Yuriy Kukharenko
21/06
Sunday, 16:00
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Yuriy Kukharenko is a Ukrainian theater and film actor, dubbing actor. The future star of the big stage and the big screen was born in Lithuania. In 1993, 12-year-old Yuriy moved with his family to Okhtyrka, in Sumy Oblast. After graduating from high school, he entered the correspondence department of Sumy State University. He studied mechanical engineering. In his youth, he served in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Feeling a pull towards the world of culture and creativity, Yuriy began his studies at the I. K. Karpenko-Kary Kyiv National University of Theater, Film and Television in 2005. Demonstrating a bright acting talent and using natural charisma, Kukharenko masters the art of acting under the guidance of Valentina Ivanovna Zimna.
After receiving a university diploma, Yuriy Kukharenko joined the creative group of the Chernivtsi Academic Theater named after Olga Kobylyanska. There he made his acting debut and began his path to popularity and recognition of a wide audience. And in 2013, having gained experience and gaining the favor of theater art fans, he became an actor of the Lesya Ukrainka National Academic Drama Theater.
In Yuriy Kukharenko's modern repertoire - performances and roles:
Yuriy Kukharenko also developed a career in the film industry, attracting the attention of famous directors and producers. The artist became the performer of the leading role in the series «My Real Mom». In total, the actor has played in over 40 films and TV series in such genres as melodrama, drama, and crime:
The voice of Yuri Kukharenko in the film “Captain Marvel” is spoken by the hero Phil Colson.
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