Daniil Strakhov

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Daniil Strakhov
Born Daniil Alexandrovich Strakhov
(1976-03-02) 2 March 1976
Moscow, Soviet Russia
Occupation Actor
Years active 1996present
Spouse(s) Maria Leonova (2000–present)

Daniil Alexandrovich Strakhov (Russian: Дании́л Алекса́ндрович Стра́хов; born 2 March 1976) is a Russian actor. Internationally, he is the best known for his role of Vladimir Ivanovich Korf in television series Poor Nastya and Captain Lisnevsky in film Transit.

Personal life

In 2000, Strakhov married fellow actress Maria Leonova.[1]

Filmography

Year Title Role Notes
1996 Karera Arturo Ui Unknown
1999 Budem Znakomy Vadim (TV Series)
2000 Maroseyka, 12 Tolik Shatkevich (TV Series)
2001 Novogodnie Priklyuchenia Sergei
Pyatyi Ugol Edik
Severnoe Sianie Vadim
Syishiki Slavik (TV Series)
2002 Brigada Vitaliy Suhotsky (TV Series)
Villisy Manager (Mini Series)
Glavnie Roli Sendi
Zhenskaya Logika 2 Dmitri Tkachenko
2003 Vsegda Govori Vsegda Dmitri Grozovsky (TV Series)
Evlampia Romanova: Manicure for the Dead Mikhail Romanov (TV Series)
Lushchi Gorod Zemli Anton
Bednaya Nastya Vladimir Ivanovich Korf (TV Series) (2003–04)
2004 Vsegda Govori Vsegda 2 Dmitry Grozovsky (TV Series)
Deti Arbata Yuri Sharok (Serial Film)
Zvezdochyot Victor Kostromitin (TV Series)
Torgashi Nikita Ikushkin
2005 Talisman Lubvi Daniil Dronov (TV Series)
2006 Vsegda Govori Vsegda Dmitry Grozovsky (TV Series)
Grozovie Vorota Senior Lieutenant Pankratov
Zharkiy Noyabry Oleg Radin
Peregon Captain Lisnevsky
2007 Gioconda na asfalte Kirill
Lubovy Na Ostrie Nozha Alexander Loginov
Naturshica engineer Pozdnyshev
Voyna i Mir Andrei Bolkonsky (dubbing) (TV Series)
2008 Blazhenaya Roman
Igra Azis
My iz Budushego Senior Lieutenant Demin
Sudebnaya Kolonka Anton Nikitin
2009 Isaev Vsevolod Vladimirov (Maxim Isaev) (TV Series)
Lovushka Stanislav German
2010 Mika & Alfred Mika, Alfred

Awards and nominations

Year Award Category For Result
1988 Moscow Debuts Awards Best Actor Peterburg Won
2001 Chaika Award Fatal Man The Picture of Dorian Gray Nominated
2002 International Festival of Theatre Schools Best Actor Fatherless Won
Youth of Century Awards Best Actor Nominated
2006 Consellation Festival Special Jury Prize Transit Won

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