The domestic idol of millions of teenagers - Konstantin Davydov - is a native of the Moscow region and comes from a family far from the world of culture and art. An ordinary teenager, at the age of twelve, by chance, who was on the set of the action movie "Code of Honor" and played an episodic role, changed all his life attitudes in an instant and resolutely took up the realization of his acting career.
Behind the creative life of Konstantin Davydov there are two theatrical productions in the Gogol Center, where he is still listed in the troupe today (The Christmas Tree by the Ivanovs and Ostrov). But he nevertheless received the greatest recognition for his cinematic work, in which he was noted by more than a dozen film works.
Biography and filmography of Konstantin Davydov
On July 20, 1990, a future theater and film actor was born in the Old Town of Kupavna, Moscow Region. After his unexpected cinematic debut, Kostya was just waiting for him to receive a certificate of secondary education in his hands in order to play in the capital's theater university. It turned out to be the Boris Shchukin Theater Institute (course of Valentina Petrovna Nikolaenko), which he graduated in 2012.
For the graduation performance "Three Sisters", where Konstantin played Baron Tuzenbach, he was awarded the diploma "For the best performance of the role" at the IV APART festival.
While still studying at the legendary theater university, Davydov noted a number of film works in the projects "Law and Order: Criminal Intent", "Capercaillie. Continuation" and "Pasechnik". And then there was “Turkish Transit” and the mystical series “Chernobyl. Exclusion Zone”, incredibly popular among youth audiences, where he starred in the title role (character Pasha Vershinin). From that moment on, his popularity reached a new level, where the name of a promising actor entered the galaxy of modern young talents in our country.
Currently, his filmography is already filled with more than a dozen films, among which the following should be highlighted: "Last minute - 2", "IT Rota", "Practice", "Moscow. Three stations", "Provocation", "Dembel", "Code of Honor - 4", "Code of Honor - 5", "Capercaillie - 2".
An interesting fact is that many of his phobias (driving a car after an accident and fear of heights) a talented actor could overcome on the set without using the services of stuntmen, which undoubtedly deserves special respect.
