Konstantin Itunin

Konstantin Itunin is an actor, known for Krotkaya (2017), Second Sun (2021) and The Last Darling Bulgaria (2021).

Konstantin Ivanov

Konstantin Ivanov was born in Russia as Konstantin Georgievitch Ivanov. He was an actor, known for stage play Harbin-34, Emelya, Don Juan, Dorogaya Elena Sergeevna, Ne bouys Verdginii Vulf, Pesni nashego dvora, Roman o devochkakh at theatre, Gamlet, Istoriya loshadi 'U Nikitsky vorot', Moscow, Russia. He has not played a movie yet.

Konstantin Karasik

Konstantin Karasik was born on June 8, 1976 in Moscow, Russia, USSR. He is an actor, known for Antisex (2008), 15 Days (2015) and V ritme tango (2006).

Konstantin Khabenskiy

Konstantin Khabenskiy is a Russian actor known in the West for his working the horror flicks Nochnoy dozor (2004) and Dnevnoy dozor (2006). He is also co-starring opposite Angelina Jolie in Wanted (2008). He was born Konstantin Yurevich Khabenskiy on January 11, 1972, in Leningrad, USSR (now St. Petersburg, Russia). His father, Yuri Aronovich Khabenskiy, and his mother, Tatiana Gennadievna (nee Nikulina), were hydrological engineers. Young Konstantin studied electronics at the Leningrad Technical School of Aviation Electronics and Automatics. He dropped out after three years of studies after deciding that electronics was not for him. He then played guitar on Leningrad's famous main street, Nevsky Prospekt, as a struggling street musician, and also worked as stage technician at the Theater-Studio "Subbota". From 1990 to 1995 he studied acting at the St. Peterburg Institute of Theater, Music and Cinematography, renamed in 1991 when the city of Leningrad was renamed St. Petersburg. There his classmates were [link=nm0691717 Andrey Zibrov, and Mikhail Trukhin. In 1995, Konstantin graduated from the class of Veniamin Filshtinsky, as an actor. He had a five-month stint at the Raikin Theater of Satire in Moscow, but could not obtain any serious work there, so he returned to St. Petersburg. Konstantin made his film debut in Na kogo Bog poschlet (1994). He shot to fame in Russia after co-starring in Uboynaya sila (2000), a popular series about crime in St. Petersburg, Russia. He ascended to international fame with the leading role as Anton Gorodetsky in the popular Russian vampire franchise, Nochnoy dozor (2004), and the second installment, Dnevnoy dozor (2006), both by director Timur Bekmambetov and based on the books by Sergey Lukyanenko. He further advanced his film career appearing as Exterminatior in the horror film Wanted (2008). From 1996 to 2003 Konstantin was a member of the troupe at the St. Petersburg Theater of Lensovet. There he worked together with his former classmates Mikhail Porechenkov, Mikhail Trukhin, and Andrey Zibrov, under the directorship of Yuri Butusov. In 2003 Khabenskiy and Porechenkov were invited by Oleg Tabakov to work with the world famous Moscow Arts Theater (MXAT). There Konstantin played the leading role in"White guard", a classic play by Mikhail A. Bulgakov. He also appeared as Claudius in a Russian adaptation of Shakespeare's "Hamlet",directed by Yuri Butusov. Konstantin also made appearances on stage at the St. Petersburg Theatre of Lensovet in the leading role in a contemporary play 'V ozhidanii Godo', and as Kaligula in a Russian adaptation of the play by Albert Camus. Outside of his acting profession, Konstantin Khabenskiy enjoys a Russian-style rural life in his country home near Moscow. He moved back to Russia after a few years of living in Los Angeles. He was married to radio-journalist Anastasiya Khabenskaya from January 12, 2000, until her untimely death at age 35 from a brain tumor on December 3, 2008. He has one son by her, Ivan Konstantinovich, who was born in Moscow on September 25, 2007. In 2013 he married actress Olga Litvinova and June 3, 2016 she gave birth to their daughter. Konstantin Khabenskiy was designated Honorable Actor of Russia (2006) and also received numerous awards and decorations for his works on stage and in the movies. He has homes in both Russian capitals: Moscow and St. Petersburg.

Konstantin Koltsov

Konstantin Kryukov

Konstantin Kryukov was born on February 7, 1985 in Moscow, RSFSR, USSR [now Russia]. He is an actor, known for 9 rota (2005), Spasti Pushkina (2017) and Nulevoy kilometr (2007). He has been married to Alina Alekseeva since May 26, 2013. He was previously married to Evgeniya Varshavskaya.

Konstantin Larchenko

Konstantin Larchenko is known for The Crew 3D (2016), Yolki 5 (2016) and Yolki novye (2017).

Konstantin Lavronenko

Konstantin Lavronenko was born on April 20, 1961 in Rostov-na-Donu, Rostovskaya oblast, RSFSR, USSR [now Russia]. He is an actor, known for Vozvrashchenie (2003), Kajínek (2010) and Izgnanie (2007).

Konstantin Lavysh

Konstantin is working on POWER: Book IV: Force, portraying Rodovan Mirkovic, a Serbian pipeline boss at large. He is very proud to be a part of "Powerverse", and his captivating performance intrigues Power Universe fans all over the world. Before Konstantin got cast in Power, he did NCIS: New Orleans, where he portrayed Nicolas Antonich, a "painfully European" gentlemen who "could get you anything, even a submarine". Here, Konstantin got lucky to work under the direction of one and only LeVar Burton. In Tales on BET, Konstantin plays a tattooed Russian Drug Lord, Rysiejko. Directed by Robert Munic, this Irv Gotti creation is based on Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg's "Deep Cover". Konstantin's video game world work is worth a mention, as he plays the main villain in the best-selling Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare. As General Barkov, Konstantin had an amazing experience shooting motion and facial capture. In the next Call Of Duty: Cold War, Konstantin voices the main Announcer. Other video game credits include multiple characters in Battlefield 2042, Call Of Duty: Mobile, Metal Gear - Solid, and WarCrier in Mad Max to name a few. Some of the recent credits include Chuck Lorre's MOM, where Konstantin plays Sergei, Anna Farris's potential boyfriend with an unusual sense of humor. Working in front of a live audience was an amazing experience due to it's fast comedic pace and commonality to theater work which Konstantin misses doing very much. Konstantin had an amazing experience filming the two seasons of the critically acclaimed drama "Ice" (available on ATT, DirecTV and Audience). He captivates audiences playing the heavily recurring character Alexi Yakenev, a pivotal player in the diamond trade crime world of Los Angeles, opposite Cam Gigandet, Jeremy Sisto, Ray Winstone, Donald Sutherland, Rey Gallegos, and Raymond Barry. Created by Robert Munic (Empire) and directed by Antoine Fuqua (The Magnificent Seven, Equalizer). Another new show that is sweeping the critics away is the anthology series Room 104 (HBO). Created by the Duplass brothers, the series "isn't like anything else you'll see on television this year" (Indiewire). Konstantin lives out the titular part of Boris, Croatian tennis player haunted by his past. Directed by Chad Hartigan and written by Ross Partridge (Stanger Things), co-starring Veronica Falcon (Queen of the South). Konstantin also recurs as the Orthodox priest Father Andrei in several seasons of the award-bathed The Americans (FX) opposite Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys. Other recent appearances include recurring parts of Petrov in General Hospital (ABC), Anton Dotsen in Gang Related (FOX), Meir in Ray Donovan (SHO), cosmonaut Dankov in Castle (ABC), as well as appearances in NCIS (CBS), Intelligence (CBS), Marvel's Agents of Shield (ABC), Last Ship (TNT), and many more. Konstantin Lavysh was born in Minsk, Belarus, USSR. As a youth, Konstantin was involved in the Olympic Reserve swimming and studied martial arts. He has studied acting for many years and played in the theaters in Minsk and Minnesota. After graduating with a Masters degree in International Affairs, and working in diplomacy, Konstantin moved to Los Angeles. Some of his educational credits include a master class by Alexander Kuznetsov (Moscow Stanislavsky school), an ongoing Playhouse West Meisner Program, Scott Sedita Studio and Actors Comedy Studio, as well as Improv training. Some of the acknowledgments of his work include Best Actor in Leading Role awards for Karaganda (28 international awards) and Against Night (shortlisted by The Academy) - both AFI thesis films. Konstantin can be seen in film directed by Tabrez Noorani (SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE) and produced by David Womark (LIFE OF PI and DEEPWATER HORIZON), opposite Demi Moore, Mark Duplass, Freida Pinto and Aarti Mann. LOVE SONIA tells the heartfelt and brave story of Sonia (Mrunal Thukur), a young Indian village girl whose life irrevocably changes when she becomes entrapped into the vicious global sex trade network. Some of the independent projects include the "blood-thinning" part of Lucifer in the TV film, A Night Before Christmas, and a Psychiatry Dr. Julien in a thriller Caretakers, Joseph in a televised stage production about the biblical Joseph, Persian Emperor Artaxerxes in a televised production of Esther, and many others. Konstantin stays active in theater when time permits, and most recently played 3 different parts in a Fringe 2017 production of The Physicists (Durrenmatt, directed by Ye'ela Rosenfeld). In the cartoon world, Konstantin got to voice a few characters in Fast and Furious: Speed Racers, which adds well to his substantial voice over resume of plentiful ADR (Automated or Additional Dialog Recording) and looping sessions for various TV and Film projects. Konstantin's work in Russia gave him a substantial fan following for the romantic leading role of Dr. Orlov in the hugely successful feature, "Happy 8th of March, Gentlemen!" and comedic parts in "Kitchen" (rated most popular SitCom for several years) and "Eternal Vacation" (A new hit SitCom), as well as a Spetsnaz commando leader in a recent action-packed, futuristic "Mafia - The Survival Game". Konstantin believes in hard work and continues studying and developing himself as a person and as an actor. He dedicates most of his spare time to his family, and enjoys the ocean, cooking and reading. He considers the most important values of a person to be family, honesty, responsibility, intelligence and positivity.

Konstantin Maksimov

Konstantin Maksimov is known for Zapreshchyonnaya realnost (2009), Telekinez (2023) and Nesokrushimyy (2018).