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Andrey Feskov - Biography, Date of Birth, Place of Birth, Filmography
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Andrey Feskov is a popular actor in Russian theater and cinema. He was born on a small farm Gartsaevka in the Bryansk region on January 18, 1978. After moving to St. Petersburg, he began studying law at St. Petersburg State University and at the same time began his studies at the theater school "Kadr" at the Lenfilm film studio. Feeling there a craving for work on stage, Feskov entered Filshtinsky's workshop at the State Academy of Theater Arts in St. Petersburg. Immediately after graduation, the young artist received an invitation to work in the troupe of the Gorky Bolshoi Drama Theater (Tovstonogov). There Feskov served for two years, after which he moved to the Theater of Satire on Vasilievsky.
It is noteworthy that the very first serious roles of Andrei Feskov, Porfiry in the classic production based on the novel Crime and Punishment and Kolka the Red in the short film Margantsovka, were played by him during his student days. But even then they brought the actor the recognition and love of the public. The effect was reinforced by episodic appearances in serial films by Cook and Sonya the Golden Pen. After that, invitations from directors with offers to appear with them literally fell on Feskov. This is how numerous films with Andrei Feskov appeared: the comedy Garden (2008), the crime drama Podsadnaya (2010), the fantastic action movie Novaya Zemlya (2008) and the melodrama Unloved (2011). In addition to them, the sympathy of the audience was won by the images embodied by Feskov in the series Dostoevsky (2010), the Moon at its zenith (2007), The cry of an owl (2013), Stranger among his own (2012), Marked (2013). All these pictures attract not only by the artist's charisma, but also by their versatility.
Andrey Feskov is no less interesting in his theatrical role. The artist's track record includes participation in the production of "Goodbye, boys!" based on the work of the legendary Bulat Okudzhava, appearance in the image of Barkalov in the play based on Ostrovsky's comedy composition "Blazh!", appearance as a priest in the performance "Salem Witches" and as Mercutio in Shakespeare's immortal play "Romeo and Juliet".
Andrey Feskov has brown eyes, naturally blond hair color, light skin and medium lips. The shape of the face is oval, the forehead is high, the hair is straight, thick. Andrey Feskov changes his hair color, giving preference to dark. The actor has a medium straight nose and a rounded chin. The actor is 170 cm tall, no tattoos.
