For Julia Stadnik, the path leading to the dream turned out to be very difficult and difficult. For many viewers, the actress is known for her projects: “Eighties”, “Our Russia” and “Bitter!”. Julia grew up in an ordinary family, where no one is familiar with acting. Stadnik is the maiden name of the actress.
Biography
The roots of the Russian actress Yulia Stadnik are Ukrainian, because her father’s parents are native Ukrainians. In the hungry 1930s, Julia's grandfather and grandmother left the territory of Ukraine. Julia’s father is from Moscow. Parents Stadnik met in a small town near Moscow, where the girl’s father went to the distribution.
Since childhood, Julia has been attracted to creativity, none of her relatives has a clue where the girl has such an interest. Dreaming of an actress career, after graduating from school, Julia Stadnik enrolled in preparatory courses for admission to a theater university. As soon as the girl arrived in Moscow, she immediately went to the theater. Initially, the future actress got there as an ordinary theater room cleaner. After a while, she was promoted to cashier, and then appointed the theater administrator.
Creative activity
At the age of 22, Julia gathered her strength and took the documents to the university, where she managed to enter the Institute of Pedagogy under the direction of Grebenkin. Initially, Julia Stadnik appears exclusively on theatrical stages. As soon as the girl took place as a professional, she was entrusted with the first role in the film "Inanimate Beast" of 1996. It was this work that paved the way for the artist to the world of show business. After a while, Stadnik appears in famous paintings, such as “Bitter!”, “Balzac age, or All men of their own ...” and others.
Personal life
The owner of an amazing surname Sules Julia became after she married Eugene, he comes from the Baltic. Actress Julia Stadnik is five years older than her husband, but this is not an obstacle to sincere love and a happy marriage, in which the couple live together for more than twenty years.