Victoria Isakova so quickly burst onto the wide screen in the television saga "Thaw" that for several years now she has been leading the rating of the most beautiful and sought-after actresses in Russian cinema. And although the actress has the main roles in theater and cinema, it was the image of Inga Khrustaleva that was so fond of and remembered by viewers.
Dreams Come True
Victoria Evgenievna Isakova played a huge number of roles. And avid moviegoers and theatergoers, of course, know her well. Until 2005, the creative career of the actress was more associated with the theater. But in the beginning, even parents were against the choice of a daughter.
Victoria Isakova gave birth in Dagestan in the city of Khasavyurt in 1976. In such a patriarchal republic, there was nothing to even think about becoming an actress. But everything was decided by chance: the family had to move to Moscow when Vika was 13 years old. The reason was the transfer of her older brother to a sports school in the capital. In total, three children were brought up in the family - Vicki still has a sister, and the girl herself was the youngest. Victoria's father served in football clubs, his mother was at home with children.
In Moscow, Victoria studied at a serious language school and her parents hoped that their daughter would choose a prestigious profession. But contrary to her parental will, Victoria entered the Russian Academy of Theater Arts. Having been educated at the RATI, Isakova went to study at the Moscow Art Theater School on a course to Efremov.
A beautiful and talented student was noticed in the theater, and in 1999 Victoria began to play at the Moscow Art Theater. A.P. Chekhov, where he is immediately introduced to the main roles. But two years later she transferred to the troupe of the theater. A.S. Pushkin and even awarded the first theater prize "The Seagull."
In parallel with the theater, Isakova begins acting in films. She began to receive the first roles since 2005 in series. And a year later, Victoria won the "Best Actress of the Year" award at the Chicago Film Festival for her role in the film "Point" directed by Yuri Moroz. Victoria then repeatedly appears in his films. And this is not only a creative union, but also family Yuri Moroz, Victoria’s husband. Victoria was introduced to Yuri by his daughter, actress Daria Moroz. She could not have imagined that subsequently her friend would become her stepmother. But the lovers did not stop the twenty-year age difference. Now this pair is considered one of the strongest in the film business.
