They say that talented people are talented in everything, and these words can quite be attributed to the young actor Dmitry Martynov. Starting his career in cinema from filming in advertising as a very young boy, he gradually grew into a good actor with decent filmography.
Now this is already an accomplished actor with his fans. And he really has a lot of talents: he acts in films, voices foreign films, plays the piano perfectly and sings. It is thought that such abilities will be in demand both in the cinema and in other genres of art.
Biography
Dmitry Alexandrovich Martynov was born in 1991 in Moscow. He grew up a mobile and energetic boy, and everyone around him noted his natural artistry. Therefore, after several samples, he was taken to shoot commercials. The charming boy worked perfectly for the camera, performed all the tasks of the director and looked very organically on the video.
The next experience in filming for television is the Yeralash film magazine (1974-
) Dima got both funny and serious roles, and he coped with all perfectly well. Fun stories were watched by both adults and children, and each new story brought the audience a lot of joy.
The young actor got really serious experience in cinema when he was just thirteen years old: he was invited to the casting of the film “Night Watch” (2004) by Timur Bekmambetov based on the novel by Sergey Lukyanenko. At the tests, Dima was asked to tell some terrible story, and he told the most terrible place from the picture "The Mummy", which he recently watched. They listened to him and let him go, and immediately the next candidate came in.
Dima did not know what to think and what to do - it was interesting whether he passed or not. Two days later, they called him and said that he was approved for the role of Yegor. This one was very nice, but then great difficulties began: according to the plot of the film, the hero Martynov is an excellent swimmer and diver, and he himself was completely unable to swim. Nothing to do - he enrolled in the pool and the shortest time learned to stay on the water and dive. What you won’t do for the sake of art!
The family also took part in this process: mother brought her son Lukyanenko’s book so that he could completely immerse himself in the atmosphere in which he would have to be on the set. Dima faithfully read the book and was ready to shoot.
Actor's career
Martynov coped with his role perfectly, although he did not appear on the screen so much. However, when Timur Bekmambetov decided to remove Day Watch, he did not see anyone else but Yegor in the role of Yegor. In 2005, this film was released, in which Dmitry had to play many more scenes and prove himself more than in the previous film. He again coped well with the role, and therefore it can definitely be said that his contribution is also in the fact that this film has become as popular as The Night Watch.
During the filming, Dima could watch the work of such celebrities as Konstantin Khabensky, Maria Poroshina, Vladimir Menshov, Galina Tyunina, Victor Verzhbitsky, Zhanna Friske and others. Two films in a row rallied the actors and creators of the film, most likely the entire film crew enjoyed working together. And some of them had the idea to make a comedy called "Night Bazaar" (2005) based on two popular films. The idea was embodied in a good fantastic action movie, where Martynov again played the role of Yegor. The acting team then included actors Gosha Kutsenko and Maria Mironova.
So in his very young years, Martynov was lucky to star in three full-length films, and even with such a talented team. After this, the young actor was noticed, and he began to receive invitations to other projects.
The episodic roles did not frighten Dmitry, because he understood that he needed to gain experience in different settings and with different actors. And when he was invited to small roles in the TV series The Talisman of Love (2005) and the film Lesnaya Tsarevna (2005), he happily agreed. It so happened that this year was very “fruitful” for him in the role, and he had to work hard to manage to attend school and act in films.
There is another moment in his biography when he played the same hero in two series. This is the role of Timur Savelyev in the series "Stepmother" (2007-2008) and "Adult Games" (2008). He also managed to light up in the popular series "Daddy's Daughters" (2007-20013), where he played a student of Antipov.
Martynov got a more serious role in the film “On the Game” (2009), and then he participated in the continuation of this picture entitled “On the Game. A New Level” (2010). The film was shot by Pavel Sanaev, known for the film "Bury Me Behind the Baseboard". The team of the picture consisted of young actors who played cybersportsmen who received in real life the abilities that they had before in the game. Now they have to decide how to use these abilities, because there are a lot of temptations and deception around.
In addition to filming in paintings, Martynov also successfully engaged in voice acting: his voice is spoken by the characters in the film "Fairyland" based on the story "Peter Pan", as well as in the animated films "Happy Tooth" and "Polar Express". In the latter, he voiced not just anyone, but Tom Hanks himself.
