Anastasia Pronina, a young and promising theater and film actress, is neither a spouse nor a relative for a colleague in the creative workshop of Evgeny Pronin, but just a surname. The professional portfolio of the artist already has many theatrical productions and two dozen film works. She is better known to the general public for her characters in the cinematographic projects “What Men Talk About, ” “You Can't Hate Love, ” “Maryina Grove”, “Lord of Dreams”, “Golden Bride” and “Restless Site”. For theaters, she was remembered for playing on the stage in Dangerous Liaisons, Silver Age, Woe from Wit, and One Day We Will All Be Happy.
Anastasia Pronina, a native Muscovite and a native of a family far from the world of culture and art, is at the peak of her popularity today, despite her young age. It was natural talent, multiplied by determination and diligence, that allowed her to become one of the most promising domestic actresses of her generation.
Biography and filmography of Anastasia Pronina
January 27, 1991 in the capital of our country, the future actress was born. Her artistry and indefatigable craving for everything beautiful led to the fact that at the age of twelve she already made her debut in cinema with a cameo in the film Uskov and Krasnopolsky “Give me life”.
From this moment on, the world of cinema fascinated the girl so much that she simply could not think of anything else. At fourteen, Anastasia became a member of the troupe of the Musical Theater of the young actor, in which she went on stage for three years. And after receiving a certificate of secondary education, she, having behind her several theater roles and a film debut, enters the course of Konstantin Raikin at the Moscow Art Theater School.
After graduation, Pronin enters the service at the State Academic Theater named after the Moscow Soviet. Here, after a series of insignificant roles, she begins to appear, being embodied in more important characters. So, in 2013, for her participation in the main role of the theater project “Once we will all be happy, ” she became the laureate of the All-Russian competition-festival of chamber performances “One, Two, Three, ” held in Novosibirsk.
And in 2008, she gets a starring role in the acclaimed film "Fighter's Night." After this, the filmography of the actress begins to rapidly replenish with successful film works, among which the following should be highlighted: "Wild" (2009), "Frivolous murder" (2009), "What men are talking about" (2010), "Maryina Roscha" (2012), "The equation of love" (2012), "Shores" (2013), "Love can not be hated" (2013), "Restless plot" (2014), "Golden bride" (2014), "Got it!" (2015), “Lord of Dreams” (2015), “Rag Union” (2015), “Petersburg. Only for Love” (2016), “Military Fitness” (2016), “Watermelon Peels” (2016).
