Marina Lychkina is a Russian actress. The girl was born in 1987, in a city called Engels, which is located in the Saratov region. In 2008, the actress graduated from the State Conservatory. The girl studied at the theater department, where the teacher was Honored Artist of the Russian Federation Igor Bagoley.
Biography and the first serious role
Actress Marina Lychkina began acting in films in 2008, however, the girl gained true fame and celebrity three years later. In 2011, the television series “Zaitsev + 1” appeared on television screens. The picture was scrolled on TNT. Marina was invited to the series for the role of a heroine named Nurmanskaya.
In this film, the actress appeared in the image of a fatal woman, this was the first serious role for Marina. Prior to this, she had to participate exclusively in episodic roles. Naturally, the secondary roles did not bring the girl popularity, however, with the appearance in the series “Zaitsev + 1,” Lychkina became a sought-after actress. The height and weight of Marina Lychkina are 170 centimeters and 69 kilograms, respectively.
On the way to success
According to the actress herself, her character in the series “Zaitsev + 1” does not at all correspond to her real image, or rather, its complete opposite. Marina was born in a small suburb of Saratov. As a child, the actress was seriously interested in music and played the piano. After leaving school, Marina Lychkina decides to enter the theater and art department at the conservatory located in Saratov. Several years of hard study gave positive results, which were very useful to the actress in the future. After graduation, Marina goes to the casting, where she immediately passes through a competition for a role in a movie called "Red". Naturally, the role was insignificant, however, for the actress, participation in the film was a rather important event.
The personal life of the actress
There is no information about the personal life of Marina Lychkina. Perhaps the actress simply does not like publicity and is trying to hide her relationship from annoying journalists.