Since 2008, the People's Artist of Russia - Alexander Vyacheslavovich Sirin - has received universal recognition and maximum popularity, having played characteristic roles in the title films "Liquidation" and "Sklifosovsky." Currently, in the creative piggy bank of the famous artist there are already more than seventy film works and many theater projects, which, however, does not stop him at what has been achieved. Indeed, now he continues to actively star in the comedy "My Mom is a Robot" and is considering other new proposals from the directors.
A native of Tallinn, a long-term star of the legendary Lenkom and a native of a hereditary artistic family, he went through a difficult career path to the People's Artist of Russia. Despite the wonderful start-up in the form of family traditions and values, Alexander Sirin, through his own hard work, paved the way to the heights of theatrical and cinematic glory in our country.
Brief biography and career of Alexander Vyacheslavovich Sirin
On March 15, 1955, a talented offspring of the acting couple of the Sirins was born in the capital of Estonia, who was named Alexander. Honored artists of the Estonian SSR Vyacheslav Sirin and Vera Fedorova-Sirina became for the boy real authority in choosing a future career. However, the fate of Sirin Jr. was not favorable to him to the extent that it might have seemed.
Until 1975, Alexander lived in Tallinn, having made three unsuccessful attempts to enter Moscow universities. And then there was a two-year military service in naval aviation and admission in 1977 to the legendary "Pike" on the course of L. V. Kalinovsky. A great desire to be realized as the best actor of theater and cinema allowed Sirin to play the main role in the iconic production of “Proletarian Mill of Happiness” in alma mater. And in the fourth year, the stage of Lenkom already accepted him in the play People and Birds.
It was Lenkom that became a creative home for the artist. Important roles were played here in famous performances: “The Guy from Our City”, “Dictatorship of Conscience”, “Til”, “Memorial Prayer”, “Royal Games”, “Three Girls in Blue” and others. And in 2007, together with actor Maxim Sukhanov, he was awarded the Seagull Prize in the nomination for Best Acting Duet for participating in the performance of Tartuffe. In addition to the theatrical stage "Lenkoma" Alexander Vyacheslavovich Sirin went on the stage of the Theater. Ermolova, where he became a participant in the performance in the production of "Odessa 913 (The Story of a Madness)."
The debut as a film actor took place at Sirin in 1980 with the movie "Adam Marries Eve, " and from the next year he became the permanent actor of the Lenkom theater in the capital, where he has been successfully implementing his acting skills ever since. His filmography includes more than seventy film works, among which are the following: “Mikhailo Lomonosov” (1986), “Dossier of Detective Dubrovsky” (1999), “Golden Calf” (2005), “Liquidation” (2007), “Pelageya and White Bulldog "(2009), " Brest Fortress "(2010), " Split "(2011), " Sklifosovsky "(2012-2017), " Van Goghi "(2018).
