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Anatoliy Belyy

Anatoliy Belyy

cumpleaños: 1972-08-01 | lugar de nacimiento: Ukrainian SSR, USSR [now Ukraine]

Anatoliy Belyy (born 1 August 1972) is a Russian and Israeli stage, television, and movie actor, known internationally for his work in two films that premiered at the Cannes Film Festival: Sergei Loznitsa’s Two Prosecutors (2025) and Andrey Zvyagintsev’s Minotaur (2026), a political thriller in which he appears. He graduated from the Mikhail Shchepkin Higher Theatre School in 1995. From 2003 to 2022, he was a member of the Moscow Art Theatre, where his portrayal of the Master in a 2011 stage adaptation of The Master and Margarita received particular praise. Belyy’s screen career includes roles in the television series Law of the Lawless (2002) and the thriller Paragraph 78 (2007). Wider recognition came with the disaster movie Metro (2013), for which he received a Golden Eagle Award nomination for Best Actor. He also appeared in the blockbuster August. Eighth (2012) and the science-fiction disaster movie Mira (2022), in which he played one of the leading roles. In 2022, Belyy left the Moscow Art Theatre and moved to Israel. There he appeared in the drama Halisa (2024), which brought him a nomination for Best Actor at the Ophir Awards.

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título

rol

2025
מגרש הרוסים

as    Andrey

2025
Dos fiscales

as    Vyshynsky

2023
The Cat

as    Сергей Седов

2022
Sin señal

as    Arabov

2022
Darknet

as    Voight

2022
Eva in Labor

as    Илья

2022
The Duel Club

as    Константин Анатольевич Хенкин

2021
Quarantine

as    Felix

2021
No Kidding

as    Oleg

2020
Call Center

as    Igor Zuev

2020
Love

as    Максим

2018
Crow

as    Sergey Kabanov

2017
The Moth

as    Серж

2016
Pure Art

as    Sledovatel

2015
Gender Wars

as    Konstantin Evseevich

2015
The Dawns Here Are Quiet

as    major

2013
Marathon

as    Stas

2013
Pánico en el metro

as    Vladislav Konstantinov

2012
Steel Butterfly

as    Grigoriy Khanin