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Roman Zhilkin
Birth name:	Roman Anatolyevich Zhilkin
Date of Birth:	October 3, 1968(1968-10-03) (age 51)
Place of Birth:	Leningrad
Profession:	actor
Citizenship:	Russia, Russia
Years active:	1997 - present time
IMDb:	ID 1070700

Roman Anatolyevich Zhilkin

(born October 3, 1968 (19681003)) - Russian theater and film actor, who became famous for the TV series “White City”, “Sea Devils”, “The Amber Baron”[1], “Knife in the Clouds”, “On the Bend”, “Repetition of the past”, “Gangster Petersburg”, “By the name of Baron”[2].

Biography

Roman Zhilkin was born on October 3, 1968. Since 1991, he studied in the workshop of the People's Artist of Russia, Professor Zinovy Yakovlevich Korogodsky at the Department of Directing of the St. Petersburg Humanitarian University, from which he graduated in 1998. While studying at the Korogodsky Theater, he performed more than 15 main and 20 episodic roles in performances based on classical and modern drama. He has repeatedly been a participant and laureate of international theater festivals, both in Russia and abroad[3][4][5][6]. Worked with stars of Russian theater and ballet, such as:

Sergey Bekhterev,
Diana Vishneva,
Valery Mikhailovsky,

Yuri Okhochinsky,
Farukh Ruzimatov,
Irina Sokolova,

Antonina Shuranova,
and others.

Currently not working in the theater. His first role was Lieutenant Grigorashchenko in the film "Purgatory"[7][8].

Since August 2001, he has been acting as Deputy General Director for Advertising and PR in the promotion department, which does not interfere with the filming process at all. In 2003, in the historical drama “The Golden Age,” Roman Zhilkin played adjutant Palen[9].

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Filmography

Year	Name	Role
1997	f	Purgatory	Lieutenant Igor Grigorashchenko
1998	With	Streets of broken lanterns	bandit
1999	With	Streets of Broken Lanterns, season two	Sergey Gordeev
2000	f	Meek	Pawnbroker
2000	f	Myths. Sochinushki	Original title unknown
2000	With	Our 90s	Original title unknown
2000	With	Hunt for Cinderella	Nimotsi / Istomin
2001	With	National Security Agent-3	pimp “Rabbit” (episode 36 Pimp)
2001	With	Named Baron	restaurant manager
2001	f	Sisters	bandit
2001	f	The Tale of Fedot the Sagittarius	accordionist
2001	With	Streets of Broken Lanterns, season four	Stas
2001	With	Black Raven (TV series)	Yuri Ognev
2002	f	Antikiller	Original title unknown
2002	With	Knife in the clouds	journalist Sinenko
2002	With	Killing power 4	advocate
2003	With	Gangster Petersburg 4	Jack
2002	f	Golden age	adjutant Palen
2003	With	Lines of fate	Vlad
2003	With	Repetition of what has been covered	Maksim
2003	With	Good luck, detective	Vlad
2003	With	Lines of fate	Denis
2004	With	The Legend of Tampuk	Strizhak
2004	With	Mongoose 2	Original title unknown
2004	With	On a bend	Boris Lungin
2006	f	White City	Nikolai
2006	With	Labyrinths of the Mind	doctor
2006	With	Sea Devils	Dima Odintsov, Petrovich's son
2006	f	Serko	Original title unknown
2007	f	Sin	Alexey Bondar
2007	With	Foundry 4	Dmitry's brother
2007	With	Opera 3. Homicide Chronicles	Lesin
2007	With	Amber Baron	Karl Vogel
2008	With	Fighter. Birth of a legend	Kubyshev
2008	With	Traffic cops	drunk man	(Russia Ukraine)
2008	f	Contract wife	notary
2008	f	Love can still be	Michael
2008	f	Only forward	Yuri Kulakov
2009	With	Marriage contract	drunk man
2009	With	When the snow melted	Pasha
2009	With	Foundry 4 (season 3)	Devlin
2009	With	Personal file of Captain Ryumin	Andryusha
2009	With	Maze rule	photographer with a monkey
2010	f	find me	duty lieutenant
2010	With	Tula Tokarev	Pyotr Fedorovich Uzhinsky
2010	With	Flame color	Gregory	(Ukraine Russia)
2011	With	Interrogator	Original title unknown
2011	With	Insurers	Original title unknown

Notes

[rusakters.ru/zhilkin-roman.html Film White City and TV series Sea Devils and the Amber Baron]
[www.ktoestkto.ru/names/namesZZ/2008/04/05/namesZZ_12403.html Mention of participation in TV series]
[www.aristokrat-72.ru/biografiya/zhelken_roman_anatolevech.html Biography of Roman Zhilkin on the Aristokrat 72.ru website]
[www.flip.kz/descript?cat=people&id=40509 Biography of Roman Zhilkin on the Flip.kz website]
[kino.ukr.net/persons/gilkin-roman-anatolevich Biography of Roman Zhilkin on the Kino.Ukr.net website]
[www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/302773/ Biography of Roman Zhilkin on the Ozon.ru website]
[www.biogr.ru/biography/?id_rubric=1&id=7272 Mention of the role in the film Purgatory]
[www.peoples.ru/art/cinema/actor/roman_zhilkin/ Mention of the role in the film Purgatory]
[telezona.ru/zhilkin-roman-anatolevich.html Mention of the role of Roman Zhilkin in the Golden Age]
[rusakters.ru/zhilkin-roman.html Performance, theater and director]

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Film White City and TV series Sea Devils and the Amber Baron
Mention of participation in TV series
Biography of Roman Zhilkin on the Aristokrat 72.ru website Archived copy dated February 2, 2014 on the Wayback Machine
Biography of Roman Zhilkin on the website Flip.kz
Biography of Roman Zhilkin on the website Kino.Ukr.net
Biography of Roman Zhilkin on the website Ozon.ru
Mention of role in the film Purgatory Archived October 18, 2011 on the Wayback Machine
Mention of role in the film Purgatory
Mention of the role of Roman Zhilkin in the Golden Age (inaccessible link)
Performance, theater and director

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“We must continue, morning and evening,” he said, apparently conscientiously pleased with his success. - Just please be more careful. “Be calm, Countess,” the doctor said jokingly, deftly picking up the gold in the pulp of his hand, “soon he’ll start singing and frolicking again.” The last medicine is very, very good for her. She's very refreshed. The Countess looked at her nails and spat, returning to the living room with a cheerful face. At the beginning of July, more and more alarming rumors about the progress of the war were spreading in Moscow: they were talking about the sovereign’s appeal to the people, about the arrival of the sovereign himself from the army to Moscow. And since the manifesto and appeal were not received before July 11, exaggerated rumors circulated about them and about the situation in Russia. They said that the sovereign was leaving because the army was in danger, they said that Smolensk had been surrendered, that Napoleon had a million troops and that only a miracle could save Russia. On the 11th of July, Saturday, the manifesto was received, but not yet printed; and Pierre, who was visiting the Rostovs, promised to come for dinner the next day, Sunday, and bring a manifesto and an appeal, which he would get from Count Rastopchin. This Sunday, the Rostovs, as usual, went to mass at the Razumovskys’ home church. It was a hot July day. Already at ten o'clock, when the Rostovs got out of the carriage in front of the church, in the hot air, in the shouts of the peddlers, in the bright and light summer dresses of the crowd, in the dusty leaves of the trees of the boulevard, in the sounds of music and the white trousers of the battalion marching on the march, in the thunder of the pavement and in the bright shine of the hot sun there was that summer languor, contentment and dissatisfaction with the present, which is felt especially sharply on a clear hot day in the city. In the Razumovsky church there were all the Moscow nobility, all the acquaintances of the Rostovs (this year, as if expecting something, a lot of rich families, usually traveling to the villages, remained in the city). Walking behind the livery footman, who was parting the crowd next to her mother, Natasha heard the voice of a young man speaking about her in a too loud whisper: “This is Rostova, the same one...” “How thin she has become, but still good!” She heard, or it seemed to her, that the names of Kuragin and Bolkonsky were mentioned. However, it always seemed that way to her. It always seemed to her that everyone, looking at her, only thought about what happened to her. Suffering and fading in her soul, as always in a crowd, Natasha walked in her purple silk dress with black lace the way women can walk - the calmer and more majestic the more painful and ashamed she was in her soul. She knew and was not mistaken that she was good, but this did not please her now as before. On the contrary, this was what tormented her most recently, and especially on this bright, hot summer day in the city. “Another Sunday, another week,” she said to herself, remembering how she was here on that Sunday, “and still the same life without life, and all the same conditions in which it was so easy to live before. She’s good, she’s young, and I know that now I’m good, before I was bad, but now I’m good, I know,” she thought, “and so the best years pass in vain, for no one.” She stood next to her mother and exchanged words with nearby acquaintances. Natasha, out of habit, examined the ladies’ dresses, condemned the tenue [demeanor] and the indecent way of crossing herself with her hand in the small space of one lady standing nearby, again thought with annoyance that she was being judged, that she too was judging, and suddenly, hearing the sounds of the service, she was horrified by her abomination, horrified that her former purity had again been lost. The handsome, quiet old man served with that gentle solemnity that has such a majestic, calming effect on the souls of those praying. The royal doors closed, the curtain slowly closed; a mysterious quiet voice said something from there. Tears, incomprehensible to her, stood in Natasha’s chest, and a joyful and painful feeling worried her. “Teach me what I should do, how I can improve forever, forever, what I should do with my life...” she thought. The deacon went out to the pulpit, straightened his long hair from under his surplice, holding his thumb wide, and, placing a cross on his chest, loudly and solemnly began to read the words of the prayer: “Let us pray to the Lord in peace.” “In peace - all together, without distinction of classes, without enmity, and united by brotherly love - let us pray,” thought Natasha. - About the heavenly world and the salvation of our souls! “For the peace of angels and the souls of all incorporeal creatures that live above us,” Natasha prayed. When they prayed for the army, she remembered her brother and Denisov. When they prayed for those sailing and traveling, she remembered Prince Andrei and prayed for him, and prayed that God would forgive her for the evil that she had done to him. When they prayed for those who loved us, she prayed for her family, for her father, mother, Sonya, for the first time now understanding all her guilt before them and feeling all the strength of her love for them. When they prayed for those who hated us, she invented enemies and haters for herself in order to pray for them. She counted creditors and all those who dealt with her father among her enemies, and every time, when she thought about enemies and haters, she remembered Anatole, who had done her so much harm, and although he was not a hater, she joyfully prayed for him as for enemy. Only during prayer did she feel able to clearly and calmly remember both Prince Andrei and Anatol, as people for whom her feelings were destroyed in comparison with her feeling of fear and reverence for God. When they prayed for the royal family and for the Synod, she bowed especially low and crossed herself, telling herself that if she did not understand, she could not doubt and still loved the ruling Synod and prayed for it. Having finished the litany, the deacon crossed the orarion around his chest and said: “We will give ourselves and our belly to Christ our God.” “We will surrender ourselves to God,” Natasha repeated in her soul. “My God, I surrender myself to your will,” she thought. - I don’t want anything, I don’t desire anything; teach me what to do, where to use my will! Take me, take me! - Natasha said with tender impatience in her soul, without crossing herself, lowering her thin hands and as if expecting that an invisible force would take her and deliver her from herself, from her regrets, desires, reproaches, hopes and vices.