The popular theater and film actress Julia Chiplieva is a native of Sochi and comes from a family far from the world of art and culture. However, despite her still young age, she managed to break through to the heights of artistic fame in our country. Today, she already has more than a dozen film works and a lot of theater projects, which undoubtedly indicates her high working capacity and a desire to develop in the profession and further, without stopping at the achieved level.
The ex-wife of the domestic heartthrob Stanislav Bondarenko - Yulia Chiplieva - did not immediately connect her destiny and professional career with theatrical stages and film sets, having received her first higher education at a university with a financial bias. But the natural gift and the desire to transform into various characters, in the end, overpowered the routine, and in a very short period of time she was able to receive universal recognition from the public and the cinema community.
Short biography of Chiplieva Julia
On February 7, 1985, the future Russian film star was born in the tourist city of Sochi. Despite the fact that the family was far from the acting environment, the girl from early childhood began to show interest in this particular profession. Fine plasticity, choreographic abilities and a complete lack of shyness in public did their job, and parents arranged their daughter in the Golden Hope Theater. It was here that Julia received the necessary acting base, which was useful to her later, because the troupe performed in many cities of Russia and even took part in international festivals.
And then there was an attempt to learn theater skills at the Sochi branch of GITIS at the age of fifteen, returning to their high school six months later due to "poor preparation in the institution" and "they will not teach anything new here." Parents at that time did not support Chiplieva in her desire to move to the capital to study at the head institution of GITIS, and therefore, after receiving a certificate of secondary education, she studied at the local economic university for two years, and then transferred to the Moscow Finance Academy.
However, the career of a financier was not very interested in the girl, all of whose dreams were associated with the scene. Therefore, instead of finding a job in the specialty, Julia enters GITIS on the course of Alexei Sheinin. In 2013, she graduated from the theater university, and from that time on, her real acting life begins. Her thesis works: the performances The Bride (Larisa Dmitrievna) and The Last Warning (Sonya), became her theatrical debut. After that, the stage of the Mossovet Theater became her theater house, where she first appeared on the stage, playing in the production of Yuri Yeremin “Casting” (the character of the main character). In addition, Julia Chiplieva successfully collaborates with the agency Lyuba Korotkova, entering the stage in a variety of roles.
The debut in the cinema of the novice actress took place in 2012, when she starred in the mini-series "Lucky in Love" and the title film "The Travelers-3", which tells about the life of railway employees. And then her filmography began to rapidly replenish with new film works, among which the following should be highlighted: "Syndrome of understatement" (2013), "Leave to return" (2014), "My sister, Love" (2014), "Dad for Sofia" (2014), “Moon” (2014), “Queen of Beauty” (2015), “Friday” (2016).
The latest cinematic projects with the participation of Yulia Chiplieva include the drama Life Ahead, the comedy Ivanov-Ivanov and the detective Queen at Performance.
