Childhood and youth of Marat Basharov
Marat Basharov was born in Moscow into a simple working-class family from Northern Izmailovo: his mother worked as a cook, his father worked as a plumber.
As a child, Marat had an obedient disposition. But as soon as he went to first grade, he immediately became known as a hooligan: he was constantly given two marks for his behavior, and once he was almost expelled. But it was at school that the future actor met his best friends, with whom he still maintains relationships. Their opinion and presence in life is still very valuable for Marat.
The tomboy's parents found an outlet for his stupid energy and sent him to the figure skating sports section. A little later, this helped him achieve quite good success in hockey (Marat trained at the Sports Palace in Sokolniki). The young man enjoyed attending freestyle wrestling and football classes.
In 1991, graduate Marat Basharov passed a competition for the Faculty of Law of Lomonosov Moscow State University. And at the same time, his half-brother, knowledgeable in art and working as a theater critic at that time, invited him to try out for the small role of Duke Cecil in the production of “The Canterville Ghost,” which was staged at Sovremennik. The director just needed a young guy. Surprisingly, Marat was immediately approved for two whole seasons.
Having become acquainted with the underside of the acting profession and experiencing incomparable emotions from going on stage. In 1993, he dropped out of Moscow State University and applied to the Theater School. Shchepkina. To the audition, wanting to distinguish himself from other applicants, he brought a balalaika and dashingly danced to its accompaniment, thereby winning over the selection committee.
Daughter of Marat Basharov - Amelie Basharova
Marat Basharov’s daughter, Amelie Basharova, was born in 2004, and Elizaveta Krutsko became her mother. The baby received a beautiful name in honor of the heroine of the French film of the same name.
The girl studies at school, she loves to swim, draw and attends music school. She roller skates and bicycles, loves to play snowballs and go down the slide. Enjoys visiting water parks and amusement parks.
Amelie moved to live with Marat and his new wife, since her mother had her third baby. She dearly adores her brother, and also communicates well with Elizaveta Shevyrkova. By the way, the girl recently got a boyfriend, Andrei, who shows her quite childish attentions.
Actor career
During his student days, the aspiring actor starred in commercials and also worked as a watchman in a clothing store. And Marat Basharov’s film debut took place in 1994 - he got a tiny role as a tank driver in Nikita Mikhalkov’s psychological drama “Burnt by the Sun.” Then his last name was not even included in the credits.
In 1998, Marat graduated from “Sliver” and was immediately invited to work in several theaters. But the young man decided not to join the staff as a theater actor, because he did not want to become attached to the theater and make himself dependent on the will of the chief director.
Just in the year of graduation, Nikita Mikhalkov decided to give the young actor a place in the cast of the film “The Barber of Siberia.” It is the role of cadet Polievsky that Basharov considers his first outstanding work. After hard work on the set of “The Barber of Siberia,” Marat developed a fairly close and warm relationship with Mikhalkov. By the way, he calls him his “film dad.” Friendship was also established with Oleg Menshikov, who played the cadet Tolstoy.
In 1999, Marat starred in “Voroshilovsky Shooter” by Stanislav Govorukhin. The actor tried on the image of a villain - he played the scumbag rapist Zvorygin. At the same time, the failed lawyer was involved in the theatrical production “Woe from Wit” directed by Oleg Menshikov.
Real fame knocked on the door of Marat Basharov in 2000 after a series of memorable roles: in the film “Wedding” by Pavel Lungin (village boy Mishka) and the television series “Border. Taiga Novel" by Alexander Mitta (Lieutenant Stolbov).
The actor spoke especially warmly about his latest work. According to him, working with such a legendary director is happiness for any actor. It’s also nice that during the filming of “Border,” Basharov’s childhood dream came true - he played a “war game” in a real forest, with real weapons and in real uniform. His on-screen partner was the beautiful Olga Budina.
But in Pavel Lungin’s melodrama “The Wedding,” Marat initially got the role of the drunkard Garkusha, a friend of the main character. But Basharov literally fell in love with Krapivin’s character and clung to Lungin with requests to give this role to him. The director gave up and tried out Basharov.
“I stubbornly resisted and insisted on trying out. He grabbed onto Lungin with what is called a death grip. And there were a lot of tests. In the end, it was me and another actor left. Then Pavel asked Maria Mironova, who had already been cast as the main character, with whom she would like to play, that is, who exactly is more drawn to Mishka. The girl thought and chose me. It turns out that I pulled out this role with my own teeth,” said the actor. By the way, at the Cannes Film Festival the film “The Wedding” earned a special prize “For the acting ensemble.”
After “The Wedding” and “Borders,” which premiered six months apart, critics began vying with each other to talk about a new star of Russian cinema. Basharov overnight became a sought-after actor. In 2000, the famous Eldar Ryazanov invited him to the film “Quiet Pools”, then the actor appeared in the TV series “Cobra”, “The Ideal Couple”, and the drama “Oligarch”, where he played the corrupt investigator Koshkin.
In 2003, Marat was given the role of Mitya Gridnev in The Turkish Gambit. Basharov was in seventh heaven, as he had always been a great connoisseur of the work of Boris Akunin.
A landmark work in Basharov’s filmography was the drama “72 Meters” (2004), where he played an officer of the submarine “Slavyanka”, which crashed at depth.
Film career
In 1998, Basharov graduated from college and immediately received an offer from Mikhalkov to star in another of his films, “The Barber of Siberia.” The role of cadet Polievsky, who maintains friendly relations with the main character, became the actor’s first notable work.
In 1999, another master of Russian cinema, Stanislav Govorukhin, invited Basharov to the dramatic film “Voroshilovsky Shooter”. Marat played a negative hero.
In 2000, television viewers glued themselves to the screens, carefully watching a love story against the backdrop of border guard service in the TV series “Border. Taiga novel." Director Alexander Mitta assembled a unique cast and skillfully showed the public beautiful natural views.
Marat Basharov worked for the first time with leading actors - Alexey Guskov, Mikhail Efremov, Renata Litvinova. The role of Ivan Stolbov became stellar for him.
In the same year, Pavel Lungin directed Maria Mironova and Marat Basharov in the leading roles in the film “Wedding”. Basharov literally begged for a chance to film, which Lungin later did not regret. The film received a positive response from the audience, and at the Cannes festival Fr.
Since 2000, the actor continued to actively act in films. He worked with Eldar Ryazanov in the film “Quiet Whirlpools”, played Mitya Gridnev in the high-profile film “The Turkish Gambit”, based on Boris Akunin’s novel about Fandorin.
Fate itself brought Basharov to the conclusion that he was destined to become an actor. Marat Basharov in his youth, becoming a law student, and being a passionate and determined person, went to the theater to audition. The director needed a young guy for a small role and, thanks to his charisma and talent, the student was cast in a play called “The Canterville Ghost.”
Having learned what the acting profession is, Marat decided to enter the Higher Theater School named after M. S. Shchepkin. Knowing how old Basharov is (today the actor is 43 years old), it’s hard to believe that he played in almost 80 films, not counting his work in the theater and participation as a presenter in such television projects as:
- "The fight of extrasensories";
- "Mr. and Mrs. Media";
- "Glacial period";
- "Ice and Fire."
The most famous works of that time in cinema were:
- "Border. Taiga novel."
- "The Siberian Barber".
- "Wedding".
Personal life of Marat Basharov
For a long time, Marat Basharov was in a civil marriage with Lisa Krutsko. Their relationship was sealed in accordance with Islamic customs - the reading of nikah. In 2004, their common daughter, Amelie Basharova, was born. In 2009, due to the romance that broke out between Basharov and Tatyana Navka, Elizaveta broke up with her husband, but they subsequently continued to communicate.
The affair with Navka did not receive a logical continuation, and over the next few years, Basharov was more than once credited with relationships with Svetlana Khodchenkova, Miss Russia 2010 Alisa Krylova, and swimming instructor Anna Sazonova.
In 2014, the philanderer of Russian cinema formalized his official relationship with Ekaterina Arkharova (niece of Emmanuel Vitorgan). The wedding took place in May, and already in October the media was full of headlines: “Marat Basharov beats his wife!”
Ekaterina was taken to the hospital with numerous injuries. Having recovered from her injuries, she came to Andrei Malakhov’s studio, where she confirmed the fact of the beatings, and also spoke about the attacks of cruelty that her husband suffered from, and about his addiction to alcohol. Soon the couple divorced.
Marat Basharov’s new life partner was Elizaveta Shevyrkova, a bank employee with whom the actor had a fleeting romance even before his relationship with Arkharova. The girl was a passionate fan of Basharov - she was the first to write to him on a social network asking for a meeting. Elizabeth is 13 years younger than her chosen one. In September 2020, they formalized their relationship in one of the capital's registry offices. The actor’s close friends, Alexander and Ekaterina Strizhenov, were seen at the ceremony.
The common child of Marat and Elizabeth, son Marcel, was born in July 2020.
In May 2020, Shevyrkova made a confession. According to her, for some time Basharov controlled himself and was very nice, even when he was drinking. But when she was three months pregnant, he drank, lost his temper, and tried to strangle her. While intoxicated, the actor allowed himself both physical and emotional violence: he claimed that Catherine was ugly, that he was with her only because of the child and pity. The girl forgave him and put up with his antics for some time, but when Basharov broke her nose, and at that time a child was sitting in Catherine’s arms, she packed her things and left.
By religion, Marat Basharov is a Sunni Muslim. Off the set, he is very outgoing, assertive and confident. He is still interested in sports, plays hockey, football and tennis, but at the same time he likes to drink beer and dumplings for a snack. The actor prefers a sporty style in clothes, and values understanding and honesty in women. One of the main advantages of a man is that he does not feel dependent on money. But he has a fear: the actor is afraid of loneliness.
Basharov loves Russian fairy tales and claims that he would be very happy to work for free in their film adaptations. He likes domestic films, in particular, he has watched the film “The Cranes Are Flying” many times.
Family and children of Marat Basharov
The family and children of Marat Basharov are a source of his pride, since the guy was brought up in strict traditions. He does not hide the fact that he is a Tatar by nationality and a Muslim by religion. At the same time, Marat and all his relatives profess such a branch of faith as Sunniism.
The young man always considered a member of his family not only his parents and stepbrothers, but also his “film dad” Nikita Mikhalkov, who gave him a start in big cinema.
Marat has few children; he had two children from different women, whom he sees constantly. He tries to devote every free minute to the kids and tells them Russian folk tales, which he has been studying for a long time and wants to star in film adaptations for free.
The actor has a daughter, Amelie, from his first civil marriage. The girl was born on September 6, 2004. After the birth of Elizabeth's child, Amelie expressed a desire to live with her father.
The 14-year-old daughter and Marat’s young wife developed a very trusting relationship, so the girl now lives with her father’s new family.
In his last marriage, Basharov had a son, Marcel. The boy was born on July 28, 2020. Elizabeth does not work and devotes herself entirely to raising her son and maintaining home comfort.
Marat Basharov now
In the spring of 2020, Basharov admitted that he beat all his wives. Because of this (and also against the backdrop of the scandal with Regina Todorenko, whose careless statement started a discussion about domestic violence), a petition began collecting signatures online demanding that Basharov be deprived of the title of Honored Artist.
Basharov ignores such statements, but it is obvious that the scandals are affecting his popularity. He is rarely seen in major film projects. Except that in 2020 he appeared in the Tatar film “Mulla”, and in 2020 he played the main role in the film produced in Armenia “I will give you victory”. However, he continues to lead the “Battle of Psychics.” According to the producers of the project, no one is going to remove Basharov from this position.
Instagram and Wikipedia Marat Basharov
Marat Basharov has Instagram and Wikipedia, but not all of them are official. The Wikipedia article, which is dedicated to Marat, contains information about childhood, parents, spouses and loved ones, as well as filmography and participation in television projects.
There are a great many Instagram pages maintained on behalf of the actor and TV presenter, but many of them are fake. That is why Marat asks not to take all the information posted on them as a constant, especially regarding the personal reception of psychics from the “Battle of Psychics” program.
“There are a lot of Tatars among Moscow traffic cops”
—Are you comfortable in your country?
- Undoubtedly. At the same time, each of us dreams of a “village house” somewhere in Italy. But we have our own homeland, where Tatars, Russians, Chuvashs, Ukrainians live... And I personally feel comfortable here. No, of course, there are situations when you’re freaking out, you’re driving down the street in a car - they’re trying to push you aside, press you, everyone is kind of angry. We smile very little. It's a shame that this happens.
I was in Johannesburg, in South Africa, where everyone is smiling. All! Let’s say such a scene is fictional, I’ll say it right away, but I’ll convey the mood.
You’re standing at a traffic light, a bandit runs up, takes out a gun and points it at your head with a smile: “Get out, please!” And you leave with a smile - please! He says with a smile: “Thank you!” You answer with a smile: “Please! Bon Voyage!". All is well. Everything is pretty much like this.
For example, in Moscow, we have a clear indicator of the manifestation of “Tatarness” - traffic cops. There are a lot of Tatars among them. This is actually a green light! Showed his license - “Go ahead!”
“When I played in “Conversation with the Soul,” I felt the presence of my mother. <...> Therefore, it was rather not a “Conversation with the soul”, but a “Conversation with my mother.” Photo nightout.ru
Biography[ | ]
Born in Moscow on August 22, 1974, into a family unrelated to acting (mother is a cook, stepfather is a plumber[2]). As a child, he bore his stepfather’s surname—Yunisov[3]. By nationality - Tatar.
After graduating from school, he entered the Faculty of Law of Moscow State University. At the suggestion of his brother (who works as a theater critic), he decided to audition for a role in the play “The Canterville Ghost” (Sovremennik Theater), and after receiving the role, he took part in productions of this play for two seasons[4].
After a short study at Moscow State University, he entered the M. S. Shchepkin Higher Theater School in 1992; During his studies, he participated in filming advertisements, as well as in a cameo role in a film directed by Nikita Mikhalkov.
Since 2009, starting with the 8th season of the program, he has been hosting the “Battle of Psychics” program on the TNT channel, replacing Mikhail Porechenkov. In the summer of 2015, together with Natalia Bardo[5], he briefly hosted the entertainment TV show “Mr. and Mrs. Media”[6] on Channel One[7][8].
In 2010, he won the “Theatrical Star” award in the “Star Rain” category. Also this year he starred in the TV series “The Hindu” along with Indian actress Panchhi Bora.
Personal life[ | ]
Since childhood, he was raised by his mother and stepfather. I learned about my father later. On May 2, 2020, in the “Million Dollar Secret” program, after 30 years of separation, he met his real father again[9].
Was in a de facto marriage [ source not specified 504 days
] with Elizaveta Krutsko (formerly agent of actor Andrei Krasko), working at the TriTe studio. The marriage was “legalized according to Islam”, the nikah was read, and Krutsko converted to Islam and received the name Leila[10]. On September 6, 2004, the couple had a daughter, Amelie. In 2009, after a widely publicized relationship with Tatyana Navka, the press reported a separation from Krutsko.
On November 9, 2012, by decision of a magistrate, he was deprived of the right to drive vehicles for 1 year and 9 months for driving while intoxicated[11].
On May 31, 2014, he married actress Ekaterina Arkharova, niece of actor Emmanuil Vitorgan[12][13]. In October 2014, Arkharov was admitted to the hospital with numerous bruises, a broken nose and a concussion. On November 11, on the air of the program “Let Them Talk” (“Channel One”), she spoke about beating her by Basharov, his attacks of cruelty and addiction to alcohol[14]. In March 2015, Arkharova and Basharov officially divorced[15].
On July 5, 2020, he announced that he would marry his pregnant fan, Elizaveta Shevyrkova. Son Marcel was born on July 28, 2016. The wedding took place on September 9, 2020, on the day of the 870th anniversary of Moscow[16]. In 2020, after violence from her husband, Shevyrkova went to the hospital with a hand injury, but always refused to record the injuries and file a statement with the police[17]. On December 27, 2020, Shevyrkova was admitted to the hospital with a nose injury. It was reported that Basharov attacked her in a fit of rage and broke her nose[15][18]. In February 2020, Shevyrkova decided to break up with Basharov and filed for divorce[19]. The couple divorced on March 21, 2020.[20]
He plays football (including in the Starko pop star team), tennis, hockey, and supports the Moscow football club Spartak[21].
short biography
Marat's parents were far from theatrical art. But there was a brother nearby who influenced the choice of his future profession. The push was made, then - my own efforts and lessons, an intense path to professional excellence and the love of the audience. Today, Basharov is a star loved by many viewers. Aspiring artists look up to him, and his colleagues never cease to admire him.
Rice. 1. Marat Basharov
Childhood
On August 22, 1974, a son was born into one of the Tatar families in Moscow. His parents - simple Soviet working people - were kind and caring, tried to give their two sons an education, dreamed of their happy future. Marat's older brother, already an accomplished theater critic, introduced him to the world of theater and made him fall in love with him forever.
During his childhood, the child was active and sociable, but did not cause his mother much trouble. However, having crossed the school threshold, he began to show a rebellious character.
Rice. 2. Basharov in childhood
Years of study
At school, Basharov strived to be a leader, going into conflict with teachers and classmates. He had many friends whom he loves and appreciates to this day. However, the rebellious spirit was not combined with exemplary actions, so he constantly received bad marks for behavior and was even once almost expelled from school.
His parents saw that energy was surging inside him, so they decided to send him to the sports section. The choice fell on figure skating, and a little later he began playing hockey. The Sports Palace in Sokolniki was the place where Basharov learned the joy of his first victories in hockey matches. At the same time, he achieved success in freestyle wrestling and loved to play football.
After graduating from school, Marat decided to enter Moscow State University, choosing the Faculty of Law. He began studying in 1991, but at the same time a significant event occurred in his life. His brother suggested auditioning for the role of Duke Cecil in the famous Contemporary production of The Canterville Ghost. Basharov was approved the first time, offering him performances for two whole seasons. Basharov played his role conscientiously and took from this period of his life the firm confidence that he wanted to become a professional artist. In 1992, he left his studies at Moscow State University and decided to enter the theater school. Shchepkina.
Wanting to impress the selection committee with his charisma, Marat came to the exam with a balalaika and began to dance dashingly to its sonorous tunes. The commission members were “smitten,” and he was enrolled as a student.
In his opinion, “you need to repeat to yourself that you are the most awesome, that you are the most beautiful of all, the strongest of all and the smartest of all. If you believe in this, then all the girls will be yours. They feel whether a person is confident in himself.”
During his student years, he gained experience filming in advertising, was involved in an episode of “Burnt by the Sun” by Nikita Mikhalkov, and even managed to “guard” a clothing store. Having received his diploma in 1998, the guy was never going to take advantage of the offers of several theaters that wanted to accept him into their troupe. He wanted to freely choose his life, not to be dependent on the plans of directors.
Marat Basharov's ex-wife - Ekaterina Arkharova
Marat Basharov’s ex-wife, Ekaterina Arkharova, appeared in his life in 2013; she was Vitorgan’s niece and a sought-after actress.
The wedding took place in 2014 and was truly gorgeous, while the marriage relationship lasted only six months. After this, reports appeared in the press that a drunken Marat Basharov beat his own wife; she was hospitalized with a concussion and a broken nose.
After Ekaterina reported the beating to her brother Fyodor, he beat Basharov himself. After this, in 2020, the marriage was officially dissolved, and Arkharova performed at all shows for a long time, talking about how she was brutally beaten by her famous husband.
Biography
Born in Moscow on August 22, 1974, into a family unrelated to acting (mother is a cook, stepfather is a plumber[2]). As a child, he bore his stepfather’s surname—Yunisov[3]. By nationality - Tatar.
After graduating from school, he entered the Faculty of Law of Moscow State University. At the suggestion of his brother (who works as a theater critic), he decided to audition for a role in the play “The Canterville Ghost” (Sovremennik Theater), and after receiving the role, he took part in productions of this play for two seasons[4].
After a short study at Moscow State University, he entered the M. S. Shchepkin Higher Theater School in 1992; During his studies, he participated in filming advertisements, as well as in a cameo role in a film directed by Nikita Mikhalkov.
Since 2009, starting with the 8th season of the program, he has been hosting the “Battle of Psychics” program on the TNT channel, replacing Mikhail Porechenkov. In the summer of 2015, together with Natalia Bardo[5], he briefly hosted the entertainment TV show “Mr. and Mrs. Media”[6] on Channel One[7][8].
In 2010, he won the “Theatrical Star” award in the “Star Rain” category. Also this year he starred in the TV series “The Hindu” along with Indian actress Panchhi Bora.
Personal life
Since childhood, he was raised by his mother and stepfather. I learned about my father later. On May 2, 2020, in the “Million Dollar Secret” program, after 30 years of separation, he met his real father again[9].
Was in a de facto marriage [ source not specified 504 days
] with Elizaveta Krutsko (formerly agent of actor Andrei Krasko), working at the TriTe studio. The marriage was “legalized according to Islam”, the nikah was read, and Krutsko converted to Islam and received the name Leila[10]. On September 6, 2004, the couple had a daughter, Amelie. In 2009, after a widely publicized relationship with Tatyana Navka, the press reported a separation from Krutsko.
On November 9, 2012, by decision of a magistrate, he was deprived of the right to drive vehicles for 1 year and 9 months for driving while intoxicated[11].
On May 31, 2014, he married actress Ekaterina Arkharova, niece of actor Emmanuil Vitorgan[12][13]. In October 2014, Arkharov was admitted to the hospital with numerous bruises, a broken nose and a concussion. On November 11, on the air of the program “Let Them Talk” (“Channel One”), she spoke about beating her by Basharov, his attacks of cruelty and addiction to alcohol[14]. In March 2015, Arkharova and Basharov officially divorced[15].
On July 5, 2020, he announced that he would marry his pregnant fan, Elizaveta Shevyrkova. Son Marcel was born on July 28, 2016. The wedding took place on September 9, 2020, on the day of the 870th anniversary of Moscow[16]. In 2020, after violence from her husband, Shevyrkova went to the hospital with a hand injury, but always refused to record the injuries and file a statement with the police[17]. On December 27, 2020, Shevyrkova was admitted to the hospital with a nose injury. It was reported that Basharov attacked her in a fit of rage and broke her nose[15][18]. In February 2020, Shevyrkova decided to break up with Basharov and filed for divorce[19]. The couple divorced on March 21, 2020.[20]
He plays football (including in the Starko pop star team), tennis, hockey, and supports the Moscow football club Spartak[21].
