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Denis Kmit - Biography, Date of Birth, Place of Birth, Filmography
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Denis Alekseevich Kmit is a Soviet and Russian film actor. The famous artist Nikolai Gritsenko is considered his real father. At the same time, Denis Kmit was born in the family of the famous Soviet actor Leonid Kmit, who played Petka in the ageless film Chapaev. The real name of the official father is Alexei, so his son's patronymic is Alekseevich. The actor's mother, Galina Kmit, works as a photojournalist. Back in the days of the USSR, she gained fame at home and abroad, and now her photographs are presented at exhibitions in various countries.
The first film with Denis Kmit was shot in 1967, when the actor was still 6 years old. At the age of 21, he graduated from the Moscow Art Theater School. M. Gorky. After that, in 1982, a film was released that made the artist famous. It was the well-known painting by Leonid Gaidai of Sportloto-82, in which Kmit played one of the main roles. He got the image of the dude Pasha, who was the fiance of the main character, played by Svetlana Amanova.
After a great start in Gaidaev's film, which could have paved the way for the actor to fame, a tragic incident happened. Denis Kmit was drafted into the army and during the service fell from the 2nd floor. At the same time, he received a serious injury and left the job of a film actor for a long time. For many years, the artist's new occupations were painting and poetry, which he did, being tied to a wheelchair.
The actor lived outside of filming for ten years. After this time, he again returns to the film industry, starring in the film Ka-ka-du from director Sergei Gurzo Jr. The main role for the movie was written specifically for this talented actor. His character is a veteran of the Afghan war. The hero becomes disabled during fierce battles and, returning home, is forced to retrain as a mafia.
However, only in 1999 the actor will play for the first time a positive character in all respects in the series Turn of the Key. This movie with Denis Kmit is still the last, fourth tape of the artist. In addition to his roles in films, he also participated in the documentary Unknown Version 2008-2009 about the outstanding films of the Soviet film industry.
Denis Kmit has brown eyes, naturally dark hair, fair skin and medium lips. The shape of the face is rectangular, the forehead is high, the hair is straight, soft. Denis Kmit does not change hair color, preferring natural. The actor has a large, straight nose and a rectangular chin. Denis Kmit wears glasses. The actor's height is 183 cm, no tattoos.
