Yulia Uchkina - Russian theater and film actress. She is a native Muscovite. The girl's father is a military man. At school, Julia has always been an exemplary student. In addition, the artist has excellent plasticity, as she has been engaged in choreography and dancing for a long time. Julia from an early age stood out for her artistry. She was also fond of poetry and reading interesting literature. More information about the actress and her work can be found in the article.
Actress Biography
Starting from the seventh grade, Julia started playing in the theater, which prompted the young artist to completely abandon her studies. Instead of attending classes at school, she spent all the time in rehearsals. Julia decided to connect her life with show business after she first appeared on stage in front of a huge audience.
After graduation, Uchtkina decides to enter the institute in the acting department. The head of Julia was Alexander Porokhovshchikov. In 2007, a potential actress graduated from GITIS. During the time spent at the institute, the girl managed to try herself in the famous production of Romeo and Juliet, in which she got the role of Juliet. Since 2005, the actress played on the stage of GITIS, where she took part in several productions. Among her works were such performances as “Cricket from the Furnace”, “Dead Souls” and “Don Juan Comes from the War”. Photo Julia Uchtkina can be seen in the article.
The beginning of an acting career
After Julia graduated from the institute, she began cooperation with Alexei Kuznetsov and Mikhail Roshkin. The actress played in the productions of Moscow - an Open City, Near Town and in other performances no less successful for Julia. In addition, she took part in the productions of the Armenian theater, led by Slava Stepanyan. In 2010, Julia was involved in the play “Luys Marie. Ode to joy. ” According to the artist herself, she dreams of someday playing the role of Joan of Arc, but so far she has not been able to do this. For the sake of obtaining the desired role, the actress is even ready to cut off her chic curls.
In addition, Julia Uchtkina takes an active part in both theater plays and radio plays. So, in 2009, the artist took an active part in the project called “Real War”. Together with other artists, Julia read out live letters about the Great Patriotic War.
Movie work
In 2008, Uchtkina Julia took part in a television project called "STS Lights Superstar 2". The actress acted as a correspondent, asking the participants.
The first work in the cinema for the girl began in her student years. For example, Yulia got an insignificant role in Vladimir Mashkov’s picture “Papa”. Currently, there are not many works in the filmography of the artist.
Basically, Julia starred in multi-series projects. For example, in 2006, the girl appeared in the famous TV series "Turetsky March", the creator of which was Sergey Tumanishvili. Then the actress was given the opportunity to try herself in the more serious project “Cursed Paradise”, where the artist appeared in the image of Ksyusha Kotova (Youngster). But the most memorable and successful work of Julia Uchtkina is the role in the famous series "Cadets".
Role in the series
A multi-part project tells about the lives of adolescents who decided to connect their lives with a military career. Thanks to this television series, the doors to cinema opened for such actors as Golovin, Korchevnikov and Venes. In addition to them, other already famous movie stars took part in the picture. Among them are such artists as Andreev, Steklov and Barinov.
Julia herself was invited to a role in the second season of the series. In this film, Julia Uchtkina played the role of a girl named Olga Kurshakova. Her heroine is a student at the police school, and also meets with one of the main characters in the series - a cadet named Ilya Sukhomlin.
Actress now
Currently, the artist continues to successfully act in films and series. Julia tries not to disclose information about her personal life. It is only known that the actress is married, the spouses have two sons.