Daria Moroz is a talented and extraordinary actress. She prides herself on her unusual appearance, which opens up a wide range of interesting roles for her. The girl chose her life partner to match: in 2010, Daria married theater director Konstantin Bogomolov. Her husband became famous for his daring experiments on classical productions. However, in 2018 it became known that the family tandem of the actress and the director broke up after 8 years of marriage.
A child from a creative family
The future actress was born on September 1, 1983 in Leningrad. Daria's parents at that time had not yet achieved significant success in their careers, but soon her father, Yuri Moroz, became famous thanks to his directorial work in the films "Dungeon of the Witches" (1990), "Black Square" (1992) and the TV series "Kamenskaya" (1999). And her mother, Marina Levtova, got into the cinema at the age of 17, then graduated from VGIK. By the age of 40, she has played over 50 roles in movies and TV shows.
Daria also made her debut on the big screen early. Even as a baby, she flashed in the picture of Dinara Asanova "Darling, dear, beloved, the only one." Moroz played her first big role in the film "Fortune" by the famous director Georgy Danelia. The painting was released in 2000. In a small episode, the mother of the young actress Marina Levtova also starred. As it turned out, this work was the last in her life. A young woman died in the suburbs while riding snowmobiles with friends. She did not live up to her 41st birthday a little. At that terrible moment of the accident, her daughter was also sitting next to Levtova, but, fortunately, Daria survived and escaped with only a few fractures.
The tragic incident changed Frost's life forever. She and her father supported each other and learned to live again together. When another woman appeared in the life of Yuri Moroz, actress Victoria Isakova, she accepted her calmly. Daria herself, meanwhile, graduated from the Moscow Art Theater School in 2003 and joined the troupe of the Chekhov Moscow Art Theater.
Moroz worked a lot in the theater. After a successful youthful debut, she consolidated her success in cinema, having already become a certified actress. In 2006 she played a prostitute in the drama Point, directed by Yuri Moroz. And two years later, she again attracted attention in the film adaptation of Valentin Rasputin's story "Live and Remember". For the second work, Daria was awarded the prestigious Nika Prize.
Love twists and turns
The actress is one of the people who prefer not to advertise their personal life, and speaks very sparingly with journalists on such topics. Daria did not immediately report on important events related to her marital status, and she never commented on some facts mentioned in the press.
For example, people from Moroz's entourage told reporters that during her student years, the girl was surrounded by crowds of fans. But all the novels were fleeting and frivolous. In addition, Daria has repeatedly said that she does not believe in the institution of marriage. In 2008, on the next shoot, she met director Andrei Tomashevsky, who was 10 years older than the actress. Soon, romantic relationships were added to professional relationships. Dasha in love, it seems, was not at all embarrassed by the marital status of her chosen one. After all, Tomashevsky was married and raised a little daughter. As the director himself later admitted, it was difficult for his wife to come to terms with the specifics of her husband's profession. Unlike her, the director did not have such problems with Daria Moroz, since she herself works in the cinematic environment.
While Tomashevsky was deciding the issue of divorce, he and his new lover lived in a civil marriage. According to some reports, the official registration of relations with the young actress never took place. When and under what circumstances the couple broke up is also unknown. Daria never commented on this novel, she appeared at social events alone or in the company of her friends, and if she was present somewhere with Andrei, she tried not to get into the lenses of photographers with him.
Marriage with a provocative director
According to rumors, Moroz prompted an affair with another director, Konstantin Bogomolov, to part with Tomashevsky, whom she later married. In a television interview shown as part of the program "While everyone is at home," Daria spoke about the circumstances of the fateful meeting. In fact, the future spouses met 5 years before the start of a romantic relationship. Then their short communication did not have a continuation.
In 2009 Konstantin worked at the Oleg Tabakov Theater on the play "Wolves and Sheep" based on Ostrovsky's play. When he needed an actress for the role of Evlampia Kupavina, a young widow, Bogomolov remembered about his old acquaintance Daria Moroz. From the very first days of their joint work, those around them began to notice that the director was literally fascinated by the girl. However, he did not force events, trying to win Daria's friendly disposition. The couple walked a lot, spent time together after rehearsals. And at the premiere it was already obvious to everyone that Moroz and Bogomolov were having an office romance.
Konstantin was born in 1975 into an intelligent Moscow family. His father was a renowned film critic and film critic. Unlike his older sister Olga, who continued the work of the head of the family, Bogomolov Jr. graduated from the philological faculty of Moscow State University. Then he was interested in directing, and the young man received his second education at GITIS on the course of Andrei Goncharov.
In 2007, the name of Bogomolov thundered in theatrical circles after the success of his production of Much Ado About Nothing, representing a non-standard approach to the classics. The performance was awarded the Seagull Theater Prize. Since then, not a single director's premiere has gone unnoticed by the public. Until the end of 2013, he worked at the Chekhov Moscow Art Theater, then moved to the staff of the Lenkom Theater.
With his future wife, Konstantin first lived in a civil marriage. When it became known about Daria's pregnancy, the couple legalized their relationship. Moreover, as Moroz recalled, they approached this issue so informally that they did not even purchase wedding rings. And on September 5, 2010, the couple had a daughter, Anna.
For several years this union seemed idyllic. However, in 2018, several publications published information about the separation of Moroz and Bogomolov. The journalists learned from people from the close circle of the spouses that each of them has long been busy with his own life. Konstantin gives all his strength to his career, often goes on business trips. Daria also works a lot and is engaged in raising her daughter. Answering questions about her marriage, the actress did not hide that the relationship had come to a logical conclusion. In mid-2018, the couple filed for a divorce.
Soon the news leaked to the press about the novel by Bogomolov and TV presenter Ksenia Sobchak. Moroz was persistently contacted for comments on this matter. She once again refused to be frank with the press. True, she noticed that she maintained a good relationship with her ex-husband. They continue to work together in the theater, and Daria also played one of the main roles in Bogomolov's debut work on television - the series "Kept Women".
