Djerbinova Julia Georgievna - Soviet and Russian theater and film artist. Among the films with her participation, one should single out “Rage”, “Sea Knot” and “Owl Cry”. For more than 20 years, she has served in the Satire Theater on Vasilyevsky in St. Petersburg. Since 2003, Dzherbinova has the title of Honored Artist of the Russian Federation.
Biography
Julia was born in 1969, on June 10, in Sverdlovsk. In wartime, her grandfather V.O. Dzherbinov was an investigator of the 260 rifle division. Later he worked in the prosecutor's office in Simferopol. The actress has a sister Catherine, who is several years younger than her. Nationality of Julia Georgievna Dzherbinova - Tatar.
In 1986, she became a student at the Sverdlovsk Theater Institute. In 1991, Julia received a diploma from LGITMiK them. N. Cherkasova. The next year she spent on the stage of the Troupe-S7 theater. Then she briefly joined the Comedians. In 1994, the artist was among the volunteers who came with a concert crew to Chechnya.
Stage roles
Since May 1993, Djerbinova Julia Georgievna has been serving at the St. Petersburg Theater on Vasilyevsky. Her first heroines were Lida in the play “Game of Love …”, Dunyasha in “Marriage” and Lyudmila Sergeevna in “Love of Three”. In 1994, the actress played Zinochka in "Farewell Tour of Prince K." according to the story "Uncle's Dream". Then she joined the productions of the Mademoiselle Cleron Theater (role - Colombina), The Secret of Milady (Constance) and That That Light (Double).
The following season, Dzherbinova began to play Kikimora in the play "Real Santa Claus" and the girl in "Tan-Tan." In the dramatic ballet “Parsley” she got the roles of Beggars and Christmas Tree. In 1998, the actress played Ms. de Turvel in the play "Dangerous Communications" and Zaika in "But the Snowman understood nothing." Then Julia took part in the production of “Twelfth Night” (role - Viola), which took place on the stage of the Youth Theater on the Fontanka.
Soon, the lover from the play “Flight”, Tugina from “The Last Victim” and Baba in black from “Zaklikuhi” joined the list of her stage heroines. In 2001, Djerbinova Julia Georgievna played the Girl in the production of "Ariadne." She got the role of Lyudmilochka in the play “Den” based on the work “The Little Devil” by F. Sologub. In The Tattooed Rose, Julia appeared as Estella Hogengarten. Since 2004, the artist plays Rose Arbatnot in the play "Charming April" and Regan in the play "King Lear".
Film career
The first paintings with the participation of Dzherbinova were the drama "Team 33" and "When the Day Comes" in which she played episodic characters. In 1992, the artist appeared in the guise of a Chekist sentenced in the film. Then Julia starred in the third episode of the action movie "Russian Transit" in the role of Marina's easy-going girl. In the mystical serial drama Black Raven, the actress played Pribludova Valentina. In episode 35, Julia Georgievna Dzherbinova appeared in the image of another heroine named Jennifer. The series is an adaptation of the works of D. Veresov.
In 2002, the actress played the key character Anna in the detective "Sea Knot". In parallel, she starred in the mini-series "Landscape with the Murder." In 2003, Julia appeared in the role of Tatiana in the 4th episode of the fifth season of “Streets of Broken Lights”. Then the actress played the prima of the theater Palchevskaya Anastasia in the series "Tender Winter" and Natalia in the melodrama "Problem Solving". In 2006, the creative biography of Yulia Georgievna Dzherbinova was replenished with the tape “No other desires”, in which she got the role of His wife.
In the action movie “Zeta Group”, the actress played Timofeeva Alexandra Mikhailovna. She also appeared in the second part of this picture. In 2009, Dzherbinova starred in the first series of the comedy “Marriage Contract” (role - Anna Baturia). Then she played in the short silent film “Diamonds. Theft". In the 2011 crime drama “Rage”, Yulia got the performance of the main female role of Nadezhda Petrova. The last picture with her participation today is the espionage detective "The Scream of an Owl", in which she appeared in the image of Sirotin's wife - Valentina Petrovna.
