Makar Igorevich Tikhomirov. Born on January 6, 1997 in Kyiv. Ukrainian theater and film actor.
Makar Tikhomirov was born on January 6, 1997 in Kyiv.
Father - Tikhon (Igor) Tikhomirov, director. Mother - Irina Mak, actress of the Drama and Comedy Theater on the Left Bank (Kyiv).
From an early age, Makar was behind the scenes of the theater. As he said, once on the door of his mother's dressing room there was even a sign "Quiet! Makar is sleeping," and he slept outside the door while Irina Mak played on the stage of the theater. Moreover, Makar left a scar from the theater for life: “I was three years old, once again I was sitting backstage, waiting for my mother, and decided to lean on the back. And it was a stool. And I flew headlong into such devices that backstage. Then it was still such heavy iron body kits. I remember how my mother came running, hugging my head, looking at my hands, and they were all covered in blood. Everyone was shocked. "
At an early age, he began acting in films, making his screen debut at the age of 10 in the TV series You Can't Command Your Heart. Later, at the age of 14, he played a prominent role - Max - in the sports drama directed by Akhtem Seytablaev "Champions from the Gateway".
He was offered to star in the popular project “Birthday of the Bourgeois” - the role of the son of the protagonist (Bourgeois) shone, but then, as a teenager, Makar refused: he had other interests.
He went in for sports - aikido and football. In high school, he became interested in dancing, doing hip-hop, and pretty quickly he was taken to an adult team. "It was my real triumph. Boys and girls of 19-30 years old danced there. I was 15," he said.
After leaving school, he entered the Kyiv National University of Theatre, Film and Television named after Karpenko-Kary.
He played on the stage of the Kiev Academic Drama and Comedy Theater on the left bank of the Dnieper - he was busy in the play "Twelfth Night".
He starred in the films “Death to Spies. Hidden Enemy (Yuri Koretsky), Line of Light (Bald), When You Love Me (Gosh), Cyborgs (Major).
He played one of the main roles in Roman Brovko's melodrama "Rain Flowers". His hero is Andrey, Nina's half-brother (Mila Sivatskaya). They are the same age and are in the same senior class.
Andrei has become isolated after the recent death of his mother, he is in conflict with everyone, and his classmates mock him. And only Nina immediately imbues Andrei with sympathy.
