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Egor Beroev
Egor Beroev and Ksenia Alferova in 2010
Birth name:	Egor Vadimovich Beroev
Profession:	actor, TV presenter

Egor Vadimovich Beroev

(born October 9, 1977 (1977-1009)) - Russian theater and film actor, TV presenter. Grandson of the famous Soviet actor Vadim Beroev

Biography

Origin

Egor Beroev was born into an acting family. Father is actor Vadim Mikheenko, mother is actress Elena Beroeva. Maternal grandfather is theater and film actor Vadim Beroev, grandmother is actress Elvira Brunovskaya. Doesn't communicate with father[1]. Yegor has a younger brother, Dmitry, and a cousin, Andrei, both of whom are also actors.

Carier start

Egor followed the family tradition and appeared on stage for the first time at the age of 7. However, the debut was not successful - the aspiring actor did not feel free on stage. The desire to become an actor did not disappear, so in 1994, after graduating from school, Yegor entered the Higher Theater School. M. S. Shchepkina[2]. The same year he made his film debut in the film Dedication to Love.

After graduating from college, he was accepted into the troupe of the Moscow Art Theater. A.P. Chekhov, where he made his debut in the role of Fyodor Godunov in the play “Boris Godunov”. Egor also played in such plays as “An Ordinary Story”, “Ghosts”, “And the Light Shines in the Darkness”, “Juliet and Her Romeo”[2]. Beroev's film career began with television series. He received episodic roles during the filming of the series “Family Secrets”, “The Fifth Corner”, “Dumping Ground”, “Moscow Windows”. His work in the serial film “Citizen Chief” was successful. An important work for Yegor’s future career was his role in the film “The Modern Game.” In it, he showed himself not only as an actor, but also performed those tasks that were usually intended for stuntmen[2].

Fame

Yegor Beroev could be called a popular actor after the release of the film “The Turkish Gambit” based on the novel by Boris Akunin, where he played the main role[2].

Collaborates with the Theater “Center for Drama and Directing” by Alexey Kazantsev and Mikhail Roshchin.

In 2008, together with two-time Olympic champion in pair skating Ekaterina Gordeeva, he took part in the Channel One show “Ice Age 2”. They became the winners of this television project. In 2009, together with Olympic champion in ice dancing Tatyana Navka, he participated in the show “Ice Age-3”.

In 2009, together with his wife, actress Ksenia Alferova, he acted as the host of the second celebration of the Day of Family, Love and Fidelity in Russian history.

From September 12 to November 14, 2014 - host of the “Wait for Me” program (paired with Maria Shukshina). He starred in the video clips of the group “Love Stories” for the songs: “Tell me, why?”; “Three nights”; “School”.

Biography of Egor Beroev

Egor Vadimovich Beroev is a theater and film actor, assessed by many critics as an interesting, deep and talented artist, star of the films “Papa”, “Turkish Gambit”, “Railway Romance”, “The Man Who Knew Everything”. The successor of the acting dynasty, the founder of which was his grandfather Vadim Borisovich, who plays the role of Major Whirlwind, adored by viewers throughout the country (in the film adaptation of the novel of the same name by Yulian Semenov).

In the photo: Egor Beroev

A charming person who is not indifferent to the problems of society, co-founder of the “I Am” charity foundation. Host of the Moscow studio TV show “Wait for Me,” as well as the world’s most popular non-musical show (according to the American magazine Pollstar) “Walking with Dinosaurs.”

Family

Father - Mikheenko, Vadim Ivanovich (02/04/1952) - actor of the theater. Mossovet, director of the St. Petersburg Dance and Pantomime Theater "Terra Mobile".
Mother - Beroeva, Elena Vadimovna (01/30/1958) - actress of the theater. Mossovet.
Grandfather - actor Vadim Beroev (1937-1972).
Grandmother - Shvareva (Brunovskaya), Elvira Pavlovna (06/3/1936-04/11/2000), Soviet and Russian theater and film actress, Honored Artist of Russia (1998)
Half-brother - Dmitry Beroev (1988) - actor of the Moscow Sphere Theater
Wife - Ksenia Alferova (05/24/1974)
Daughter - Evdokia (04/05/2007)

Interesting Facts

Egor Beroev’s height is 189 cm, weight – 80 kg. He is interested in aikido. Loves horse riding and Ossetian pies. Fluent in spoken French and Italian. He loves to travel, especially prefers to spend time with his family in Sicily. The people living there are very close to the artist in character. They are sincere, explosive and open.
Egor is a descendant of the ancient Ossetian family of Beroevs. The actor’s grandfather is Vadim Borisovich Beroev (1937-1972), a famous theater and film actor (“Major Whirlwind”). Grandmother, Elvira Pavlovna Brunovskaya (1936-2000), served at the Mossovet Theater with her grandfather. Egor's brother is also an actor and plays on the stage of the Sphere Theater. The actor’s father did not participate in Yegor’s upbringing, so they still do not communicate.
Egor believes that life's trials are given to a person for his benefit. They are given so that people understand something in life.
The actor calls his life a series of doubts, searches and decisions.
The actor has an account on Instagram, where he regularly posts relevant information, photographs and videos about himself.

Creation

Roles in the theater

“Dowry” by A. N. Ostrovsky - Karandyshev
“Eternity and one more day” - Petkutin
"Boris Godunov" - Fyodor Godunov
“Warm Heart” by A. N. Ostrovsky - Gavrilo
. The premiere of the play never took place.
"Twelfth Night, or Whatever" - Sebastian
"Juliet and her Romeo" - Mercutio
“And the light shines in the darkness...” L. N. Tolstoy - Boris
"Ghosts" - Oswald
"The One Who Gets Slapped" - Besano
"Bee" - Georges de Blanchelande
“Forest Song” - Lukash
“An Ordinary Story” - Alexander Aduev
“The most important thing” - Student, son of an Official
"Sacred Fire" - Colin Tabret
[www.dteatr.ru/spect_12.html “Fear of a Soap Bubble”], “Another Theater” - a slippery, unpleasant type at first glance
"God's Kiss"
"Silver Cow" - Gussie
"A. - this is different” (Staging and design concept: Olga Subbotina) - Gerd
“Warsaw Melody” (Staging: Sergei Dubrovin) - Victor

Filmography

1994 - Dedication to love - high school student
2000 - Rostov-Papa (short story “You are me”) - Denis
2001 - In August '44 - episode
2001 - Citizen Chief - Andrey
2001 - Fifth Corner - Dima, son of Suvorov and Lika
2001 - Family secrets - Slava Ermakov, owner of the Dump club
2001 - 2004 - Rostov-Papa - Denis
2002 - Railway Romance - Alexey
2002 - Kamenskaya 2 - Oleg Meshcherinov
2003 - Wild Herd - Dmitry
2003 - Game of Modernism - Alexander Bartenev
2004 - Dad - David Schwartz, conservatory student
2005 - Sunday in the women's bathhouse - groom
2005 - Kazarosa - Osipov in his youth
2005 - Turkish Gambit - Erast Fandorin
2005 - Nine unknowns - Methodius Darwin, psychic
2006 - Who comes on a winter evening - Oleg
2006 - League of Deceived Wives - Marina’s husband
2006 - Chasing an Angel - Ivan Arkhangelsky
2007 - Santa Claus involuntarily - Alexey
2007 - Runaways - football player Vadim Grigoriev
2008 — Moscow was not built right away. Moscow stories
2008 - Admiral - Mikhail Smirnov, captain, friend of Kolchak
2008 - Polar Bear - Pavel Vasilkov
2008 - Love Story, or New Year's Prank - Novel
2008 - Start over. Marta (Russia, Ukraine) - Ivan
2009 — Landing mission. Nobody but us - Andrey Sumarokov, lieutenant
2009 - The Man Who Knew Everything - Alexander Bezukladnikov
2010 - Chemist - Mikhail Zuev, operative
2010 - Hindu - Leonid Lazarev
2011 - Time for two - Dmitry Platonov
2011 - All we need...
2011 - Masquerade Rules - Andrey Vorontsov
2011 - Raider - Artyom Andreevich Pavlov, lawyer
2012 - August. Eighth - Zaur / good robot
2012 - Moms (short story “Father and Son”)
2012 - Road to Easter Island - Oleg Bardin
2012 - Waiting for the sea - Marat
2013 - Territory - Mongols
2013 - Polar flight - Igor
2013 - Cowboys - Stanislav Kowalski
2013 - Second Wind - Yuri Sorin, surgeon
2013 - Moscow History - Volodya (Elephant)
2013 - If you love me, forgive me - Eduard Borisovich, restaurant chef, husband of Yulia Gulyaeva
2014 - Unreal love - Igor
2016 - Thin Ice - Andrey Gavryushov
2016 - Anna Karenina - Stiva Oblonsky
2016 - Santa Claus. Battle of Mages - Masha's father

Clipography

Group “Love Stories” Video clips:

School-Teacher at school.
Three nights - Tour guide on the bus.
Tell me, why? - an actor in the theater.

Filmography: films starring Yegor Beroev

Of course, we should not forget about the art of cinema, where the actor has also proven himself quite well. Beroev’s filmography begins with the television series “Rostov-Papa” and “Citizen Chief”. At the same time, he constantly changed his role - from a rich man who died an absurd death, to a happy family man, with a wedding and children at the end.

ON many film sets, even at the very beginning of his film career, Beroev himself performed complex stunt tricks, for which he immediately received recognition from the directors and the rest of the team. It’s worth mentioning separately about the “Modern Game” - Egor Beroev himself performed several complex stunts that even the stuntmen were unable to do.

The film “Turkish Gambit” is very popular, even today. Many call this work Egor's best. The director planned to spend a lot of money, and in order to justify the costs, he had to look for a good actor for the main role. He was immediately offered today's hero, who still had relatively little popularity among viewers. He played his character masterfully, and the premiere of the blockbuster brought unprecedented success. His popularity grew exponentially, and Beroev himself began to be recognized on the streets of his hometown, the capital of Russia.

Since then, the actor is often invited to star in new films. He has a large filmography: there are thirty films with Yegor Beroev in the title role. Throughout his career, he managed to star in fifty films. Every year, he receives invitations to star in a new project. For some of these works, the actor received significant prizes and awards. Egor received the prize for best actor in a new film several times, and in 2005 he became “Person of the Year”.

In addition to his acting career, he appears in various television shows - the most notable is Ice Age. The public warmly welcomed the star couple Yegor Beroev and Tatyana Navka.

Notes

[www.eurosmi.ru/107egor_beroev_brosil_tyajelo_bolnogo_ottsa.html Egor Beroev abandoned his seriously ill father] // Eurosmi.
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[www.segodnya.ua/interview/14336486.html Egor Beroev: “I am a Caucasian who loves Ossetian pies”] (Russian). “Today” (February 8, 2012). Retrieved March 4, 2012. [www.webcitation.org/689HbifAU Archived from the original on June 3, 2012].

Evdokia Beroeva

The native daughter of Yegor Beroev and Ksenia Alferova was born in sunny Italy 6 years after the star couple got married. According to many fans, Evdokia very much resembles her grandmother (Irina Alferova) in her childhood. It is interesting that the spouses are unanimous in their opinion regarding family values. Both declare that the choice between professional activity and family will always be in favor of exclusively close people.

Currently, Dunya goes to school, where she shows herself to be a real creative person. She constantly makes crafts, loves Caucasian cuisine and loves to vacation in Italy. The girl shows genuine interest in the charitable activities of the foundation, where her parents spend quite a lot of time. She finds a common language with all the children, is friends with them and has never been embarrassed about his diagnosis.

It is noteworthy that the first photos of the girl appeared online only in 2016, when Evdokia turned 8 years old. Moreover, other photographs of children from the fund are published under similar tags. Apparently, it was this fact that caused so much noise about the birth of the second child of the star couple.

Evdokia Egorovna Beroeva photo “Three generations of beauties”: Irina Alferova’s daughter posted a photo with her mother and 97-year-old grandmother

Actress Ksenia Alferova values her loved ones and regularly shares stories from her family’s life. Irina Alferova’s only daughter received her name in honor of her grandmother Ksenia Arkhipovna, who turned 97 years old in January. Recently, the 44-year-old actress posted a photo of herself with her mother and grandmother and said:

I owe my love for books, reading, passion for learning new things to my mother and grandmother!

For as long as I can remember, they were always hugging books! Mom was afraid that no one would need my literary gatherings, but she was very glad that she was wrong! Mom and Grandmother know how to create a warm, sincere atmosphere around themselves, they passed on, I dare say, this skill to me,” admitted Ksenia, announcing the discussion she organized about the work of Nikolai Gumilyov.

Irina Alferova with her daughter Ksenia and mother Ksenia Arkhipovna

Netizens admired the actresses and addressed them with sincere, warm words: “Beauty in three generations”, “Natural natural beauty, both mental and external... You are an example, if only there were more such people”, “Bright, kind, radiant... Let everything be warm “What you give comes back to you a hundredfold”, “Three generations of wise and beautiful women”, “4 generations of beautiful women (4-your daughter)! Be healthy and happy, loved and live long” (spelling and punctuation of the authors have been preserved. - Ed.).

Ksenia and Irina Alferovs

Persona Stars

Ksenia Alferova is the only daughter of Irina Alferova from a short marriage with Bulgarian diplomat Boyko Gyurov. The actress’s second husband, Alexander Abdulov, adopted the girl in early childhood. After school, Ksenia entered the law academy to follow in the footsteps of her aunt, Irina Alferova’s sister. Subsequently, she chose a creative career.

Ksenia is married to actor Yegor Beroev, their only daughter Evdokia turned 12 in April.

Ksenia Arkhipovna Alferova, like her husband Ivan Kuzmich, went through the Great Patriotic War. After the Victory, the couple became lawyers. Ivan Kuzmich died in 1981. In addition to her own daughter Ksenia, actress Irina Alferova raised her husband’s children, Anastasia and Sergei, as well as her nephew Sasha, who was left orphaned after the death of her mother, the actress’s sister.

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Excerpt characterizing Beroev, Egor Vadimovich

- Well, fellow countryman, they’ll put us here, or what? Ali to Moscow? - he said. Pierre was so lost in thought that he did not hear the question. He looked first at the cavalry regiment that had now met the train of wounded, then at the cart where he stood and on which two wounded were sitting and one was lying, and it seemed to him that here, in them, lay the solution to the question that was occupying him. One of the soldiers sitting on the cart was probably wounded in the cheek. His whole head was tied with rags, and one cheek was swollen as big as a child's head. His mouth and nose were on one side. This soldier looked at the cathedral and crossed himself. The other, a young boy, a recruit, fair-haired and white, as if completely without blood in his thin face, looked at Pierre with a fixed, kind smile; the third lay face down, and his face was not visible. The choir cavalrymen passed right over the cart. - Oh, it’s gone... yes, the hedgehog’s head... - Yes, they’re tenacious on the other side... - they performed a soldier’s dance song. As if echoing them, but in a different kind of fun, the metallic sounds of ringing were interrupted in the heights. And, in yet another kind of fun, the hot rays of the sun poured over the top of the opposite slope. But under the slope, near the cart with the wounded, next to the out of breath horse where Pierre was standing, it was damp, cloudy and sad. The soldier with a swollen cheek looked angrily at the cavalrymen. - Oh, dandies! – he said reproachfully. “Today I’ve seen not only soldiers, but also peasants!” The peasants are being driven away too,” said the soldier standing behind the cart with a sad smile, addressing Pierre. - Nowadays they don’t understand... They want to attack all the people, one word - Moscow. They want to do one end. “Despite the vagueness of the soldier’s words, Pierre understood everything he wanted to say and nodded his head approvingly. The road cleared, and Pierre went downhill and drove on. Pierre drove along, looking on both sides of the road, looking for familiar faces and everywhere meeting only unfamiliar military faces of different branches of the army, who looked with equal surprise at his white hat and green tailcoat. Having traveled about four miles, he met his first acquaintance and joyfully addressed him. This acquaintance was one of the leading doctors in the army. He was driving towards Pierre in a chaise, sitting next to a young doctor, and, recognizing Pierre, he stopped his Cossack, who was sitting on the box instead of the coachman. - Count! Your Excellency, how are you here? - asked the doctor. - Yes, I wanted to see... - Yes, yes, there will be something to see... Pierre got down and, stopping, talked with the doctor, explaining to him his intention to participate in the battle. The doctor advised Bezukhov to contact His Serene Highness directly. “Why, God knows where you are during a battle, in obscurity,” he said, exchanging glances with his young comrade, “but His Serene Highness still knows you and will receive you graciously.” “So, father, do it,” said the doctor. The doctor seemed tired and in a hurry. - So you think... And I also wanted to ask you, where is the position? - said Pierre. - Position? - said the doctor. - This is not my thing. You will pass Tatarinova, there is a lot of digging going on there. There you will enter the mound: you can see from there,” said the doctor. - And you can see from there?.. If you... But the doctor interrupted him and moved towards the chaise. “I would see you off, yes, by God,” here (the doctor pointed to his throat) I gallop to the corps commander. After all, how is it with us?.. You know, Count, tomorrow there is a battle: for a hundred thousand troops, a small number of twenty thousand wounded must be counted; but we have neither stretchers, nor beds, nor paramedics, nor doctors for six thousand. There are ten thousand carts, but other things are needed; do as you wish. That strange thought that from among those thousands of people alive, healthy, young and old, who looked at his hat with cheerful surprise, there were probably twenty thousand doomed to wounds and death (perhaps the same ones he saw), – Pierre was amazed. They might die tomorrow, why do they think about anything other than death? And suddenly, through some secret connection of thoughts, he vividly imagined the descent from Mozhaisk Mountain, carts with the wounded, the ringing of bells, the slanting rays of the sun and the song of the cavalrymen. “Cavalrymen go to battle and meet the wounded, and do not think for a minute about what awaits them, but walk past and wink at the wounded. And out of all these, twenty thousand are doomed to death, and they are surprised at my hat! Strange!" - Pierre thought, heading further to Tatarinova. At the landowner's house, on the left side of the road, there were carriages, vans, crowds of orderlies and sentries. The brightest stood here. But at the time Pierre arrived, he was not there, and almost no one from the staff was there. Everyone was at the prayer service. Pierre drove forward to Gorki. Having driven up the mountain and into a small street in the village, Pierre saw for the first time militia men with crosses on their hats and in white shirts, who were loudly talking and laughing, animated and sweaty, working something to the right of the road, on a huge mound overgrown with grass. . Some of them were digging a mountain with shovels, others were transporting earth on planks in wheelbarrows, and others stood doing nothing. Two officers stood on the mound, ordering them. Seeing these men, obviously still amused by their new, military situation, Pierre again remembered the wounded soldiers in Mozhaisk, and it became clear to him what the soldier wanted to express when he said that they wanted to attack the whole people. The sight of these bearded men working on the battlefield with their strange clumsy boots, with their sweaty necks and some of their shirts unbuttoned at the slanting collar, from under which the tanned bones of the collarbones were visible, affected Pierre more than anything else he had seen and heard so far. about the solemnity and significance of the present moment. Pierre got out of the carriage and, past the working militia, ascended the mound from which, as the doctor told him, the battlefield could be seen. It was about eleven o'clock in the morning. The sun stood somewhat to the left and behind Pierre and brightly illuminated through the clean, rare air the huge panorama that opened up before him like an amphitheater across the rising terrain. Up and to the left along this amphitheater, cutting it, wound the great Smolensk road, passing through a village with a white church, which lay five hundred steps in front of the mound and below it (this was Borodino). The road crossed under the village across a bridge and, through ups and downs, wound higher and higher to the village of Valuev, visible six miles away (Napoleon was now standing there). Beyond Valuev, the road disappeared into a yellowing forest on the horizon. In this birch and spruce forest, to the right of the direction of the road, the distant cross and bell tower of the Kolotsk Monastery glittered in the sun. All along this blue distance, to the right and left of the forest and the road, in different places one could see smoking fires and indefinite masses of our and enemy’s troops. To the right, along the flow of the Kolocha and Moskva rivers, the area was gorged and mountainous. Between their gorges the villages of Bezzubovo and Zakharyino could be seen in the distance. To the left, the terrain was more level, there were fields with grain, and one smoking, burnt village could be seen - Semenovskaya. Everything that Pierre saw to the right and to the left was so vague that neither the left nor the right side of the field completely satisfied his idea. Everywhere there was not the battle that he expected to see, but fields, clearings, troops, forests, smoke from fires, villages, mounds, streams; and no matter how much Pierre tried, he could not find a position in this lively area and could not even distinguish your troops from the enemy. “We need to ask someone who knows,” he thought and turned to the officer, who was looking with curiosity at his huge non-military figure. “Let me ask,” Pierre turned to the officer, “what village is ahead?” - Burdino or what? - said the officer, turning to his comrade with a question. “Borodino,” the other answered, correcting him. The officer, apparently pleased with the opportunity to talk, moved towards Pierre. - Are ours there? – asked Pierre. “Yes, and the French are further away,” said the officer. - There they are, visible. - Where? Where? – asked Pierre. - You can see it with the naked eye. Yes, here you go! “The officer pointed to the smoke visible to the left across the river, and his face showed that stern and serious expression that Pierre had seen on many faces he met. - Oh, these are the French! And there?.. - Pierre pointed to the left at the mound, near which troops could be seen. - These are ours. - Oh, ours! And there?.. - Pierre pointed to another distant mound with a large tree, near a village visible in the gorge, where fires were also smoking and something was black. “It’s him again,” said the officer. (This was the Shevardinsky redoubt.) - Yesterday it was ours, and now it’s his. – So what is our position? - Position? - said the officer with a smile of pleasure. “I can tell you this clearly, because I built almost all of our fortifications.” You see, our center is in Borodino, right here. “He pointed to a village with a white church in front. - There is a crossing over Kolocha. Here, you see, where the rows of mown hay still lie in the low place, here is the bridge. This is our center. Our right flank is here (he pointed sharply to the right, far into the gorge), there is the Moscow River, and there we built three very strong redoubts. Left flank... - and then the officer stopped. - You see, it’s difficult to explain to you... Yesterday our left flank was right there, in Shevardin, you see, where the oak is; and now we have carried the left wing back, now there, there - see the village and the smoke? “This is Semenovskoye, right here,” he pointed to the Raevsky mound. “But it’s unlikely there will be a battle here.” That he transferred troops here is a deception; he will probably go around to the right of Moscow. Well, no matter where it is, many will be missing tomorrow! - said the officer. The old non-commissioned officer, who approached the officer during his story, silently awaited the end of his superior's speech; but at this point he, obviously dissatisfied with the officer’s words, interrupted him. “You have to go for the tours,” he said sternly. The officer seemed embarrassed, as if he realized that he could think about how many people would be missing tomorrow, but he shouldn’t talk about it. “Well, yes, send the third company again,” the officer said hastily. - Who are you, not a doctor? “No, I am,” answered Pierre. And Pierre went downhill again past the militia. - Oh, damned ones! - said the officer following him, holding his nose and running past the workers. “There they are!.. They’re carrying, they’re coming... There they are... they’re coming in now...” suddenly voices were heard, and officers, soldiers and militiamen ran forward along the road.

Personal life of Yegor Beroev

The gifted and attractive artist is married to colleague Ksenia Alferova, daughter of Irina Alferova and Boyko Gyurov. She was subsequently adopted by Alexander Abdulov (when he married Irina).

Egor Beroev and Ksenia Alferova in their youth

They started dating after filming the series “Moscow Windows” (2001), got married at the end of 2001, and 6 years later the couple had a daughter, Evdokia. Ironically, before marrying Alferova, the actor had a civil marriage, in which a girl was born in 2001, who received the same name.

Egor Beroev with his wife

During the Ice Age show, there were rumors about the artist’s affair with his extraordinary partner. They were repeatedly seen together at the luxurious Ararat Park Hyatt hotel and in various restaurants. In 2018, the actor’s family expanded – he and Ksenia took custody of an orphaned boy with Down syndrome named Vlad.

Evdokia and Vlad

Egor really likes to travel. He visited many countries, including America, India, Africa. And his favorite place to stay was Sicily, where he and Ksenia have their own home.

The actor often wears sunglasses. According to him, his eyes dry out from excessive light, so in this way he tries to protect them.

Beroev's glasses are not part of the image, but a necessity

In his free time, he plays tennis, skiing, and paints in oils.

Beroev and Alferov hounded a police lieutenant colonel