Gosha Kutsenko - Theater and film actor

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Gosha Kutsenko
Yuriy Georgiyovich Kutsenko
At the Kinotavr Film Festival in Sochi, 2020.
Birth name	Yuri Georgievich Kutsenko
Date of Birth	May 20, 1967(1967-05-20)[1](age 53)
Place of Birth	Zaporozhye, Ukrainian SSR, USSR
Citizenship	USSR Russia
Profession	actor, screenwriter, film producer, film director, singer, public figure
Career	1991 - present time
Awards

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Gosha Kutsenko

(real name -
Yuri Georgievich Kutsenko
; born May 20, 1967, Zaporozhye, Ukrainian SSR, USSR) - Russian theater, film, television and dubbing actor, film director, screenwriter, producer, singer and public figure. Honored Artist of the Russian Federation (2013)[2].

He became widely known thanks to his roles in the films “Mom, Don’t Cry” and “Antikiller”.

Content

1 Biography 1.1 Personal life
1.2 Social activities

2 Creativity

2.1 Filmography 2.1.1 Actor 2.1.1.1 Dubbing

2.1.1.2 Voice acting

2.1.2 Director

2.1.3 Screenwriter

2.1.4 Producer

2.1.5 Composer

2.2 Musical activities

2.2.1 Gosh Kutsenko’s group and “GK”

2.2.2 Discography

2.3 Participation in TV shows and documentaries

2.4 Theater

3 Awards and titles

4 Facts

5 Notes

6 Links

Biography[ | ]

Born in Zaporozhye (Ukrainian SSR) on May 20, 1967 in the family of Georgy Pavlovich Kutsenko (1932-2012), who headed the Ministry of Radio Industry of Ukraine[3], and radiologist Svetlana Vasilievna Kutsenko (nee Nazimova) (1937-2011)[3] [4]. Yuri received the name in honor of Gagarin. My paternal grandmother was an opera singer[5].

Then he and his family moved to Lviv. He graduated from Lviv school No. 56 (now LUGG). He entered the Lvov Polytechnic Institute, but did not finish his studies and was drafted into the Soviet Army. He served in the Signal Corps.

In 1988 he moved to Moscow. I entered MIREA, but also did not finish my studies. Two years later he entered the Moscow Art Theater School (graduated in 1992). Works at the theater. Mossovet.

Participated in the enterprise play “The Game of Truth” directed by Viktor Shamirov, together with Irina Apeksimova, Dmitry Maryanov, Konstantin Yushkevich.

Collaborates as a designer with the company Be Free[6].

Invited to the jury of the KVN Major League.

In 2020, he announced that he was retiring from his acting career and plans to become a director[7].

Personal life[ | ]

First wife (unregistered marriage) - Maria Mikhailovna Poroshina, actress. Daughter - Polina Yuryevna Kutsenko (born 1996), actress[8].

The second wife, Irina Mikhailovna Skrinichenko (born 1980), is a fashion model at the Fashion Group agency and has acted in films[9].

Daughter - Evgenia Yuryevna Kutsenko (born 2014).

Daughter - Svetlana Yurievna Kutsenko (born 2017).

Social activities[ | ]

In 2007, he took part in the founding congress of the public movement “For Putin!”[10][11]. From 2008 to 2013 he was a member of the party[12][13][14]. At the same time, in the 2011 parliamentary elections the actor voted for Yabloko[15][16], in the 2012 presidential elections he supported Mikhail Prokhorov, and called “utopian communism” the ideal system[17]. He held the Georgian authorities responsible for the war in South Ossetia in 2008 and organized a charity concert, the money raised at which was donated to the restoration of Tskhinval [18][19][20]. He was a member of the election headquarters of Sergei Sobyanin during the 2013 Moscow mayoral elections[21][22]. He spoke out against the criminal prosecution of Sergei Udaltsov[17] and Alexei Navalny[23]. Supported the Drug Free City Foundation[24]. In 2014, he was a guest at the forum of the youth affairs agency “Seliger”[25][26].

Since August 1, 2011, he has been the founder of the Step Together charitable foundation. The fund was created to support children diagnosed with cerebral palsy[27].

Since 2020 - founder of the magazine “Life with Cerebral Palsy. Problems and solutions”, the only one in Russia. The magazine is published with funds from philanthropists and sponsors, the editor-in-chief of the magazine is Mila Solovyova.

Called for an end to the war in eastern Ukraine[28][29][30]. Subsequently, he expressed regret that he could not go to the front line as a peacekeeper in 2014: “ I really regret that I did not go to Ukraine at the beginning of the conflict. I had the idea of being in a conflict zone as a peacemaker. But then I had just had a child. And that's what kept me going

»[31].

In 2020, he was a confidant of Moscow mayoral candidate Sergei Sobyanin[32].

Actor in the film "Loneliness of Blood"

Gosha Kutsenko's recognition as a talented and promising actor came to him completely unexpectedly. First, the main role in the film “April”. Filming in the film gave him a head start and paved the way for a successful future.

This was followed by another project - “Antikiller”, directed by Yegor Konchalovsky. The plot was based on a story about a former criminal investigation officer, who had the nickname Fox. His image was extremely different from the usual positive character, but was received with great curiosity by the viewer.

Gosha Kutsenko in the film “Loneliness of Blood”

After the release of this picture, Gosha began to receive many lucrative offers. Let's highlight several successful films with his participation:

"Loneliness of Blood";
“The investigation is being conducted by experts”;
"Road";
"The night Watch";

Interesting fact: before starting filming the last film, the actor was put in a real pre-trial detention center for a couple of hours. Therefore, on the set his emotions were more than real. This film also won the love and recognition of the public.

Gosha Kutsenko in the film “Inhabited Island”

Most film critics highlight several more memorable films with his participation:

"Yesenin";
"Talk";
"August. 8th";
"Turkish gambit";

At the beginning of 2012, Russian-Ukrainian filmmakers shot the multi-part action film “Stalker”. The actor was noticeably inspired when he shared with reporters about his upcoming work in this project. By the way, it is worth noting that the film was based on a computer game.

After 2 years, actor Gosha Kutsenko starred in the film “Gena Beton”, and a little later the television series “Sniper: The Last Shot” with his participation was released.

Gosha Kutsenko in the film “Paragraph 78”

In the spring of 2020, another television series, “The Last Ment 2,” was released, in which Gosha played the main role. His colleagues were also: Natalya Vdovina, Anatoly Rudenko, Victoria Korlyakova. In addition to them, his daughter Polina unexpectedly appeared in the film.

At the end of 2020, Kutsenko made a serious decision, which involved ending his acting career. He seriously decided to make films himself. Previously, Kutsenko acted as a film director - but the film “Doctor” was not celebrated in any way at a film festival called “Kinotavr”.

Some time after the loud announcement about the end of his career, the actor nevertheless continued to collaborate with cinema.

Creativity[ | ]

Filmography[ | ]

Actor[ | ]

1991 - Man from Team Alpha
1991 - Mummy from a suitcase - Gosha
1992 - ABCD Ltd - bandit
1993 - Dreams - tailor Shtokman
1993 - Children of the cast iron gods - Fedor
1993 - Against all odds
1994 - Hammer and Sickle - plainclothes policeman (voiced by Alexey Serebryakov)
1994 - Nocturne for drum and motorcycle
1994 - Rat Funeral according to Bram Stoker - new priest (priest)
1995 - Under the sign of Scorpio - Maxim Peshkov
(voiced by Vyacheslav Baranov)
1996 - Funny things - family matters - Gosha
1997 - Countess de Monsoreau - Claude, Duc de Chevreuse
1997 - Mom, don't worry - Arthur
1999 - The Good and the Bad - Alexey Ivanovich Zhukov, criminal businessman
1999 - Eight and a half dollars - Indian
2000 - 33 square meters (series “Seconds decide everything”) - Yuri Georgievich, teacher at Moscow State Technical University. Bauman, Andrey Zvezdunov's physics tutor
2001 - April - Arthur
2002 - Mixer
2002 - Road - Igor
2002 - Antikiller - Major Korenev, Lis
2002 - Loneliness of Blood - Vladimir
2002 - On the Move - guest
2002 - Special Forces - Sharaf Rashdi
2002 - The investigation is conducted by the Experts. Pound of gold - Smurin
2003 - Criminal tango - policeman
2003 - Kidnapping - “Hedgehog”
2003 - Golden Age - Prince of Wales, later King George IV
2003 - Antikiller 2: Anti-terror - Major Korenev, Lis
2003 - The Fourth Wish - Morozov
2004 - Night Watch - Ignat
2004 - Mars - Boris Nikitin
2005 - Lethal force-6: “Cape of Good Hope” - Rybakov
2005 - Narrow Bridge - Boris Yakushev, owner of an art gallery
2005 - Hunting for red deer - Innokenty Mikhailovich Luchkov, security chief of Iveco Bank
2005 - Yesenin - Yakov Blumkin
2005 - Garpastum - Alexander Blok
2005 - Death of an Empire - Gibson
2005 - Turkish Gambit - Ismail Bey
2005 - From 180 and above - Alik
2005 - Last weekend - Crazy
2005 - The Martian Chronicles
2005 - Mom, don't worry 2 - Arthur
2005 - Day Watch - Ignat
2006 - Savages - Ay-Yay
2006 - Tin - naked man
2006 - First at home - Gavrila Petrovich Sheremetyev (“Khmyr”)
2007 - Carrot Love - Andrey Golubev
2007 - Paragraph 78 - Goodwin
2007 - Daring days - captain of Tortuga
2007 - Gloss
2008 - Kings can do anything - Max Shalnov, journalist
2008 - Indigo - Vadim Sukhanov
2008 - Thirteen months - Gleb Ryazanov
2008 - Carrot Love 2 - Andrey Golubev / Gleb Golubev
2009 - Inhabited Island - underground fighter Vepr
2009 - Gift - Russian general
2009 - Antikiller D.K. - Major Korenev, Lis
2009 - Book of Masters - Kashchei the Immortal
2010 - Jerk - Uncle Dima
2010 - Diamond Arm 2 - Lyolik
2010 - The Irony of Love - General
2010 - Compensation - Sergey Mikhailovich Maltsev
2010 - Return to "A" - colonel-pilot
2011 - Carrot Love 3 - Andrey Golubev
2011 - Fairy tale. Yes - Stump-cultivator
2011 - Phantom - Matvey
2011 - Manipulator
2011 - Exercises in beauty - Evgeny Kalinin
2011 - Yolki 2 - Professor Andrei Nikolaevich, actor in a “dragon” costume
2011 - My boyfriend is an angel - Professor Volyntsev
2012 - Suicides - Mitus
2012 - August. Eighth - actor Georgy (cameo)
2012 - That Carloson! — Novitsky
2012 - Moms (short story “Operation March 8”) - father
2012 - This is what’s happening to me - Artyom
2012 — Gentlemen, good luck! — Connecting rod
2013 - Conversation - Boris
2013 - Courier from "Paradise" - Egor Glazunov
2013 - Treasures of O.K. — Ivan the Terrible, caretaker of the Syuyumbike tower
2013 - Yolki 3 - Professor Andrey Nikolaevich
2013-2014 - Balabol - Bystritsky
2013 - Game of Truth - Tolya
2013 - Studio 17 - cameo (1 episode)
2013 - Raiders - Nikolai Alexandrovich
2013 - Unreal love
2014 - Neformat - Roman Arsenyev
2014 - Gena Beton - Gena Beton
2014 - Star - cameo
2015 - Horoscope for luck - Nikolai Vasilievich
2015 - Invisibles - invisible Gosha
2015 - Londongrad - Sanya Khanin
2015 - Sniper: Last Shot - Volokhov
2015-2017 - The Last Cop - Alexey Divov
2015 - Land of Oz - Novel
2015 - Depth - Leonid / Strelok
2016 - Doctor - Yum
2016 - Yolki 5 - Professor Andrey Nikolaevich
2017 — About love. For adults only (third story) - Lyosha
2017 - Graphomafia - Sizukhin
2018 - House arrest - Georgy Borisovich Kruglov, FSB general
2018 - Reserve - Markov, animator
2018 — Presidential vacation — the president in makeup
2018 — Ambulance — Konstantin Kulygin
2018 - Olga - Vladimir, owner of the Empire of Mattress store, is in love with Olga
2019 — Knocked down by progress
2019 – Balkan Frontier – Bek
2019 - Galaxy Goalkeeper - red-faced guard
2019 - Tell the truth - Roman, Olga’s husband
2019 - Mistresses - Oleg (doctor)
2019 - Ambulance 2 - Konstantin Kulygin
2019 - Two Broke Girls - presenter
2019 — Last throw / Lazarat
—
2020 — Syrian Sonata —
2020 - Ambulance 3 - Konstantin Kulygin
2020 - Happy End
2020 - SidYaHoma - Seryoga Dergach

Dubbing[ | ]

1994 - Hammer and Sickle - Evdokim Kuznetsov
(Alexey Serebryakov)
2003 - Oldboy - Lee Woo-jin
(Yoo Ji-tae)
2006 - Forest Brotherhood - raccoon RJ
(Bruce Willis)
2008 - Wanted - Mr. X
(David O'Hara)
2009 - Bugai - Bugai
(Pablo Echarri)
2011 - Happy Feet 2 - Mumble the Penguin
(Elijah Wood)
2011 - Phantom - Matvey
(voicing his hero)
2014 - Lego. Movie - Bruce Wayne / Batman
(Will Arnett)
2016 - Storks - Jasper the Stork
(Danny Trajo)
2018 - Smallfoot - Yeti Stone Guardian
(Common)
2018 - Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse - Wilson Fisk / Kingpin
(Liev Schreiber)

Voiceover[ | ]

2013 - Return of Pinocchio - the bear
2014 - Alice knows what to do! (Episode 11) — Zdob
2015 - Three heroes. Knight's move - Potanya

Director[ | ]

2015 - If you love...
2016 - Doctor

Screenwriter[ | ]

2009 - Antikiller D.K.: Love without memory
2011 — Exercises in beauty
2012 - This is what happens to me
2013 - Game of truth
2015 - If you love...
2016 - Doctor

Producer[ | ]

2006 - Savages
2011 — Exercises in beauty
2012 - This is what happens to me
2013 - Game of truth
2016 - Doctor
2019 — Balkan frontier

Composer[ | ]

2014 — Neformat

Musical activities[ | ]

Kutsenko at the presentation of his album “May World” in Rostov-on-Don, 2011 [33]
The rock band, whose lead singer was once Gosha Kutsenko, was called “Lamb-97”. The first performances began with this group.

In 2004, he became friends with the ideologist and creator of the TOKiO group, Yaroslav Maly, and starred in two video clips of the group: “Moscow” and “I am a Star.”

In 2004, the tandem “Gosha Kutsenko & Anatomy of Soul” was born, which existed for four years. During this time, the musicians gave several dozen concerts in different cities of Russia and took part in major festivals “Invasion”, “Emmaus”, “Old New Rock” and others. Songs from that period were included in the soundtracks of the films “Mars”, “The Fourth Wish”, “Kings Can Do Anything”, “Savages”. A video clip was shot for the song “Drops”.

In 2008, he began rehearsals and studio recordings. The result was a work that combined several musical directions. Gosha Kutsenko’s debut album “My World”[34], released in 2010, was presented in Moscow on the eve of the actor’s birthday - May 19 at the Gusyatnikoff restaurant.

In 2010, he played the main role in the video “Magician” of the group “King and the Jester”, as well as in the video of the group “Casta” “Hot Time”.

In 2012, the single “I want to break the dishes” by Gosha Kutsenko and the group “Chi-Li” was released.

In November 2014, at the “Artist” club he presented his new album “Music”[35].

In March 2020, the new album “DUETO!” was released, which included 12 duets with famous Russian pop stars: Polina Gagarina, Valeria, Teona Dolnikova, Katie Topuria, Yolka, Angelika Varum, IOWA, Yulia Pak, Irina Apeksimova, Yulia Samoilova, Svetlana Svetikova.

In November 2020, the fourth album “Words” was released. The album included the songs “Emergency” and “Olga”, which became the soundtracks for the TV series “Emergency” and “Olga”.

Gosh Kutsenko Group and “GK”[ | ]

Gosha Kutsenko - voice, recitative
Tatyana Kobzeva - Keyboards, backing vocals
Misha Kadurin - Lead guitar
Ruslan Lukyanov - Bass guitar
Ilya Mikheev - Drums
Ruslan Lukyanov - Trumpet
Tatyana Kortneva - Backing vocals

Discography[ | ]

2010 — “My World”
2014 — “Music”
2018 — “DUETTO!”
2018 — “Words”

Participation in television shows and documentaries[ | ]

1995-1997 - Party zone (TV-6, together with Lera Kudryavtseva)[36]
2003 - Stuntmen (Channel One, TV presenter)[37]
2004 - Faculty of Humor (REN-TV, TV presenter)
2004 - How “Night Watch” was filmed (film about the film, Channel One)
2004 - Returning home. Gosha Kutsenko, Lviv city (Ukraine) (Channel One)
2004 - Antikiller-2. Fighting technique (film about the film, Channel One)
2005 - Turkish Gambit. Rules of the game (film about the film, Channel One)
2005 - Death of the Empire. Postscript (film about the film, Channel One)
2005 - Mom don’t worry-2. Film about a film (film about a film, NTV)
2005 - Lethal force. Everyday life of an African search (film about the film, Channel One)
2005 - Features of “The Hunt for Red Deer” (film about the film, Channel One)
2005 - Yesenin. Afterword (film about the film, Channel One)
2006 - Day Watch. Everyone to come out of the darkness (film about the film, Channel One)
2007 - Paragraph 78. Film about a film (film about a film)
2008 - Prank
2009 — Inhabited island. Film about a film (film about a film, STS)
2009 - Big difference - sketch with a star in issue 12 - Ilya Muromets
2010 - South Butovo (09.19.2010)
2012 - Two stars
2013 - The right to happiness (OTR, TV presenter, paired with Ksenia Alferova)[38]
2014 — A Hard Day’s Evening (Belarus 1)
2015 - Evening Urgant (03.12.2015)

He also often starred in commercials.[39]

Theater[ | ]

He plays in the musical of the Central Academic Theater of the Russian Army “Pola Negri”[40].

Film career

The aspiring actor took his first steps into the film industry in the early 90s. Gosha had just gotten used to the role of a university student. It was a cameo role in the film “The Mummy in Tattoos.” In addition, his classmates were also involved in the filming process.

The next project was not long in coming. Then Kutsenko starred in an episode of the action-packed film “The Man from Team Alpha.” After graduating from a theater university, Kutsenko was not sure about his future career choice. He really wanted to work in the theater. But doubts arose due to the fact that promising and famous actors were needed everywhere, and there were more than enough young artists. Gaucher was offered only small roles in modest performances.

Gosha Kutsenko and Andrey Panin in the film “Mama Don’t Cry!”

The only salvation for the aspiring actor was cinema. At that time, he was often offered to act. He agreed to one of these proposals. This was the film "Nocturne for Drum and Motorcycle", and then followed the social drama "Hammer and Sickle". Unfortunately, these were small episodes that did not give the actor freedom of action.

After 3 years, Gosha decided to try himself on television. He was the host of a TV show on TV-6, and sometimes appeared on MUZ-TV. But all these attempts were unsuccessful.

Gosha Kutsenko and Kristina Orbakaite in the film “Love-Carrots”

Kutsenko could not find his outlet and gave up everything for 5 years. He practically did not appear on screens, as he was a teacher at the All-Russian State Institute of Cinematography named after Gerasimov.

Facts[ | ]

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When entering the Moscow Art Theater School, because of his burr, he introduced himself as Gosha, and not Yuri (he took the name Gosha in honor of his father). Subsequently, he corrected the diction defect, but kept his acting pseudonym[43][44].
By his own admission, due to his external similarity with Mikhail Kozakov, in his youth he passed himself off as his son[45]. Later in the film “Narrow Bridge” the actors played the roles of father and son.
Favorite music group is Muse, favorite song is “Space Dementia”[46].
In May 2020, he announced the names of stations on the Kaluzhsko-Rizhskaya line of the Moscow Metro[47].
In 1998 he starred in the video clip of the Amega group “Legs”.

Notes[ | ]

German National Library, Berlin State Library, Bavarian State Library, Austrian National Library
Record #143841955 // General regulatory control (GND) - 2012-2016.
Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of October 23, 2013 No. 796 “On awarding state awards of the Russian Federation” (unspecified)
(inaccessible link). Retrieved October 26, 2013. Archived October 29, 2013.
↑ 12
Gosha Kutsenko lost his father // Interlocutor, April 12, 2012
Kutsenko Gosha - Biography - Actors of Soviet and Russian cinema
Mom of Gosha Kutsenko: My son grew old in an instant! // Interlocutor, March 24, 2011
Vardan Oganjyanyan.
Celebrity and business // Vestimo: Free weekly newspaper. — Moscow, 2013, June 17-23. - No. 6(28).
Gosha Kutsenko decided to become a director // runews24.ru, December 22, 2016
Guest of the program: actress Polina Kutsenko // 5-tv.ru, March 15, 2016
Gosha Kutsenko married for the second time // Rossiyskaya Gazeta, November 9, 2012
The movement “For Putin” explained to the people why Putin should stay (unspecified)
. NEWSru.com (November 15, 2007). Retrieved April 15, 2016.
Natalia Antipova.
We will win because we are fighters
(undefined)
. Izvestia (November 16, 2007). Retrieved April 15, 2020.
Actor Gosha Kutsenko joined the party in power (unspecified)
. Kommersant (October 24, 2008). Retrieved April 15, 2016.
Actor Gosha Kutsenko joined the ranks of United Russia (undefined)
. Novaya Gazeta (October 24, 2008). Retrieved April 15, 2016.
Anna Tian.
Gosha Kutsenko: “There won’t be a wedding yet, let your friends save money”
(unspecified)
. News (July 1, 2013). Retrieved April 15, 2020.
As a member of United Russia, I voted for Yabloko - Gosha Kutsenko (unspecified)
. PenzaNews (December 16, 2011). Retrieved April 15, 2016.
Kutsenko, Menshova and Pokrovsky voted for Yabloko (undefined)
. Official website of the Yabloko party (December 21, 2011). Retrieved April 15, 2020.
↑ 1 2
Gosha Kutsenko: I am for censorship in cinema and politics
(unspecified)
(inaccessible link). FederalPress (March 6, 2012). Retrieved April 15, 2020. Archived April 11, 2020.
Charity concert-action “H.. war”: Gosha Kutsenko and Ivan Demyan (unspecified)
. Website of the club "B2" (2008). Retrieved April 15, 2020.
Russian actor Gosha Kutsenko donated to the restoration of Tskhinvali (unspecified)
. Caucasian Knot (November 4, 2008). Retrieved April 15, 2016.
Kutsenko will make a film about the war in South Ossetia (unspecified)
. Rosbalt (December 7, 2010). Retrieved April 15, 2020.
Sobyanin’s headquarters included Alexander Maslyakov and Gosha Kutsenko (unspecified)
. Lenta.ru (June 18, 2013). Retrieved April 15, 2020.
The election headquarters of S. Sobyanin was strengthened by G. Kutsenko and A. Maslyakov (unspecified)
. RBC (June 18, 2013). Retrieved April 15, 2020.
This will blow up political life (undefined)
. RIA Novosti (July 18, 2013). Retrieved April 15, 2020.
Danil Svechkov.

(unspecified)
came to the office of the Drug-Free City Foundation . Komsomolskaya Pravda (December 2, 2012). Retrieved April 15, 2020.
Gosha Kutsenko met with Seliger participants (unspecified)
. Federal Agency for Youth Affairs (July 17, 2014). Retrieved April 15, 2020.
Olga Trusova.
Our people at Seliger talked with Kutsenko about politics
(undefined)
. Oka-info (July 24, 2014). Retrieved April 15, 2020.
Foundation "Step Together"
Elena Yurchenko.
Gosha Kutsenko wrote a letter-song to Petro Poroshenko
(unspecified)
. Komsomolskaya Pravda (July 26, 2014). Retrieved April 15, 2016.
Dmitry Ilyinsky.
Gosha Kutsenko: In Ukraine they wash themselves with the blood of grandmothers and children
(unspecified)
. Interlocutor (September 20, 2014). Retrieved April 15, 2016.
Elena Yurchenko.
Gosha Kutsenko has a heated discussion with Ukrainians about the war
(unspecified)
(inaccessible link). Komsomolskaya Pravda in Ukraine (January 26, 2015). Retrieved April 15, 2020. Archived April 28, 2016.
Gosha Kutsenko: “I’m proud of my viewers in Ukraine and wish everyone peace” (unspecified)
. Komsomolskaya Pravda in Ukraine (October 5, 2016).
Vladimir Varfolomeev.
But there are also newcomers
(undefined)
. Echo of Moscow (August 26, 2018).
Gosha Kutsenko will present his first solo album in Rostov (unspecified)
(inaccessible link). Retrieved March 10, 2011. Archived April 19, 2014.
Gosha Kutsenko presents his first solo album
Gosha Kutsenko about Ukraine, the war, the president, military service and leaving cinema
Lera Kudryavtseva showed what she was like at the beginning of her career (unspecified)
(inaccessible link). Elive (May 28, 2015). Retrieved April 21, 2020. Archived June 13, 2020.
Van Damme threw a tantrum at Gosha Kutsenko (unspecified)
. Komsomolskaya Pravda (October 23, 2003).
Children Protection Day. TV week with Alexander Melman (unspecified)
. Moskovsky Komsomolets (June 6, 2013).
Gosha Kutsenko gives acceleration. The advertising agency "BusinessLink Advertising" has implemented two projects: "Smint" and "Chupa-Chups Classic" (unspecified)
. Dp.ru (April 21, 2003).
TSATRA POLA NEGRI (Central Academic Theater of the Russian Army) (unspecified)
(inaccessible link). Retrieved November 12, 2020. Archived November 13, 2020.
Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of October 23, 2013 No. 796 “On awarding state awards of the Russian Federation” (unspecified)
(inaccessible link). Retrieved October 26, 2013. Archived October 29, 2013.
Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of August 21, 2020 No. 488 “On awarding state awards of the Russian Federation”
Gosha Kutsenko (unspecified)
(inaccessible link). Retrieved September 3, 2011. Archived April 19, 2014.
Gosha Kutsenko (unspecified)
(inaccessible link). Retrieved September 3, 2011. Archived August 18, 2011.
Gosha Kutsenko: In my youth, I pretended to be the son of Mikhail Kozakov // KP.RU
Gosha Kutsenko (inaccessible link)
M24.RU - Mikhalkov on the Koltsevaya and Kobzon on the "gray": in whose voices does the metro speak - M24 Network Edition - Moscow 24

Gosha Kutsenko: personal life

The actor’s personal life has changed since he met actress Maria Poroshina. They lived together for several years, and this was his first experience of family life. Soon the couple had a daughter, Polya. She decided to follow in her parents' footsteps and become an actress.

The actor’s second legal wife was Irina Skrinichenko, a fashion model and part-time actress.

Gosha Kutsenko and Maria Poroshina

Their relationship developed over 10 years. There were many different events in their life together. But only at the beginning of 2010, actor Gosha Kutsenko made an official proposal to his beloved. Irina was all for it and was completely immersed in preparations for the celebration. But for unknown reasons, their trip to the registry office never took place.

In addition, the couple rarely appeared in public together. Many assumed that the couple had broken up.

Gosha Kutsenko and Irina Skrinichenko

New details from the couple’s personal life were supplemented by news about Skrinichenko’s pregnancy. It was one of the most talked about events of the year. After the birth of their daughter, the personal life of actor Gosha Kutsenko and his wife became quiet and peaceful. The married couple is raising a 3-year-old daughter, Zhenya. By the way, dad has been involving his daughters in public life since early childhood. The girl has already starred in one of his music videos.

But quite recently it became known that the personal life of the popular actor Gosha Kutsenko was undergoing changes. He became a father for the third time. His wife gave him the most unforgettable gift on his birthday - she gave birth to his beautiful daughter Svetochka.

Gosha Kutsenko with his wife and daughter on stage

The new father immediately shows the baby life with flashes of television cameras and posts a joint photo on a social network.

The public was shocked by this news, because no one even knew about the fact that Irina was pregnant. And this despite the fact that the actor is constantly in full view of journalists.

Gosha Kutsenko became a father for the third time

Everything became known only during the celebration of Gosha’s birthday. There were bets that the parents were expecting a boy... but, alas, and oh, they made a mistake!

And despite the fact that the actor has long been assigned the image of a man with a steely character, he is truly a very vulnerable and sensitive person. He always worries about others, about society, about the country... He dedicated many of his performances to his homeland and his parents, whom he does not forget about even when he goes on stage.