Maria Stanislavovna Zykova is a well-known Russian actress and TV presenter, a participant in the popular television project of the First Channel "Ice Age-4". She also took part in other entertainment programs as a guest star.
Biography
The future actress was born in the capital city of Moscow in January 1986, on the 25th. Her parents, Stanislav Anatolyevich and Olga Innokentievna, were geophysicists by occupation. This was the reason for the speedy move to Sakhalin Island. The trip turned out to be extremely long and Marussia spent all her childhood on a distant island in the small town of Okha.
In May 1995, a catastrophic earthquake occurred in the neighboring village of Neftegorsk, which destroyed the village in just seventeen seconds. The city of Okha also suffered, in connection with which the Zykov family left the island and moved to Tula.
There Zykova went to school number 4, where she first began to reveal her talents. Prior to that, she was limited to speaking to parents, close friends and relatives. In the theater group, she quickly got used to it and became one of the most popular school actresses.
Career
After leaving school, Maria Zykova decided to go on a casting on regional TV and the tests were successful on two channels at once: "Muz-TV" Tula and "STS-Tula". But for a long time in the "City of gingerbread and samovars" the girl did not stay. After moving to Moscow, she successfully entered the faculty of journalism in GITR.
In 2003, a debut on television. In the melodrama "Always Say Always, " the actress played a cameo role. After that, she wandered around projects and channels for a long time in the hope of finding a permanent job. In 2007, Marusa smiled on luck, and she was able to linger on Channel One in the entertainment show Big Difference.
At first, she worked as a project administrator, but the producers noticed that the girl had an amazing resemblance to the popular TV presenter Ksenia Sobchak - and she was offered to try herself as a parodist. Several small scenes came to the taste of the audience of the program, and Zykova finally moved to the category of actresses of this popular show.
In 2009, the girl was invited to the project "Give youth!" on the STS channel. Roles in the popular youth sketch show brought recognition and recognition. From that moment, Maroussia increasingly began to receive favorable offers from producers of television series and entertainment shows. In total, Marusi has about ten roles in Russian film projects.
