Mariya Mironova is an Honored Artist of the Russian Federation, winner of the Golden Eagle, Golden Mask, Star of the Theater, Figaro, and Crystal Turandot awards. Her extraordinary beauty and boundless talent conquered the audience from the first appearance on the screens. Despite the fact that in childhood she did not dream of being an actress, the stellar genes of her parents took their own.
Early childhood
When the most famous Soviet actor Andrei Mironov and the outstanding artist Ekaterina Gradova gave birth to a daughter, her future profession, it would seem, was predetermined by fate. With the appearance of Maria, date of birth - May 28, 1973, everyone was sure that she would continue the dynasty of artists.
But from an early age, the girl loved to dance. She attended an ordinary circle, although she dreamed of ballet school. Loved to put on interesting outfits, move to the music and imagine herself as a young Maya Plisetskaya.
When Masha's star parents divorced, she began to live with her mother. Her father went to another family, adopting a child there (also Maria). With her dad she saw not as often as she would have liked. From him Masha inherited not only attractiveness, but also characteristic of the actor sophistication, mannerism, calmness and strength of mind. Was quiet, a little wordy, liked to observe what was happening around.
Youth and debut in the film industry
For the first time on the wide screen, Maria Mironova appeared, being a child, in the movie "Seventeen Moments of Spring". She was then held in the arms of her own mother, who played the radio operator Cat. The real role she was presented to fulfill at the age of ten in "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer." The girl played Becky Thatcher, although not much wanted it. But parents insisted, and the daughter was not able to refuse. The actress still remembers how afraid of the Indian Joe, forty-degree heat Sukhumi, naughty bull, bad-smelling goat and cold cave.
When she was 14 years old, a tragedy happened in her life - her father died. She was very worried, for a long time could not recover. This loss made a lot of things to rethink and quickly grow up.
In her school years, Maria did not plan to become an artist. But at the last moment changed her mind and applied to the Shchukin School. And successfully entered! But she was there for a short time. After the first course she went on maternity leave, gave birth to a son Andrew. A year and a half later, she decided to finish her studies, but already in VGIK. And it was then that she realized that the whole soul clung to the profession of actress, ready to devote herself to this business. In 1997, she was awarded a diploma.
Theater career
Maria first went on the stage of the theater while still studying. It was a short etude "Lullaby for a daughter." Immediately after graduation, Mironova was invited to "Lenkom".
Debut was the play "Crazy Day, or The Marriage of Figaro". Then followed "Two Women", "City of Millionaires", "Barbarian and Heretic", "The Taming of the Shrew" and others. The theatrical biography also includes productions in which she participated in the State Theater of Nations. The game of the actress was excellent. She felt each character, piercingly portrayed passionate Carmen, majestic Phaedra, graceful Mademoiselle. With each performance on stage, she improved and developed. Maria gave all of himself, the audience saw it and appreciated it dearly.
Having conquered the theater stage, a new life stage began - shooting in the movies.
Participation in films
In 2000, Mironova took part in the movie "Russian rebellion" and "Wedding". She did not have to achieve success and fame for a long time. Outstanding talent, acting skills, attractive appearance did everything themselves. She was loved by the audience from the first appearance on the wide screen. Film critics also highly appreciated her game.
She starred in dozens of films, worked in pairs with many famous Russian actors. Directors made her many offers, and Mironova began to appear in movies and TV series more and more often. The most popular films with her participation were: "Oligarch", "Parcel from Mars", "Night Watch", "Day Watch", "Moscow, I Love You!", "Scream of the Owl". And this list can be continued for a long time. She appears in successful projects, because she very carefully approaches the choice of the script, understands the characters in detail.
Her professionalism is impressive: on the set she is always energetic, full of energy and inspiration. She easily adapts to any conditions, quickly finds a common language with the rest of the process. Worthy of the highest praise, as she looks in the frame.
Personal life of the actress
She had her first marriage while still a student. Then the young and attractive Maria Mironova was charmed by Igor Udalov. The girl soon became pregnant and gave birth to a son Andrew. Some claim that the biological father of the child is Anton Yakovlev, with whom she met in the college. Be that as it may, but the son's full name is Andrei Igorevich Udalov.
In 1999, they parted, the actress went to Dmitry Klokov. Then he worked as an adviser to the President of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Together they lived about five years.
The third husband was Alexei Makarov. Together they were a little more than a year. Maria herself denies the existence of this union.
Excessive attention from correspondents forced Mironova almost never to talk about her personal life. The artist tries to hide as much as possible everything that happens in her heart affairs, so as not to give reasons for another portion of rumors and speculation.
Today the actress continues to create. She plunged headlong into the world of cinematography and is filmed in several pictures at once. Learn about her further plans and achievements can be found in the catalog of artists on the website kontramarka.de.
Filmography (favorites):
1981 - "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn".
2000 - "Russian Revolt"
2000 - "Wedding"
2002 - "The Oligarch"
2004 - "Night Watch"
2005 - "The State Counselor"
2006 - "9 Months"
2006 - "Day Watch"
2008 - "Grandpa as a Gift"
2008 - "Nobody But Us"
2009 - "Moscow, I Love You!"
2009 - "Sniper: The Weapon of Vengeance."
2011 - "Treason"
2013 - "The Three Musketeers"
2013 - "Scream of the Owl"
2014 - "The Son"
2015 - "Homeland"
2016 - "About Love"
2016 - "Garden Ring"
2017 - "Salute 7"
2017 - "Dr. Richter"
2018 - "Speakerphone"
2019 - "Billion"
2019 - "Robo"
