"Turetsky March" is a series of Russian production, which includes four seasons. It was created over seven years - from 2000 to 2007. A detective serial film with episodes lasting 45 minutes was first presented to the audience in early February 2001. The crime series of the 12+ age restriction category is the products of the VGTRK company.
Actors of the Turetsky March series are Alexander Domogarov, Boris Nevzorov, Anatoly Zhuravlev, Vladimir Ilyin, Marina Mogilevskaya and others. The protagonist is an investigator from the Turkish Prosecutor General’s Office. Smart, charming, decisive, fearless, incorruptible.
Plots of the first episodes
The team of director Mikhail Tumanishvili and the actors of the series “Turetsky March” presents a cinematic project of the detective genre. The viewer gets acquainted with the investigator Alexander Turetsky during the investigation of the murder of the Deputy Prime Minister of Russia, which occurred in the center of the capital. Turkish will go on increasing with the successful disclosure of this crime, unless, of course, he remains alive.
In the chapter of this visual story titled “Kill the Raven”, the protagonist investigates the tragic death of hundreds of people, which it is more profitable for many of the powerful to present this as an accident. However, an incorruptible investigator of the prosecutor’s office will not let this case come to naught, and guilty people will avoid punishment.
In the chapter “Life-threatening”, the actors of “Turetsky’s March” play the story before the audience how, during an investigation into the circumstances of his colleague’s death, Alexander Turetsky first goes to the producers and distributors of the new narcotic substance, and a little later to those who cover this case sitting in the highest echelons of power.
In the Killer Syndicate series, Turetsky is trying to figure out who is behind the hunt for high-ranking officials and owners of large banks. It turns out that two groups were involved in this shooting of dishonest representatives of the society’s elite, each of which later wants to take control of their business.
In the “Medication for the Dead” part, the murder of a famous businessman in a summer cottage, which was constantly monitored by a team of professional bodyguards, is being investigated. None of those who were in the country at that time noticed anything suspicious, however, the investigator Turetsky still finds a clue that will later help him figure out what really happened on that ill-fated day.
Performer of the role of Turkish
Alexander Domogarov is an actor in the series “Turetsky March”, who played the main character. When the fourth season of this television project was being implemented, information appeared in the media that the actor refused to take part in it because of a weak script, but later it turned out that he had changed his mind. If the producers and Domogarov didn’t agree, then an option was considered in which Turetsky was killed by blowing up his car, and later his widow was trying to find those who organized the murder.
The actor of the series "Turkish March" was born July 12, 1963 in Moscow (USSR). Alexander Domogarov’s track record includes 99 cinematographic projects, including feature films “Fire and Sword,” “Assa,” “Do It Once,” and the series “Mikhailo Lomonosov,” “Countess De Monsoro,” and “Dostoevsky.” He made his film debut in 1984, playing in the movie "Inheritance".
Two years later, appeared in the role of Alexander Sumarokov in the film "Mikhailo Lomonosov" - a drama about the great Russian scientist and thinker. In 1993, he was among the actors of the adventure television film "Midshipmen 3". In the early 2000s, he played the journalist Andrei Seregin in the series “Gangster Petersburg: Baron” and “Gangster Petersburg 2: Lawyer”.
New roles of Domogarov
In 2015, the actor of “Turetsky’s March” as Turetsky was involved in the series “Pennsylvania” - about the investigation of the disappearance of a child and the murder of his nanny in the city of Polivanovo by investigators from Moscow. In 2016, he appeared as an actor in the feature film "The Big One" - a drama in which the young dancer Yulia Olshanskaya from a provincial town seeks to become the prima of the Bolshoi Theater. At the moment, the actor Alexander Domogarov is busy in the projects "Midshipmen IV", "Sorge", "Life after life".
According to the zodiac sign he is Cancer. Height - 186 cm. At the time of writing, Alexander was 54 years old.
Performer of the role of Gryaznov
Vladimir Ilyin - actor of the series "Turkish March". The role played by him is Lieutenant Colonel Gryaznov Vyacheslav Ivanovich. The actor was born on November 16, 1947 in the city of Sverdlovsk (USSR). He played roles in 123 cinematographic projects, including the full-length films “Bitches of Children”, “Time of the First”, “Secrets of Palace Coups” and the series “Idiot”, “Turkish Gambit”, “Cool Men”, “Doctor Zhivago”. Winner of the 2009 MIFF Main Award in the nomination "Best Actor" for his work in the film "Ward No. 6". People's Artist of Russia. His film debut took place in 1967, when he played a small role in the film "Zhenya, Zhenechka and Katyusha." In 1969, he again turned to the military theme, playing in the film "Sons Go to Battle."
New roles of Ilyin
In 2017, he played the role of general in the film "Anna Karenina." Then he played the designer Sergei Pavlovich Korolev in the film "Time of the First."
Vladimir Ilyin on the zodiac sign - Scorpio. His acting role is comedy, drama, melodrama. The growth of the actor is 170 cm. Married to Zoe Pylnova.
Actors of the film "Turkish March" and their roles
Turetsky’s wife, Irina Nikolaevna, was played by actress Marina Mogilevskaya. The role of the chief investigator went to Boris Nevzorov. Actor Anatoly Zhuravlev embodied on the screen Denis Gryaznov, working as a private detective. Actress Nina Ruslanova appeared in the film "Turkish March" in the role of major general of the police.
Finally
The film directed by Mikhail Tumanishvili, based on the works of the writer Friedrich Neznansky, will be interesting to fans of detective stories and fans of the works of actors Alexander Domogarov and Vladimir Ilyin.