Interestingly, have you thought about what part of your life is cinema? Many are sure that it is generally impossible to live without a variety of serials and other similar works. Someone may agree with this, but there will certainly be those who will argue. Today we will not think about what kind of part cinema occupies in the life of every person, but we will talk in detail about one rather well-known actor in the Russian Federation.
Alexander Evgenyevich Dziuba is a fairly well-known personality in Russia and Ukraine, a film and dubbing actor, a director and just a great person. In this article, we will discuss in detail this man, his filmography, biography and much more related to his life. Let's start right now!
Biography before the 2000s
Alexander Dzyuba was born on June 5, 1975 on the territory of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, which existed from March 10, 1919 to August 24, 1991. The place of birth was the rather famous city of Melitopol in Ukraine, whichis part of the Zaporozhye region and is the administrative center of the Melitopol region, as well as the center of the Melitopol agglomeration. It should be noted that the population of this city at this stage of existence is only 155 thousand people.
In 1993, Alexander Dziuba, whose photo is presented in this article, entered the Kyiv State Institute of Theater Arts, and four years later he successfully graduated from it. In the period from 1994 to 1996, the man was an actor at the Lesya Ukrainka State Academic Theater, which is located in the capital of Ukraine.
It is also worth noting that in 1997 a young and self-confident artist began to cooperate with the Roman Viktyuk Theater, and in 1999 he decided to leave it. For the next two years, Dzyuba was a teacher at the acting studio, as well as the director of the State Drama Theater of Estonia, which was located in the city of Tallinn, which is the capital of this state. After some time, the artist was forced to leave the composition of the representatives of this theater, and after that he went to the capital of Russia.
2000 years
In 2001, the man returned to the Moscow Roman Viktyuk Theater again, where he worked for 5 years, and in 2006 Alexander became a director and at the same time a director of quite popular studios such as Young Media, RWS and Tandem Films. In 2010, the rather successful and already accomplished actor Alexander Dziuba, whose filmography will be discussed by us in this material, returned to his favorite theater again. Roman Viktyuk, where he works to this day and does not plan to leave him in the near future.
In addition, it is worth noting that the career of this actor began in 1994, when he took part in a rather popular television play called "This Pretty Demon", which is based on the story "Ivan Ivanovich", written by Nikolai Khvylev. This project was shown on the UT-2 channel on Ukrainian television. The channel was national between January 1, 1992 and September 2004.
Filmography
It happens that the filmography of an actor is divided into several specific categories. For example, someone quite often takes part in series and films, so in this case the signs of differentiation are obvious. But Alexander Dziuba, whose wife is not known to society (it’s hard to even answer if he has one), divided his film career into two main areas: filming and dubbing foreign films.
Right now we will discuss in more detail in which films and TV shows the man took part as an actor, as well as those films in which he was involved in dubbing.
Film shooting
One of the most popular sites about cinema shows that in the period from 1997 to 2015, Alexander Dziuba took part in 23 projects. The very first was the television series "Roksolana: Beloved Wife of the Caliph", which was broadcast on one of the Ukrainian channels. In the same year, the man starred in the TV series "Roksolana: Nastunya", and after 6 years appeared inproject "Poor Nastya", which was broadcast on Russian television from 2003 to 2004.
The next project of this actor was the television series My Fair Nanny, popular in Russia and Ukraine, which has six seasons. There, the actor played a man named Tolik. It is also worth highlighting such tapes as "Kulagin and partners", "Club", "Plus infinity", "Theft", "Park of the Soviet period", "Bet on life", "Everything is for the better", "To be continued", " Lavrova method”, “Without a trace”, “Katina love”, “Poor relatives”, “Queen of the game”, “First date”, “Men's vacation” and many others.
Dubbing
Alexander Dzyuba, as a person voicing cinematic works, is related to 43 tapes. He voiced his first film in 2011, and it's called "No Compromise", starring Jason Statham. By the way, Alexander Dzyuba voiced Luke Evans here.
It is impossible not to highlight such films as "Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon", "Cowboys vs. Aliens", "Mission: Impossible: Ghost Protocol" and "The Man Who Changed Everything", released in 2011.
In addition, several films dubbed by Alexander Dziuba were included in the list of the 250 best films according to one rather popular cinema site. In this case, we are talking about the TV movie "The Dark Knight Rises", which ranks 93rd in the rating.
Also worth highlighting is the film "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey", which took 112 in this ratingplace. One of the most popular tapes, the voice acting of which the actor discussed today is related to, is Django Unchained, released in 2012, which occupies 57th place in the ranking. The latest film to make the list of the 250 greatest cinematic works is The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (192).
Choose any film from today. Happy viewing!
