Danila Kozlovsky is a very popular Russian actor. He is young, talented, and has won several awards. Recently, Danila vividly embodied on the screen the image of Valery Kharlamov in the film "Legend No. 17". But even before this role, Kozlovsky managed to become a noticeable phenomenon in our cinema.
The future actor was born in Moscow in 1985. We grew a little dope, as did his two brothers, Yegor and Ivan. Due to by no means exemplary behavior, the boy was expelled from several schools, although at the age of nine, Danila starred in the film “Simple Truths”.
And in 1996, mother and stepfather sent Danila and his brothers to reeducate in the St. Petersburg cadet corps. Studying in the corps benefited Young Kozlovsky, tempered his character and will.
At the end of the cadet corps, Danilu was waiting for study at the military academy, a successful career of an attache loomed ahead. But Kozlovsky decided to meet his dream - to be an actor - and entered the St. Petersburg Academy of Theater Arts.
In his film "Garpastum" (2005). And Danila Kozlovsky, as they say, woke up famous.
In 2008, a fantastic picture “We are from the Future” was released on the screens. Kozlovsky won the hearts of viewers.
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Another notable image is a great game in the 2012 spiritless movie. For the role in this picture, Danila Kozlovsky is recognized as the best actor and awarded the Golden Eagle.
The peak of Kozlovsky’s artistic work today is the superbly played image of Soviet hockey star Valery Kharlamov in the aforementioned Legend No. 17.
Film critics believe (and not without reason) that Danila Kozlovsky is destined to become a hero of Russian cinema at least for the next decade.
