The creative biography of Peter Fedorov is known to Russian viewers for successful work in films and TV shows. The actor is handsome, smart and very talented. He skillfully builds his artistic career. Highlights of the life of a wonderful artist will be outlined in this article.
Childhood
Peter Fedorov was born in 1982, on April 21, in Moscow. He is a successor to the acting dynasty, the grandson of Evgeny Fedorov, Honored Artist of Russia, the elder brother of the famous Alexander Zbruev. The boy’s dad, Pyotr Fedorov Sr., known to Russian viewers for the films Starfall and The Dangerous Line, died young. Petya was brought up in the Altai until the eighth grade, practically did not communicate with his father. The boy was fond of painting and dreamed of becoming a student at MGHPU them. S. G. Stroganova. However, the death of his father changed Peter's plans, and in 1999 he handed over documents to the B. Schukin Theater Institute.
First roles
Peter Fedorov began acting in films, while still a student at a theater university. His debut took place in the comedy "DMB", where the actor played the cameo role of a draftee. Then Peter was involved in the film "101st kilometer", where he played a major role. His hero is the son of a banned writer, Lenka, who falls into the company of criminals. The actor claims that shooting in this crime drama by Leonid Maryagin became for him a starting point in his creative biography and, possibly, the greatest success in his career. Peter Fedorov, whose filmography includes more than forty works, graduated from Pike in 2003. He played the role of student Belyaev in the diploma performance "Fine People". This production received the prize of the Moskovsky Komsomolets publication in the Beginners nomination as the best performance of the season. At the end of the institute, Peter entered the service of the theater. K. S. Stanislavsky.
Diverse Images
At the very beginning of his acting career, Peter Fedorov established himself as an artist capable of creating a variety of images. In the film "Rewind fishing rods," he, along with Dmitry Bukhankin, played the roles of the crazy guys Al and Max, who accidentally discovered a suitcase with a million dollars and, therefore, got into a very unpleasant story. In another tape, the series "Tourists", Peter appears in the guise of an indecisive and timid Hera, who came to rest in Turkey and fell under the influence of an active and cheerful guy Kolyan.
After working in the television project "Club" actor Peter Fedorov became incredibly popular. The role of the rich and beautiful playboy, Major Danila, was very popular with viewers. It was a very fashionable look. However, the artist eventually became weighed down by the work in the series - the filming dragged on, the script did not end there. In addition, Peter was afraid to become a hostage to the image. However, Fedorov was lucky, immediately after filming in the "Club" he was offered a job in another interesting project.
Painting "Inhabited Island"
Director Fedor Bondarchuk offered the actor a role in his new feature film "Inhabited Island." According to Peter, trying on the role of a strange alien warrior, he poorly imagined whom he, in fact, needed to portray. He did not read the book of the Strugatsky brothers, and he looked through a passage from the script briefly. How Bondarchuk managed to discern in the short and skinny guy Guy Gaal is unknown, but the director was not mistaken. Peter quit drinking and smoking, began to visit the gym and gained the necessary muscle mass in a short time. Fedorov admits that the role in “Inhabited Island” made him a man, because for the sake of this work he had to deal with himself closely. The image of the space warrior Gaal came out in the picture as one of the most convincing, the game of Peter liked the audience and critics.
The film "Russia 88"
In his interviews, Peter Fedorov, whose filmography includes paintings of various genres, claims that he is interested in ambiguous roles. Heroes in whose soul an internal struggle takes place, whose reputation cannot be called absolutely positive or negative. In the film "Russia 88" the actor played the head of a neo-Nazi group nicknamed Shtyk. In this tape, skinheads beat people, shoot the process on video and upload videos on the Internet. The bayonet learns that his sister is dating a Caucasian, trying to deal with a guy. There is a family conflict that turns into a tragedy. A pseudo-documentary film about the life of neo-Nazis caused a negative reaction among some viewers. In 2010, the prosecutor's office of the Samara region filed a lawsuit to confiscate all footage as extremist. The filmmakers, before being left alone, were dragged for three years by court. The picture has collected many awards at various film festivals.
Other roles
In 2009, Peter Fedorov received an invitation to star in the film "PiraMMMida", where he brilliantly played one of the main roles - the child prodigy Anton. The plot for this tape was the eponymous creation of Sergei Mavrodi. In 2010, the actor happened to star in two films - the American film "Phantom" in the role of cadet Batkin Anton and the series "Diamond Hunters". Fedorov appeared in the same frame with Elizabeth Boyarska in the film “The Witch’s Key” based on the novel of the same name by Gleb Pakulov. The picture takes place among taiga forests, in protected areas, at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. There was no cellular connection at the scene, and the filmmakers felt really cut off from the world. Great success brought Peter comedic roles in the films "Christmas Tree-2" (2011), "Moms" (2012), "A Man with a Guarantee" (2012), "Christmas Tree-3" (2013). In 2012, Fedorov starred in the full-length film by F. Bondarchuk "Stalingrad", which in 2013 was nominated by Russia for the Oscar as the best film in a foreign language. Together with Peter, the main roles in this tape were played by Yanina Studilina, Thomas Kretschmann, Maria Smolnikova. "The habit of parting" is another interesting film with the participation of Fedorov. This picture appeared at the Russian box office in 2013. It tells about the psychology of the relationship between a man and a woman, about how different points of view on the same situation may be among representatives of the opposite sex.
Awards
Director Pyotr Fedorov twice received awards at the Independent International Film Festival "Pure Dreams-Deboshir FilmFest" for his work on the film "BLOOD" in 2005 and the film "PER RECTUM" in 2006. The actor became the winner of the Triumph 2009 award, and was awarded the Actor of the Year award at the GQ Man of the Year 2009 ceremony. For the picture “Russia 88” created together with Peter Bardin, he was awarded the Georges Prize for the most daring film and a special prize of the Organized Committee of the Shot! Prize in 2010 year. The main role of Fedorov in the film "Gop-stop" was awarded the New York Academy of Film Prize at the festival "Smile, Russia!". The actor received another “Georges” award for duplicating the painting “Buried Alive” in 2011.
Personal life
With his beloved girlfriend, Nastya Ivanova, Peter met in 2003 in the company of mutual friends. The girl attracted the attention of a guy with pink uggs. It was love at first sight. Nastya turned out to be a very responsible and serious girl who made a successful career in the modeling business. Ivanova from a very wealthy family, her parents consider a marriage with a young actor, whose material wealth depends on the proposed roles, to be a mesalliance. However, the personal life of Peter Fedorov has been associated with Nastya for many years. Despite the busy schedule, this beautiful couple finds time for each other. Many learned about the relationship of young people after the appearance of their joint photo on the cover of Sobaka.ru magazine. In this picture, the couple is captured naked. Petya and Nastya reacted calmly to the scandal that arose, not seeing anything reprehensible in their act. The future wife of Peter Fedorov is a model and a very beautiful girl.