Pavel Harlanchuk - Belarusian film and theater actor. Works in the Belarusian Theater named after Y. Kupala. A native of the city of Gomel. His track record of cinematographic work includes 56 roles. He performed characters in the television series "Monogamous", "At an unnamed height", "Red Queen", "Queen of Beauty." He worked on the set together with the actors: Sergey Vlasov, Tamara Mironova, Anatoly Golub, Andrey Karako, Oleg Tkachev and others. He collaborated with filmmakers: Alexander Efremov, Alena Semenova, Alexander Franskevich-Laye and others. Married to Anna Yuzhakova. He brings up five children. The growth of the actor is 181 cm. According to the zodiac sign - Cancer. Films with Pavel Harlanchuk belong to the genres of melodrama, detective, drama.
Biography
The actor was born in the city of Gomel on June 27, 1978 in the family of a worker in a specialized institution for orphans. As a child, he often communicated with peers who did not have parents, which later left an imprint on his worldview and attitude to life. He and his older brother were brought up in severity in a family in which discipline and respect for elders were paramount.
Actor Pavel Harlanchuk showed a creative beginning from early childhood. In 2000, he received an acting education, having studied at the Belarusian State Academy of Arts. Three years later, he received the education of a director there.
Theatrical work
In 2003, he got a job at the National Academic Drama Theater of Minsk. Here, in a production based on the work of F. M. Dostoyevsky's "Uncle's Dream", he played the role of Mozglyakov. In the play "Beggar's Opera" portrayed Matthias. In The Sole Heir, he appeared on stage as the performer of the role of Crispen. In the play "Crocodile", which is based on the work of Korney Chukovsky, he became a Repe-Ace.
Among the directorial works of Pavel Harlanchuk, staged by him in this theater, it is necessary to highlight the performances “The Frog Princess”, “Lie Detector”, “Crocodile”, “Jelsomino in the Country of Liars”.
He was dismissed from the theater because of his participation in opposition actions held on October Square. According to Pavel Harlanchuk, six months after these events, a meeting was convened at which the artistic council decided to temporarily remove him from roles in the theater.
In 2010, he got a job at the National Theater. I. Kupala.
The personal life of the actor
Married to Anna Yuzhakova, actress of the Theater of the Belarusian Army, whom he met in his student years, when he was planning the production of his final performance. Pavel and Anna bring up five children, two of whom are foster children. The actor recalls that at first they only wanted to take the girl in the orphanage, but, having learned that she has an older brother, they decided to take him into their family. By that time, the spouses already had a daughter, Adele.
Pavel Harlanchuk believes that a large family is an incentive to work. He sees the meaning of his existence in her, claiming that he does not like to work and live for his own sake.
First roles
In 2004, he introduced the audience to his persona small role in the series "At an unnamed height." In 2007, he became Mitya Shmelev in the television film "Boomerang." A year later, continues his acting career playing the role of Gregory in the cinema project "Love as a Motive".
Roles in popular TV shows
In 2012, Pavel Kharlanchuk played a minor role in the Russian series directed by Aleko Tsabadze "Monogamous" with Ivan Stebunov. "Monogamous" is a story about the intersection of the fate of family members Yakhontov and Udaltsov. In 2015, the actor portrayed Grisha in the Russian-Ukrainian TV series “The Red Queen” - a biography film about the life of the first diva of the USSR Regina Zbarskaya.
New roles
In 2017, Pavel Kharlanchuk was in the guise of a director when he starred in the film “Tales of the Rublev Forest”. In the same year, he took part in the creation of cinematographic projects: Front, Caspian 24, and Talk to Me. Now busy in the TV series "Chorus" and the mini-series "Black Dog".