Darya Moroz

Darya Yurievna Moroz (russian: Да́рья Ю́рьевна Моро́з; born 1 September 1983) is a Soviet and Russian film and stage actress, Honored Artist of Russia (2015).Дарья Мороз // peoples.ru
/ref> She is a two-time winner of the Nika Award (2009, 2015). She is best known for starring in the TV series ''Gold Diggers''.

Biography

Darya Moroz was born in Leningrad, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union (now Saint Petersburg, Russia). Darya grew up in a family of actors, she started acting at an early age. She made her debut at the age of three months in the movie '' Dear, Dearest, Beloved, Unique...''. As a child, Darya engaged in artistic gymnastics, but the coach did not see in her talent gymnasts. Then there was a period of training in figure skating, and Darya even ranked second in the same competition. There were other children's interests: animation studio, painting, theatrical studio.

In the years of study at the school Daria continued to act in films, starring in five films: ''The Family Man'', ''Black Square'', ''Russian Ragtime''. After listening to them, Daria wanted to change caused during his school years, the decision to enroll in college theater and acting at MGIMO.

By this time Georgy Daneliya invited her on a first major role in the comedy ''Fortune''. It was on the set of this picture Darya was determined to become an actress. For the film ''Fortune'' Darya was awarded a special mention of the jury of the festival Kinotavr 2000.

Darya Moroz entered the Moscow Art Theatre School, in the course of Roman Kozak and Dmitry Brusnikin. In 2003, she graduated and was accepted into the troupe of the Chekhov Moscow Art Theatre.

In 2005, she graduated from producer faculty of Higher Courses for Scriptwriters and Directors (workshop of Vladilen Arsenyev).

In 2009 she participated in the music program ''Two Stars'' on Channel One paired with Pelageya.

Personal life

*First husband Andrei Tomashevsky (born April 20, 1972), director. They parted because of Andrei's unwillingness to have children.
*Second husband Konstantin Bogomolov (born July 23, 1975), Russian theater director, poet. Darya and Konstantin met in 2009, when Bogomolov invited her to play the role of the rich young widow Eulampia Kupavina in his play ''Wolves and Sheep'' based on the play of the same name by Alexander Ostrovsky in Tabakerka Theater. Darya was then married. The marriage was registered on May 11, 2010.''Vadim Vernik''
Дарья Мороз и Константин Богомолов: Театральный роман длиною в бесконечность. — Режиссёр и актриса — в рубрике Вадима Верника «Особый взгляд»
// ok-magazine.ru (3 November 2016) On August 18, 2018, they divorced, remaining on good terms.
**Daughter Anna Bogomolova (born September 6, 2010), ''Anastasia Kozlova''
Дарья Мороз стала мамой. — Актриса родила дочку.
Комсомольская правда // kp.ru (7 September 2010) studies at a German school at the Embassy of Germany in Russia, located in Moscow, as well as at a children's music school, plays tennis.''Lika Bragina''
Дарья Мороз: «Дочь мудрее меня — я была эгоисткой». — Актриса рассказала «ТН» о родителях, непростом характере, гармонии в семейных отношениях, воспитании дочери и грядущих премьерах
// tele.ru (12 July 2017)

Filmography

*1984 '' Dear, Dearest, Beloved, Unique...'' as Gerochka
*1991 ''The Family Man'' as Kolyvanov's daughter
*1992 ''Black Square'' as Luda Merkulova
*1993 '' Russian Ragtime'' as Mitya's Mitya's daughter
*2000 ''Fortune'' as Masha Sorokina, bride
*2000 '' Athens Evenings'' as Natasha
*2001 ''Savage'' as Varya
*2001 ''Salome'' (TV Series) as Katerina Bronina, Salome's sister
*2002 '' Women's Logic'' (TV Movie) as Vika Korzun
*2002 ''Kamenskaya 2'' (TV Series) as Vika Ulanova
*2003 ''Blues Theater'' (TV Series) as Anna Astakhova
*2004 '' Women in A Game Without Rules'' (TV Mini-Series) as Masha Peredreeva
*2004 ''Farewell Echo'' (TV Series) as Oksana Perfilieva
*2005 ''The Fall of the Empire'' (TV Series) as Katya
*2005 ''Multiplying Grieve'' (TV Mini-Series) as Lena Ostroumova
*2006 ''Point'' as Nina
*2006 '' Nankin Landscape'' as Nadya, Zhen-zi
*2008 '' Live and Remember'' as Nastya
*2008 ''Thaw'' as Natasha
*2008 ''The Apostle'' (TV Mini-Series) as Lida
*2008 ''Brothers detectives'' (TV Series) as Katya Mukhina
*2008 ''Frenchman Serge'' as Irina
*2009 ''Pelagia and the White Bulldog'' (TV Series) as Governor's wife Lyudmila Platonovna
*2009 ''Jumping Bottlenose Dolphin'' as Maya
*2009 ''Two Ladies in Amsterdam'' as Svetlana
*2009 ''Trap'' (TV Mini-Series) as Vera
*2010 '' The House of the Sun'' as Gerda
*2010 ''French Doctor'' (TV Series) as Larissa
*2011 ''Dostoevsky'' (TV Series) as Sasha Schubert, actress
*2011 ''Black Wolves'' (TV Series) as Vera Samarina
*2011 ''The Forgotten'' (TV Mini-Series) as Anya
*2011 ''Do Not Cry for Me, Argentina'' (TV Series) as Alla
*2011 Cedar' Pierces the Sky'' (TV Series) as Alla Kantorovich
*2011 ''Fairytale.Is'' as Barbie
*2012 '' Conductor'' as Olga
*2012 ''No Witnesses'' (TV Series) as Lena
*2012 ''Steel Butterfly'' as Tatiana
*2012 ''Kraplyony'' (TV Series) as Veronika
*2014 ''Department'' (TV Series) as Alena Ivanovna Revnivtseva, lawyer
*2014 '' House with Lilies'' (TV Series) as Taisia
*2014 ''The Long Way Home'' (TV Series) as Nadya
*2014 ''Inquisitor'' (TV Series) as Kira Eduardovna Falk, department press secretary
*2014 '' The Fool'' as Masha
*2014 ''Hold Me'' (TV) as Maria Ozerova
*2015 ''The Dawns Here Are Quiet'' as Maria, apartment proprietress
*2015 ''Santa Mazaev and Zaitsev'' (TV Mini-Series) as Rita Zaitseva
*2015 ''Pioneers-heroes'' as Katya Eliseeva
*2016 ''Graphomaniac'' as Veronika
*2016 ''Crime'' (TV Series) as Sasha Moskvina
*2016 '' Collector'' as Ksenia (voice)
*2016 '' When the Stars Collide'' as Raisa Gorbacheva
*2017 '' Red Bracelets'' (TV Series) as Alyona
*2019 ''Gold Diggers'' as Lena Shirokova
*2023 ''Mira'' as Svetlana

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1983 births
Living people
Soviet actresses
Soviet child actresses
Russian child actresses
Russian film actresses
Russian television actresses
Russian stage actresses
20th-century Russian actresses
21st-century Russian actresses
Honored Artists of the Russian Federation
Recipients of the Nika Award
Moscow Art Theatre School alumni
Actresses from Saint Petersburg