Konstantin Lavronenko

Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Born

1961-04-20

Place of Birth

Rostov-on-Don, Russia

Konstantin Lavronenko

Biography

Konstantin Nikolaevich Lavronenko (born 20 April 1961) is a Soviet and Russian actor most commonly accredited for his performance as the mysterious father of two boys in 2003 film The Return. He won the Best Actor prize at the 2007 Cannes Film Festival for The Banishment.

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Acting History

2023
It Happens to People as муж (врач)
2023
Раневская as Сергей Репнин
2022
Superposition as Father
2022
Syrian Sonata as Victor Fevralev
2021
The Last Warrior: Emissary of Darkness as Kashchei
2021
Russian Rollercoasters
2021
Chikatilo as Kasaev
2020
The Last Warrior: Root of Evil as Kashchey
2020
The Blackout as Viktor Dolmatov
2020
Coma as Yan
2019
The Blackout as Dolmatov, major
2019
Robo as General
2019
The Hero as Kataev, SVR officer
2019
Russian Affairs
2019
Russian Affairs as Pavel Ivanovich Chistyakov
2019
Russian Affairs as Павел Иванович Чистяков
2018
Strangers of Patience as Andrey
2017
The Last Warrior as Kashchey
2017
Wake Me Up
2016
The Earthquake as Konstantin Berezhnoy
2016
Чёрная кошка as Лев Александрович Шеин
2016
Klim
2015
Territory as Ilya Chinkov
2014
Ekaterina as граф Жан Лесток
2014
Name Me as Sergey
2014
Goodbye, My Love
2013
Три мушкетёра as Герцог Бекингэм
2013
The Three Musketeers as герцог Бекингэм
2013
Цена жизни
2012
Once Upon a Time in Rostov
2010
Zaitsev, burn! Showman Story as Aleksandr Tross
2010
Enemies of the State as Jiří Kajínek
2010
Everyone Has Their Own War
2009
Приказано уничтожить! Операция Китайская шкатулка as Гаврин
2009
Приказано уничтожить! Операция: «Китайская шкатулка»
2008
Terra Nova as Zhilin
2008
The Banishment as Alex
2007
Open, Santa Claus!
2007
Liquidation as Чекан
2007
Not gonna get us
2006
Nanjing Landscape as Александр
2005
The Master as Master Aleksandr Sapalov
2005
Archangel as Josef
2004
Нет спасения от любви as Semen
2003
The Return as Father
1999
The Thief of Bagdad
1999
An Essay for Victory Day
1984
Still Love, Still Hope as Zhenya
1961
KVN as Judge