Alexander Gruzdev is a Russian dubbing actor of films and animated films. On his account more than 500 works. Alexander also acts in films and plays in the theater.
Biography and personal life
Alexander Rudolfovich Gruzdev was born on May 9, 1965 in Astrakhan. Now the actor lives in Moscow. He was married three times, and he has 6 children - 5 daughters and 1 son. Alexander was educated at the famous Schukin Theater School, from where he was kicked out for his characteristic hoarseness. He worked at the Center for Drama, Ostankino and Mosfilm. His television career began with the show "Dolls", where he worked as a parodist.
Best work
Alexander voiced cult paintings and cartoons. For example, among his works is the 1999 drama The Green Mile, in which he gave voice to Brian Libby. He also worked on the 1997 melodrama Knocking on Heaven. In it, he voiced Hub Stapel. Among his characters are John Noble from the fantasy “The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King”, Lawrence Macor from the movie “The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring”, Andy Serkis from the movie “Prestige”. Jeremy Ball and Chris Scott from The Matrix in Russian dubbing speak Gruzdev's voice.
Alexander worked on the 2002 drama The Pianist, voicing Andrew Tiernan, on the 2006 thriller The Departed, on the film Braveheart, on the mini-series Spartak: Gods of the Arena. Gruzdev’s voice can be heard in Russian-language versions of such films as “Saving Private Ryan”, “Butterfly Effect”, “Fool Me”, “The Last Samurai”, “Alien”, as well as “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey”, “Military Diver”, "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, " "To Kill a Mockingbird, " and "Troy."
Alexander was invited to voice the characters in the films Die Hard, Terminator, The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, Memoirs of a Geisha, Magnificent Angelica, Dogville and Benny and June. His voice is spoken by the characters of the paintings “Artificial Intelligence”, “Indomitable Angelica”, “Iron Man”, “Equilibrio” and “Life as a Miracle”. Gruzdev also worked on the films "Predator", "Detachment" Anti-Terror ", " Avengers ", " 24 hours ", " Moulin Rouge "and" Sin City ".
Cartoons
Alexander Gruzdev also worked on dubbing animated films. Among his works - "Spirited Away" in 2001, "Laputa Sky Castle" in 1986, "Ice Age" in 2002, "Shrek" in 2001, "Ponyo's Fish on a Cliff" in 2008, "Peerless Mr. Fox", "Road to El Dorado".
Thanks to the work of Alexander Gruzdev, Russian-speaking adults and children can enjoy cartoons such as Pocahontas, Ice Age 2: Global Warming, Ice Age 3: Dawn of the Dinosaurs, Fawn Rudolph, Legends of the Night Watch, and Rio."
