Childhood
Yuri Belyaev was born in 1947 in a small village in the Omsk region. Soon his parents, employees, moved to Stupino, in the Moscow region. Little Yura grew up to be a real hooligan and was registered in the children's room of the police. The parents tried to channel their son’s irrepressible energy into a peaceful direction.
At first, Belyaev tried to study at a ballet school, but his mother did not like the fact that her son walked around the stage in tights. She took him from there with a scandal.
Then Yura began to engage in athletics, pole vaulting. But the young man was hit by a motorcyclist, and due to a leg injury, Belyaev no longer attended the section. However, Yuri Belyaev, whose biography and personal life today are closely connected with acting, never planned to take up sports seriously.
He said that he was unlucky with his coach. Yes, and it was difficult to do. Considering that in those days there were no special sports shoes, no real poles, no mats: you had to fall straight onto the sand.
Yuri Belyaev would have been loitering around and sooner or later would have ended up in criminal history if one day his neighbor had not called him to a rehearsal of the People's Theater. Classes in the theater studio inspired Belyaev, he began to dream of the big stage and of becoming famous.
Yuri Belyaev now
In 2020, the actor played the role of the main antagonist in the two-part action film Petrovich. Yuri Belyaev got the role of the crime boss Prince, who comes to former riot police officer Petrovich to collect his son’s debts and learns that it was Petrovich (Igor Bochkin) who was to blame for the death of Prince’s brother during the raid.
Yuri Belyaev in the film "Petrovich"
In addition, in 2020, Yuri Belyaev appeared in several minor roles. In the film adaptation of Leo Tolstoy's novel Anna Karenina, the actor played the role of Emperor Alexander II, in the spy detective film Sleepers he appeared as FSB General Alexander Nefedov, and also played in the social drama Next to Us, which tells about the growth of ultra-radical ideas among youth movements.
Also in 2020, it became known that the actor began filming the drama “White Shaman”, in which he plays the role of the famous psychic and hypnotist Wolf Messing.
Path to glory
12 years have passed since Yuri Belyaev came to the theater studio until he received his diploma in acting education. He did a lot of different things before he became famous! And a loader, and a factory worker, and a janitor. I had to serve in the army for several years. Yuri Belyaev does not like to remember those years.
He really didn’t like it in the barracks, where he had to live side by side with hundreds of soldiers every day. The future actor dreamed of freedom and loneliness. Belyaev said that after demobilization he slept for some time at home on the balcony: he wanted privacy and peace so much.
Yuri Belyaev auditioned for the acting department for several years and entered only on the fourth attempt. When he was finally accepted into the Higher Theater School named after. Shchukin, he was not delighted.
Apparently, he had been pursuing his dream for so long that he was simply tired of waiting. And in his second year, Yuri Belyaev even thought about picking up the documents. He immediately wanted fame, recognition, a dizzying career. Studying was difficult and did not fit in with Belyaev’s romantic ideas about acting.
Notes[ | ]
- ↑ 12
Decree of the President of the Russian Federation B. Yeltsin No. 812 of August 4, 1995 “On the conferment of honorary titles of the Russian Federation.” // kremlin.ru - ↑ 12
Today Yuri Belyaev turns 65 years old. TV channel “Russia-Culture” // tvkultura.ru (August 28, 2012) - Yuri Belyaev: biography, filmography, photos, news. Website "Around TV" // vokrug.tv
- https://stuki-druki.com/authors/Belyaev-Yuriy.php Stuff
- ↑ 1 2 Denis Zinchenko
. Yuri Belyaev: “Culture in a cultureless country will remain a stepchild.” Newspaper “Sobesednik” // sobesednik.ru (March 13, 2016) - The SVR recognized the television series “Duels” as one of the best works about Russian intelligence. Official website of the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation // svr.gov.ru (source: RIA Novosti, December 28, 2010)
- Yuri Belyaev was awarded the medal of the Federal Drug Control Service of the Russian Federation “For Assistance”. Cinema // acrostih.ru (April 8, 2014)
- ↑ 1234
Names. Yuri Belyaev, actor: biography, interviews, photographs, work in theater and cinema, prizes and awards. Website “Encyclopedia of Russian Cinema” // 2011.russiancinema.ru - Russian film award "Golden Aries" of the Guild of Film Scholars and Film Critics of Russia. Winners of 1995. // rudata.ru
- International festival of film actors "Constellation" of the Guild of Cinema Actors of Russia. Winners of 1997. // rudata.ru
- Old Yalta: “Together” breaks records. — The closing ceremony of the XIV International TV and Film Forum “Together” took place at the Livadia Palace. Official website of the International Television and Film Forum "" (Yalta) // itcf.ru (September 11, 2013)
- Laureates of the XXIII International Film Forum “Golden Knight” 2014. Official website of the International Film Forum “Golden Knight” // zolotoyvityaz.ru (June 1, 2014)
Career
Yuri Belyaev became an actor, according to Wikipedia, back in 1975, when he was accepted into the Moscow Taganka Drama and Comedy Theater. He served here for 35 years. Playing on the same stage with legendary artists at first greatly inspired Yuri Belyaev, but gradually the realization came that he did not get the roles that he wanted to play.
He left and returned to the theater several times. And yet, in 2010, after a conflict with the wife of director Yuri Lyubimov, Belyaev left the theater completely.
The fame that the provincial actor so dreamed of, he received thanks to cinema. Yuri Belyaev has a fairly extensive filmography. The actor made his screen debut in 1972, in the short film “Boots.” In 1985, the film “Gunpowder” was released, where Belyaev got the main role.
A couple of years later, the actor played in several more worthy works: “Lying Once,” “Moonzund,” “Servant,” “Sheremetyevo-2.”
Films and TV series with the participation of Yuri Belyaev, which viewers enjoy watching today:
- "That woman in the window";
- "Thief";
- "Countess de Monsoreau";
- "Family Secrets";
- "Russian Amazons";
- "The teacher-in-law";
- "Judge" and others.
According to the latest news in 2020, very soon we will see Yuri Belyaev in the multi-part mystical melodrama “White Shaman”. The actor will play Wolf Messing himself. Another multi-part film with his participation is in production: “Miracle Worker.”
Creativity[ | ]
Theater roles[ | ]
- Shuisky (“Boris Godunov” by A. S. Pushkin)
- Unknown (“House on the Embankment” after Yu. V. Trifonov)
Taganka Theater
- Koroviev, Doctor (“The Master and Margarita” after M. A. Bulgakov)
- Jason ("Medea")
- Demin (“Alive”)
- Egor Ivanovich (“Mother”)
- Victor Viktorovich (“Suicide”)
- Andrzej ("Rush Hour")
- “Listen!”
- "Comrade, believe..."
- "10 days that shocked the world"
Theater "Hermitage"
- Azef ("Azef")
- He ("White Sheep")
- Fyodor Vasilievich Protasov (“Living Corpse”)
Theater "Modern"
- "Love in two acts"
Filmography[ | ]
- 1979 — — Vasily Belov, young biologist
- 1983 - The Mystery of the Blackbirds - Percival Fortescue
- 1985 - Gunpowder - Nikolai Pavlovich Nikonov, Commissioner of the People's Commissariat of State Control of the RSFSR
- 1985 - Strangers don’t walk here - Chumakov, repeat offender nicknamed “Plague”
- 1985 - Victory (USSR, East Germany) - Paul Duclos, journalist from France Presse
- 1986 - Descended from Heaven - Ivan Ivanovich, Hero of the Soviet Union
- 1987 - Moonsund - Alexander Vasilyevich Kolchak, admiral
- 1987 - Having lied once - Alexander Grigorievich Kryukov, Soviet conformist artist
- 1987 - Veld - Michael Stone, head of the family
- 1988 - Servant - Pavel Sergeevich Klyuev, Gudionov’s personal driver
- 1989 - Hell, or a File on Oneself - Belyaev, front-line officer, Gulag prisoner
- 1990 - Regicide - Emperor Alexander II
- 1990 — — Igor Nikolaevich, cooperator
- 1991 — — A. V. Sukhovo-Kobylin
- 1991 - Cynics - Sergei, Bolshevik commander
- 1991 — — Georgy Vasilyevich Fedorenko, investigator
- 1991 - Wife for the head waiter - Nikolai, crime boss nicknamed "Duke"
- 1993 - This woman in the window... - Valerian Chernyshov, circus performer
- 1994 - Forget-me-nots - Fyodor, the first husband of Sofia Mikhailovna
- 1995 - Play for a Passenger - Kuzmin (“Dad”), aka Gurfinkel
- 1997 - Countess de Monsoreau - Comte de Monsoreau, chief trapper of France
- 1997 - Thief - Sanya (at the age of 48), Katya’s son
- 1997 - The circus burned down and the clowns fled -
- 1998 — — Konstantin, director of the company
- 1999 - D.D.D. Dossier of detective Dubrovsky - Viktor Valeryanovich Chasovoy, lawyer Irinarkhov
- 2000 - Russian revolt - Mironov, commandant of the Belogorsk fortress
- 2001 — — Colonel Ruyanov (“Filin”, “Commander”)
- 2001 - Dark Night - Investigator
- 2001 — — Polyanin
- 2001 - Cobra (film No. 2 “Black Blood”) - Nikita Banin
- 2002 - Family secrets - Alexander Nikolaevich Ermakov, head of Service Bank
- 2002 — — Gordin
- 2003 - Savior under the birches - Father George, rector of the temple
- 2003 — — Alexey "Boatswain"
- 2003 - Tabloid Binding - Methodius
- 2003 — — Gordin
- 2003 — — Evdokimov, huntsman
- 2004 — — Kotov, grandfather general
- 2004 — — Anatoly Vasilievich, Anna's father
- 2004 — — "Joker"
- 2005 — — Yuri Klimenko (“Klim”)
- 2005 - Escape - Guryev, father of Irina Vetrova
- 2005 - KGB in a tuxedo - Vorontsov, KGB general (prototype - Alexander Sakharovsky)
- 2005 - Satisfaction - Matigny
- 2005 - Leningrader - rear admiral, curator of the Nikolaev family
- 2006 — — Victor, director
- 2006 — — Pavel Sergeevich (Pavlik), crime boss
- 2006 — — Evgeniy Petrovich, school teacher
- 2006 — — Konstantin Ivanovich Khomutov (“Spinoza”)
- 2006 — — Vasily Ignatov, NKVD major
- 2007 — — Kalashnikov, head of the military school
- 2007 — — Boris Bogomolov, former thief in law nicknamed “Bogomol”
- 2007 — — Vladimir Petrovich Rusakov
- 2007 — — Yan Davydovich, curator
- 2007 - Route - retired colonel
- 2007 — — Yuri Aleksandrovich Kuznetsov, general, head of department
- 2007 — — teacher
- 2007 - Sonya - Golden Pen - Doroshevich, writer
- 2007 - Kuka - Nikita Konstantinovich, Lena’s father
- 2008 — — Everansky
- 2008 - Polar Bear - Leonid Pavlovich Khryapa, boxing coach of Alexandra Platoshina
- 2008 — — Vasily Nikolaevich Dolgopyatov, pharmaceutical tycoon
- 2008 - Marevo - Pyotr Fedorovich, mayor
- 2008 — — Yuri Mikhailovich Shamanov, famous artist
- 2009 - Kremlin cadets - Vasily Makarovich Romanenko, lieutenant general, former head of the military school
- 2009 — — Boris Valerievich, general
- 2009 - Taras Bulba - Kirdyaga, Koshevoy Ataman
- 2009 - (film No. 1 “Razumovsky’s Diamonds”) - Lev Razumovsky
- 2009 — — Vladimir Petrovich Rusakov
- 2009 — — Alexey Golovin, rector of the St. Petersburg Academy
- 2009 - Justice of Wolves - Sergei Arkadyevich Polyakov, Mika's father
- 2010 - Kandahar - Sokovatov
- 2010 - (film No. 2 “US Government vs. Rudolf Abel”) - Rudolf Abel (William Fisher), Soviet illegal intelligence officer
- 2010 — — Boris Bogomolov
- 2010 — — Nikolai Ivanovich Medvedev, FSB Colonel
- 2010 — — Semyon Mikhailovich, investigator
- 2010 - Bros 2 - Yuri Nikolaevich Orlov (“Condor”), manager of the military veterans fund
- 2011 — — Timur Borisovich Kashaev, prosecutor, colonel
- 2011 — — Alexey Alekseevich Krymov, FSB Colonel
- 2011 — — Boris Mikhailovich Proskurin, Deputy Minister of Maritime Transport
- 2011 - Kiss of Socrates (Crime novel) (film No. 6 “The Secret of the Golden Apostles”) (Belarus) - Jan Nimzowitsch, director of the historical club
- 2012 — — Boris Bogomolov
- 2012 — — Georgy Vasilyevich Surkov, Vice President of Mercury Bank
- 2012 - Once in Rostov - Matvey Kuzmich Shaposhnikov, lieutenant general, first deputy commander of the North Caucasus Military District
- 2012 - Personal life of investigator Savelyev - Boris Borisovich Kolotov, Savelyev’s friend and boss in the Investigative Committee
- 2012 — — Innokenty Stepanovich Grokholsky, chief physician of the clinic
- 2013 — — Vadim Efremov, writer and journalist
- 2013 — — Mikhail Anatolyevich Danilov, general
- 2013 — — Maxim Georgievich Slastyonov
- 2013 - (Ukraine) - Vladimir Igorevich Golitsyn
- 2014 — — Mikhail Mikhailovich Baryshev, retired detective
- 2015 — — Fomich, crime boss
- 2015 — — Mustafa Bey, Turkish Ambassador
- 2015 — — Leonid Dmitrievich Bolotin, Head of the Department of Pharmacology of the USSR Ministry of Health, Deputy Minister
- 2015 — — Robert Georgievich Shatov, businessman
- 2017 — — Colonel Chebranov
- 2017 - Sleeping - Alexander Ilyich Nefedov, FSB general
- 2018 — — Wolf Messing
Personal life
Yuri Belyaev, his biography, personal life, wife, children, of course, are of interest to the artist’s fans. It is especially interesting to find out how much the actor’s on-screen images (mostly tough, principled men) correspond to Yuri Belyaev himself. What is he like in life?
In the program “The Fate of Man,” the actor spoke frankly about personal matters (video). He noted with regret that because of his profession, he did not see his older children grow up, so today he cannot boast of a warm, trusting relationship between them.
Yuri got married quite early, at the age of 24, but he failed to build a strong family with his first wife Galina. Immediately after the marriage was registered, many unresolved everyday issues arose, and the relationship between the newlyweds began to deteriorate.
Children were born into the family: son Alexey and daughter Olga. Belyaev immediately realized the responsibility that fell on his shoulders. He understood that children would be brought up by his example, imitate their father. True, Yuri really didn’t like the fact that he was at home in fits and starts, occasionally, and the children didn’t actually see their father. But Belyaev could not leave the profession.
Wikipedia writes that in 1998, 7 years after the first divorce, the actor had a son, Alexander, in his second marriage. The actor forever remembered the words of his second wife, who demanded that he be at home with his family at least on weekends.
When Belyaev divorced for the second time, he did everything to prevent his son from moving away from him like the first children. I rented an apartment to meet with the boy and, at the first opportunity, invited my son to spend time together.
There was a time when Yuri Belyaev hit a bad patch in his biography and personal life, his second wife left him, he left the theater. Then the actor became seriously ill.
This period in his life made him look at many things differently. And, probably, that “militant pessimism” that was always present in the actor even more ingrained in him. However, his health gradually returned, Belyaev began to be invited to act more and more actively, and life went on as usual.
Love will come unexpectedly...
Before his fateful meeting with actress Tatyana Abramova in 2013, Yuri Belyaev was sure that he would never contact the actress. Many of his colleagues seemed deceitful and unreal to him. But one day at the Kinoshock festival in Anapa, he suddenly met a beautiful stranger with charming curls.
He watched raindrops flowing down the woman’s hair and realized that some unknown feeling was arising within him.
That evening, Yuri Belyaev and Tatyana Abramova, whose wedding took place a year after they met, could not stop talking for a long time. Belyaev was so excited and interested that he gave Tatyana a real interrogation. The actress even joked that he was probably a former journalist: Yuri literally bombarded her with questions.
But most of all Abramova was surprised that the actor knew nothing about her. And this despite the fact that they once starred in the same film, only without sharing scenes on the set!
Tatyana was immediately captivated by the fact that Yuri was able to find an approach to her sons. And one day he simply handed over the keys to his Moscow apartment so that the actress could stay there while he was on tour. Belyaev made his marriage proposal to Tatyana with a caveat: after the wedding, we’ll go get married right away!
The almost 30-year age difference does not prevent Yuri and Tatyana from living in perfect harmony.
Belyaev admits that his wife captivated him with her cheerfulness, and he even loved celebrating birthdays. And Tatyana admits that no one has ever surrounded her with such love and care as her current husband.
We learned about Yuri Belyaev, biography, personal life of the actor, his wives and children, and now let's look at a photo from the personal archive of the Honored Artist of the Russian Federation.
Confession[ | ]
State awards, prizes and titles[ | ]
- 1991 - laureate of the USSR State Prize - for the role of Pavel Sergeevich Klyuev in the film “Servant” (1988) produced by the Mosfilm film studio
. - 1995 - honorary title “Honored Artist of the Russian Federation” - for services in the field of art
[1].
Departmental awards and prizes[ | ]
- 2010 - laureate of the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation - for playing the role of Soviet illegal intelligence officer Rudolf Abel in the second feature film of the television series "" entitled "The US Government against Rudolf Abel" (2010)
[6]. - 2014 - medal (FSKN of Russia) - for playing the role of writer Vadim Efremov in the anti-drug feature film "" (2013)
[7].
Public awards and prizes[ | ]
- 1989 - Soviet trade union prize in the field of literature and art - for the role of Nikonov in the film “Gunpowder” (1985)
[8]. - 1995 - Golden Aries award from the Guild of Film Scholars and Film Critics of Russia in the nomination “For the diversity of talent and the embodiment of images of contemporaries”[9].
- 1997 - prize “For the best leading male role” at the international festival of film actors “” of the Guild of Film Actors of Russia - for playing the role of Count de Monsoreau in the television series “Countess de Monsoreau”
[8][10]. - 2002 - prize "For Best Actor" at the III Russian Festival of Television Feature Films "" in Arkhangelsk - for playing the role of oligarch Ermakov in the television series "Family Secrets" (2001)
[8]. - 2002 - prize "For Best Actor" at the international film festival "Brigantine" in Berdyansk - for playing the role of Colonel Ruyanov ("Owl") in the feature film "" (2001)
[8]. - 2013 - special prize of the Interparliamentary Assembly of the CIS Member States at the XIV International Television and Film Forum in Yalta[11].
- 2014 - diploma “For deep penetration into the character” of the XXIII International Film Forum “Golden Knight” in Tomsk - for playing the role of writer Vadim Efremov in the anti-drug feature film “” (2013)
[12].
