheritance. He continued to play in the Mossovet Theatre. Since April 2005, Domogarov has been the lead in an open-ended run of Jekyll and Hyde at the Mossovet Theater. He then returned to Bandit Petersburg but this time playing a different role. In 2005 he starred in the film The One Who Lost the Sun. He also starred in the TV series Woman's Romance. In 2006 he played in the film The Wolfhound.

• The first wife Natalia Sagoyan • Son Dmitry (January 7, 1985 - 7 June 2008), was killed in an accident • The second wife - Irina Gunenkova • Son Alexander Domogarov Jr., director and actor, was born on February 7, 1989 • Married actress Natalia Gromushkina in 2001 but was divorced from her in 2005.

Aleksandr Domogarov has starred in over 92 films • Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1984 — Nasledstvo — Slava • 1985 — Likha beda nachalo — Anton • 1986 — Mikhail Lomonosov — Alexander Sumarokov — Mini-series • 1987 — Assa (film) — Alexander I • 1988 — Tamara Aleksandrovna's Husband and Daughter — classmates Fedi • 1989 — The visit of the old lady — Khobi — TV movie • 1990 — Do It – One! — Junior Sergeant Gosh • 1991 — Blood for blood — Bubus • 1992 — Midshipmen — III — Pavel Gorin • 1993 — If you like to know... — Vasily Solenyy, officer • 1993 — Revenge of jester • 1994 — Mercy Cross — Andrey — TV series • 1996-97 — Queen Margot — Count de Bussy — TV series • 1997 — Countess de Monsoreau — Count de Bussy — TV series • 1996 — White Dance — Nikita, a successful businessman • 1999 — With Fire and Sword — Jurko Bohun • 1999 — Na koniec swiata — Wiktor • 2000 — Dykaren — Viktor • 2000 — The game on the flight — Nikolay • 2000 — Empire under Attack — Georgy Gapon — TV series • 2000-01 — Gangster Petersburg. 1. Baron, 2. Counsel, 3. The collapse of Antibiotic — Andrey Seregin — Mini-Series • 2001 — Turkish March — Alexander Turetsky — TV movie • 2002 — I - doll — Viktor Vorobyov, spetsnaz • 2003 — Why do you have an alibi? — Igor — TV movie • 2003 — The Idiot (TV series) — Evgeniy Radomskiy — TV series • 2003 — Gangster Petersburg. 4. The prisoner, 5. Oper, 6. Journalist — Andrey Seregin — Mini-Series • 2004 — Uzkiy most — Anatoliy Gladyrev — Mini-series • 2004 — Honeymoon — Andrey — Mini-series • 2004-05 — Fala zbrodni — Siergiej - Mafia Boss — TV series • 2005 — Tyomny Instinct — TV series • 2005 — Lost the Sun — Anton Chelyshev — Mini-series • 2005 — Female Novel — Oleg Ermakov — TV series • 2005 — Star of the era — Konstantin Simonov, poet — Mini-series • 2006 — Satisfaction — Alexander Shulenin — Mini-series • 2006 — Count of Montenegro — Mikhail Miloradovich • 2006 — Wolfhound (2006 film) — Vinitarly • 2007 — Indie — Arseni • 2007 — Gloss — Misha Klimenko • 2008 — White night, sweet night — Pavel Vlasov, a businessman • 2009 — Tsar (film) — Aleksei Basmanov • 2009 — If our fate — Alexander Vlasov, the famous artist — TV series • 2010 — The legend of the flying Cyprian — Valent • 2010 — Senior wife — Max • 2011 — Pilot International Airlines — Alexander Stepanov — Mini-series • 2011 — On the sunny side of the street — Yuriy Kondratevich — TV series • 2011 — Dostoevsky — Alexander Issaïev — Mini-series • 2011 — Battle of Warsaw 1920 — Kryshkin • 2011 — Secrets of Palace Revolutions — Linar — TV series • 2012 — Zonnentau — Harald Somerset — TV series • 2012 — Marina Grove — Troshin — TV series • 2012 — Face of Another — Stavinsky — TV series • 2012-13 — Krew z krwi — Anton — TV series • 2013 — Weekend — Prefect Ivan • 2013 — Kill Stalin — Ivan Berezhnaya, the captain of the NKVD — Mini-series • 2014 — Marina Grove - 2 — Troshin — TV series • 2015 — Pennsylvania • 2015 — POETIC PORTRAITS AT GIFT FESTIVAL — film by shota kalandadze • 2019 — The Prisoner of Sakura — Captain Vasily Boysman • 2021 — A Dog Named Palma

Aleksandr Domogarov was recorded at birth as Александр Юрьевич Домогаров. The authorities additionally record the heading Aleksandr Yurievich Domogarov. His recorded language was Russian. He was the child of Yuri Domogarov. He married Natalya Gromushkina and Marina Aleksandrova. One child is recorded: Aleksandr Domogarov.

Aleksandr Domogarov is recorded as having received People's Artist of the Russian Federation, Merited Artist of Russia and Chayka. Recognition and collections. Domogarov received People's Artist of the Russian Federation, Merited Artist of Russia, Chayka, Order of Friendship, Government Prize in Culture and Golden Eagle Awards.