Alexey Panin is probably one of the most extraordinary actors who needs no introduction. The star of numerous comedies, crime and war films has long been known throughout the country for his scandalous behavior. But, despite his reputation, it is impossible to deny his acting talent - all his characters are distinguished by their extraordinary volume and charisma.
Childhood of the actor
On September 10, 1977, in Moscow, a son, Alexei, is born into a Soviet intelligent family. His mother was a well-known journalist and editor of the Nauka publishing house, and his father was an engineer in one of the defense institutes of the Soviet Union. The boy was brought up in severity, he studied well, was seriously involved in water polo and even dreamed of becoming a professional athlete. A great future in sports could await Alexei, but he abruptly quit training and began to live for his own pleasure.
For some time he attended the theater studio of Vyacheslav Spesivtsev. The young man had no particular desire to become an actor; he accidentally saw an ad for a recruitment and the very next day he successfully passed the interview.
Over the years of study, the young man, due to constant moving, changed many schools. The boy lived with his parents, then with his grandparents. As a result, the time of troubles (this was in the early 90s) and the lack of stability in life were not in vain. He decided to become a gangster boss. Mom, noticing the condition of her son, insisted on entering GITIS. Alexey playfully passed the audition, and his life went from a completely different angle.
Actor career
The future star received his first roles while still in his first year at GITIS. Work in the films "Who, if not us" and "The Romanovs. Crowned family”became the reason for the student's expulsion. Later, Alexei recovered, but still could not finish his studies to the end. Panin was again invited to a cameo role. After the expulsion, the actor began to often receive invitations to small roles in various films. His most famous work at the moment was the role of Pys in the army comedy "DMB". Later there were Ippolit from the movie Down House, Bely from the comedy Don't Even Think, Mamochkin from the military drama Star. The last work brought the artist the State Prize of the Russian Federation.
In the 2000s, Panin's career took off, he was constantly filming, they began to recognize him on the streets, he was interviewed. Alexey was literally bombarded with scripts and proposals for new filming. “Four taxi drivers and a dog”, “Zhmurki”, “Tumbler”, “Flock”, “Mirage”, “Spy”, “Holy Cause”, “Soldiers” - the charismatic actor played brilliantly in these films.
Personal life of Alexey Panin
The hooligan character of the star is known to many. As a rule, Alexei's fame contributes to the settlement of conflicts, but several times the case went to court. As a rule, this is petty hooliganism. So, a vacation in Tuapse ended for him with a loud scandal, in 2011 an actor beat a woman in a cafe, two years later in Alushta Panin injured a man who crashed into his car. Defeats in hotels and restaurants, walking naked in public places, fights, orgies - all this has become the norm for a young man.
Oddly enough, such a reputation does not prevent the actor from easily starting a relationship with the opposite sex. There were a lot of women in his life, but the longest can be called the relationship with only three of them. His first common-law wife was Yulia Yudintseva, their breakup took place in 2008, but litigation over their common daughter Anna continues to this day.
Panin's second wife was Tatyana Savina, in 2011 they had a daughter. This was followed by an even shorter marriage with Lyudmila Grigorieva. The girl quickly left Alexei, and he tried to commit suicide. However, the suffering was short-lived, and he was carried away by her friend Tatyana. In 2016, they officially registered the relationship.
Today Panin is filmed less and less. He decided to devote himself to video blogging. On YouTube, the actor has a channel called "Hypovosti", where he covers topical events or talks with less scandalous colleagues.
