The strange marriage of Liza Boyarskaya. The first and only husband of Elizabeth Boyarskaya

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Leningrad (now St. Petersburg)

Biography

Elizaveta Boyarskaya was born on December 20, 1985 in Leningrad in the family of people's artists Mikhail Boyarsky and Larisa Luppian. IN early years studied jazz and classical dancing, and also graduated from a modeling school for teenagers. Lisa did not study very well, but she was a sociable and cheerful girl, and in the last two years of school she came to her senses and made up for lost time by studying with tutors.

Despite the fact that she made her screen debut at the age of 13 (in the film "Keys to Death", where she played drug addict Alice, the daughter of wealthy parents, and also in the TV series "Agent national security-3".), the girl did not intend to become an actress, but considered PR as her recognition.

After graduating from school, Lisa was going to enter the faculty of journalism, but while still in her senior year, after attending preparatory courses, she doubted her choice of profession. She made her final choice - to become an actress - after attending the opening of the Educational Theater "On Mokhovaya", just two months before the start of the entrance exams. The girl’s decision came as a surprise to her parents; they saw their son Sergei in the actors.

Behind short term Elizaveta independently prepared for admission to St. Petersburg state academy theatrical arts. At the entrance exam, instead of the usual ten minutes, she was “chased” for an entire hour. She danced and sang and spoke different languages until she finally proved to the examiners that she was worthy of being a student.

As a result, the girl was enrolled in the course of Lev Abramovich Dodin, people's artist Russia and an outstanding theater director. In her studies, Lisa demonstrated enormous hard work and dedication, trying with every gesture to prove that she is worthy of being the successor of the Boyarsky dynasty. As a result, she even received a Presidential Scholarship. During her studies, she played in two productions of the Maly Drama Theater: the role of Gonerel in the play “King Lear,” for which she was awarded the “Golden Sofit” award, and the role of the county matchmaker Guryevna in the comedy play “Whim.”

During her studies, her career as an actress in cinema began. So, in 2003, Lisa starred in small roles in the films “Cobra. Anti-Terror” and “Demon of the Afternoon”, in 2004 - as sister Erna in the German-Italian war drama directed by Oliver Hirschbiegel “Bunker”, and a year later she played her the first big role in the military drama by Alexander Rogozhkin “First after God” - the touching girl Tanka, hopelessly in love with the brave submarine captain. In the same year, she starred in another historical film - the drama “One Someone Else’s Life,” which tells about the post-revolutionary period, in the role of Francoise Faberge.

In 2006, several films were released with the participation of the actress: “Touched”, “Storm Gates”, “Park” Soviet period", "Spare Instinct", "Junker". Special attention Elizabeth’s work in Alla Surikova’s melodrama “You Won’t Leave Me,” in which Elizabeth starred with her father for the first time, deserves it.

Theater

In 2007, Elizaveta Boyarskaya graduated from the St. Petersburg Theater Academy and was accepted into the staff of the Young Studio of the MDT - Theater of Europe, where she began acting in student years. This year the premiere of Lev Dodin's legendary play "Life and Fate" based on the work of the same name by Vasily Grosman took place, in which Elizaveta played the role of Zhenya.

In 2008, Elizabeth added two more works to her repertoire: in the enterprise "Cyrano de Bergerac" based on the play by Edmond Rostand (production: production center "Art-Piter") the actress played Roxanne, and in "Love's Labour's Lost" based on the play by William Shakespeare ( production: Theater of Europe) - Rosalina.

In 2009, she played the role of Dorothea in the play “A Beautiful Sunday for broken heart"based on the play by Tennessee Williams (production: MDT).

In 2010, two more premieres took place: at the Maly Drama - the play "Three Sisters" based on Chekhov's play, in which Lisa plays Irina, and at the production center "Art-Peter" - the musical and choreographic production "The Rooms".

In September 2011, Lev Dodin began rehearsals for Schiller's play "Cunning and Love", in which Elizaveta plays Louise, the daughter of a music teacher. The production premiered on September 28, 2012 and became a real triumph of the theatrical life of St. Petersburg.

In the fall of 2013, rehearsals began for the play “The Cherry Orchard” based on the play of the same name by Anton Pavlovich Chekhov, in which Lisa played the main role.

Film career

In parallel with her work in the theater, Lisa also acted in films. By the time she graduated from the academy, her name had already become quite famous in Russia. In 2007, Elizaveta starred in the war film directed by Elena Nemykh “I'll Be Back” in the role of Musya Rastopchina. In the same year, the young actress was invited to play the role of d’Artagnan’s daughter in the sequel famous story about the musketeers. However, the actress refused the role because the script did not suit her.

The actress's real fame came from her leading roles in two films: in the continuation of the famous "Irony of Fate", where Lisa played the daughter of Nadezhda and Ippolit, and in the large-scale film novel "Admiral", in which she got the role of Kolchak's lover, Anna Timireva.

In 2010, two more films with Elizaveta’s participation were released: Alla Surikova’s film “The Man from the Boulevard des Capucines” - a continuation of the legendary comedy in which Elizaveta plays Katya, a friend main character Masha Fest, and a feature film with elements of mysticism “I Won’t Tell,” where Lisa starred with her husband Maxim Matveev.

In May 2011, the premiere of Vladimir Bortko’s historical film “Peter the Great. Testament” took place, in which Elizabeth played the emperor’s beloved. In September of the same year, Karen Oganesyan's comedy "Five Brides" with Elizabeth as the main bride was released.

The year 2012 in the actress’s career was marked by the release of two films: in April, the TV channel “Russia” showed the TV film “MUR” about the work of the Moscow criminal investigation department, and in May the scandalous Ukrainian-Russian film directed by Andrei Malyukov “Match”, based on real events 1942.

In subsequent years, Elizabeth starred in several major projects: " Long haul home", "Headhunters", "Courier from Paradise", "Sherlock Holmes" and others.

After a long casting, the actress was cast in the leading role in Karen Shakhnazarov's serial drama Anna Karenina, and then in his feature film Anna Karenina. The Story of Vronsky.

Personal life

On July 28, 2010, Elizaveta married actor Maxim Matveev. The romance between Lisa and Maxim began back in August 2009 on the set of the film “I Won’t Tell,” where the couple had to play a couple in love. The feeling flowed from cinema into life. For the sake of Boyarskaya Maxim he even had to divorce his previous wife, theater actress Yana Sexte.

In January 2011, Lisa and Maxim committed Honeymoon- a trip to America and sea ​​cruise on a luxury sailboat.

In 2011, Lisa and Maxim starred together in the film “A Fairy Tale. Yes!”, and in 2012 they played together again in the film “Happy New Year, Moms!” In both films, the spouses played a married couple. They will have to show love on the screen in “Anna Karenina” by Karen Shakhnazarov.

On April 7, 2012, Lisa and Maxim had a son, Andrei. And at the beginning of December 2018, their second son was born.

As a couple, Lisa and Maxim won several awards:

• Press Prize at IV Cheboksary international film festival(April 2011)
• "The most stylish couple in Russia" according to Hello! (April 2011)
• Prize IX international festival"Spirit of Fire" for the best acting ensemble in the film "I Won't Tell" (2011)
• "Couple of the Year" according to Glamor magazine (2010)

Charity

Since 2009, Elizaveta Boyarskaya has been involved in charitable activities. She is a member of the board of trustees of two charitable foundations: "The Sun", which deals with the problem of premature babies, and the Youth Health Center, which deals with the rehabilitation of drug addicts.

Since 2009, Lisa has been taking part in the charity project "Happiness for Children", the essence of which is the production and sale of various sweets with the goal of subsequently transferring the profits to the Sun Children's Fund.

In September 2011, the actress joined the Studio project creative development", organized charitable foundation Konstantin Khabensky, whose goal is to revive the Russian theater school, to tear teenagers away from the entrances and streets.

Awards and prizes

• Winner of the Golden Spotlight Award for the role of Goneril in the play King Lear (2006)
• Winner of the MTV Russia film award in the Breakthrough of the Year category for the film First After God (2006)
• Winner of the independent youth award "Triumph" (2008)
• Winner of the MTV Russia film award in the category "Best Actress" for the role of Anna Timireva in the film "Admiral" (2009)
• Winner of the TOP 50. Most famous people Petersburg" of the magazine "Sobaka.ru" in the category "Theater" (2009)
• Prize winner together with Maxim Matveev at the Spirit of Fire film festival (Khanty-Mansiysk) in the category “Best acting ensemble” for playing the leading female role in the film “I Won’t Tell” (2011)
• Winner of the Literature and Cinema Festival (Gatchina) in the category “Best Actress” for her performance of the leading female role in the film “I Won’t Tell” (2011)
• Order of Honor (Moldova) (2011)
• Winner of the "Crystal Turandot" award for the role of Lady Macbeth in the play "Lady Macbeth of Our County" (MTUZ) (2014)
• Winner of the Golden Eagle Award in the category “Best Actress on Television” for the series “Anna Karenina” (2018)

Based on materials from the sites: uznayvse.ru, 7days.ru, ruskino.ru, 24smi.org, bojarskaja.ru, kinopoisk.ru, wikipedia.org.

Filmography: Actress

• Crow (2018), TV series
• NO-ONE (2018)
• Anna Karenina. The Story of Vronsky (2017)
• Anna Karenina (2017), TV series
• Decorator (2017)
• Drunk Firm (2016)
• Contribution (2016)
• Guardian of the Way (2015)
• White Nights Fantasy (2015)
• Moon Moon (2015)
• Status: Single (2015)
• Runaways (2014)
• Kuprin. In the Dark (2014)
• Headhunters (2014), TV series
• Completeness Complex (2013)
• Sherlock Holmes (2013), TV series
• Second Lieutenant Romashov (2013)
• The Long Way Home (2013), TV series
• Courier from "Paradise" (2013)
• The Habit of Breaking Up (2013)
• Klushi (2012)
• Three heroes on distant shores (2012)
• Happy New Year, moms! (2012)
• Cinderella (2012)
• Fairy tale. Yes (2011)
• Peter the First. Testament (2011)
• Match (2011)
• M.U.R (2011), TV series
• Five Brides (2011)
• Little Tragedies (2010)
• I won't tell (2010)
• The Man from Capucino Boulevard (2009)
• Admiral (2009), TV series
• I'll be back (2008), TV series
• Admiral (2008)
• The Irony of Fate. Sequel (2007)
• Spare Instinct (2006)
• You Won't Leave Me (2006)
• Soviet period park (2006)
• Juncker (2006)
• Storm Gates (2006)
• Touched (2005), TV series
• Someone else's life (2005)
• First after God (2005)
• Bunker (2004)
• Cobra: Anti-Terror (2003), TV series
• Midday Demon (2003)
• Keys to Death (2001), TV series
• National Security Agent 3 (2001), TV series
• destructive force(2000), TV series

Elizaveta Boyarskaya is one of the few actresses in Russian cinema about whom one can say: smart, beautiful, athlete, Komsomol member. Her face never leaves the covers of glossy magazines. And directors spoil us with films with her participation every year. So who is she, actress Elizaveta Boyarskaya?

Boyarsky clan

It's no secret that Elizaveta Boyarskaya came from the famous acting family, was the youngest, desired child. Her father, Mikhail Boyarsky, is still a sought-after film and theater actor. Mom is a theater actress. Their daughter Elizaveta followed in her father’s footsteps, although until the 11th grade she was sure that she would certainly become a journalist. Elizabeth devoted more than 13 years to dancing. When the time came to choose a profession, she still decided to continue family tradition and entered the St. Petersburg Academy of Theater Arts. After graduation, she became an actress at the Maly Drama Theater in St. Petersburg. And 2018 brought Elizabeth the title of Honored Artist of the Russian Federation.

But no matter how much we admire her work in film, television or theater, we ordinary people, interested, of course, in the biography, personal life and children of Elizaveta Boyarskaya.

Career and work in the theater

After graduating from the theater institute, Elizaveta Boyarskaya’s career took off. Immediately after graduating from the institute, in 2007, she made her debut on the stage of the drama theater in Lev Dodin's production of "Life and Fate", where she got the role of Zhenya. It was with this production, with the light hand of the director, that her theatrical career began. Also in 2007, Elizabeth appeared in films. She received an offer to play in the war drama "I'll Be Back." Then there were works by Alla Surikova and Andrey Malyukov. Her role in the sequel brought her enormous fame. famous film"The Irony of Fate", where Elizabeth played the daughter of Hippolytus and Nadezhda. The film was released throughout the country and was a great success.

Personal life

Elizaveta Boyarskaya has always been a noticeable and spectacular girl, she knew how to make an impression and was always the center of attention. Men liked her, and the first romance in her life happened at the theater institute, in her first year. That guy turned out to be the now famous actor Danila Kozlovsky. However, the influential father, according to rumors, forbade them to meet, and Kozlovsky disappeared from the girl’s life. During her senior year, Elizabeth had several more affairs, but her father was tough-minded. He only wanted to see a son-in-law from a famous theater family.

For a long time, Elizabeth could not get out of the influence of her parents. Only after graduating from the theater institute, having become independent, was she able to free herself from parental care. It began in her life new novel With married man, actor of the theater. Chekhov by Maxim Matveev. The man divorced his first wife and proposed to Elizabeth.

Life after marriage

After the wedding, the couple could not decide on one city to live in and lives between St. Petersburg and Moscow. A year later, the young family welcomed its first child, who was named Andrei. Joint photos You can hardly see Elizaveta Boyarskaya with her husband and children anywhere. Like many famous people, the girl hides her personal and family life from prying eyes. Elizaveta Boyarskaya does not appear in public with her children.

Husband of Elizaveta Boyarskaya

Too little is known about his wife. Maxim was born in the Kaliningrad region, and his grandparents were mainly involved in his upbringing. Parents worked at school. As a child, Maxim loved to draw, and his grandfather used his drawings to invent toys.

In 1992, the family moved to Saratov. In this city, Maxim developed new hobbies; he became interested in theater and attended amateur clubs. After school he left Saratov and entered the Moscow Art Theater. Chekhov, on the course of Sergei Zemtsov.

In addition to working in theater and cinema, Maxim Matveev is involved in charity work. The hospital clowning movement he organized helps children undergoing treatment in clinics and their parents maintain a fighting spirit and smile in order to fight their illnesses. Sometimes Matveev himself plays one of the roles of clowns, when his work schedule allows him, and he and his team visit hospitals.

The younger generation of Boyarsky-Matveevs

Almost nothing is known about the children of Elizaveta Boyarskaya and Maxim Matveev. The couple does not advertise them and in every possible way avoids showing their babies to people. However, some time ago, a photo of the children of Elizaveta Boyarskaya, or rather her eldest son Andrei, appeared on the Internet. The photo was published on her social network page by the wife of the famous actor Veniamin Smekhov. The photograph shows Smekhov himself, Elizaveta and her son, as well as Mikhail Boyarsky and Ksenia Rappoport.

Subscribers and fans immediately noticed that Andrei, who was only four years old, did not look like his parents. Heated debate among the couple's fans led to the general opinion that the boy's facial features were passed on from his grandmother, Larisa Luppian.

However, Andrei inherited a lot from his dad. Fans who follow the life of Elizaveta Boyarskaya, her husband and children agree that facial expressions, looks and gestures are exactly the same as Matveev’s. This is confirmed by Elizabeth herself.

Boyarskaya herself does not believe that she is hiding children from prying eyes. She admits that she doesn't want her children to experience discomfort from increased attention since she herself is a daughter famous parents and knows firsthand how difficult it is. The children of Elizaveta Boyarskaya will remain in the shadows for as long as possible. Mom thinks this is right.

Rumors and gossip

Some time ago in the means mass media There was shocking news that Elizaveta Boyarskaya and Maxim Matveev were getting divorced. The news shocked fans. Even my colleagues started asking star couple questions. Unknown sources, allegedly close to the spouses, reported in detail that they have not lived together for several months and are only creating an illusion happy family, publishing joint photos on in social networks.

Fans, discussing the news, made assumptions that the fatal role in star family life played out in two cities: Elizabeth - in St. Petersburg, Maxim - in Moscow. Colleagues were also inclined to this conclusion, since they believed that constant travel for two years still brought discord into the family.

One day one of the artists noticed that Elizabeth came to the theater without the wedding ring that she always wore. The actress did not deny and said that the fact of separation took place in her life. At the same time, she clarified that ex-spouse plays a big role in her life and in their lives common son Andrey.

Gossips interfered in the personal affairs of the actors and famous father Elizabeth. It was alleged that he forced Elizabeth and Maxim to maintain the image of an ideal family despite the divorce, thereby hoping for reconciliation between the spouses. Also, the couple’s son, Andrei, stayed with his mother.

Soon the actress, tired of the ridiculous rumors, herself made a statement that she and Maxim were all right and their family life safe. She recalled that both of them are actors, but the husband works in the troupe of the Theater. Chekhov, and she herself is an actress of the St. Petersburg Maly Drama Theater. And while they work, life in two cities is inevitable. Together or separately, they will travel. The actress also said that she and her husband do not wear wedding rings, however, this does not indicate any divorce.

Family joys

Elizaveta Boyarskaya and her husband Maxim Matveev do not consider it necessary to prove and show everyone that everything is fine in their family. Against the backdrop of gossip and yellow press publications about the separation, which overnight flooded the Internet, the married couple made a knight's move. The second child of Elizaveta Boyarskaya and Maxim Matveev should be born in the near future.

The first to announce this was the star grandfather, Mikhail Boyarsky. He answered questions from journalists that his daughter was expecting another boy. The baby's name has already been chosen, but is being kept secret for now. Grandparents are very happy about their second grandson, but they hope that the young couple will have a third child, since their big friendly family really lacks a sweetheart daughter. The spouses themselves do not talk about their personal lives, and even on social networks there is not a single mention of the upcoming happy event.

Elizaveta Boyarskaya decided to go on maternity leave recent months pregnancy to enjoy your position before the birth of the baby. After all, then there will be a lot of trouble and fuss. Now she works a lot and does not feel any discomfort at all.

Elizabeth's father shared with journalists his thoughts that he no longer needed new roles. All yours free time he plans to dedicate it to his family and grandchildren.

Maxim Matveev, as a responsible father, also plans to take a vacation to be close to his wife and newborn in the first days of life.

Charity

In 2009, Elizaveta Boyarskaya began to be active charitable activities and became a member of the board of trustees of two foundations simultaneously. The first is called "Sun" and deals with the problems of premature babies and mothers. The second organization, the Youth Health Center, works with and supervises drug-dependent young people later life Without Drugs.

In 2011, together with Konstantin Khabensky the actress is working on a project whose goal is to revive the Russian classical theater school, to interest children and youth in order to get them off the streets.

Awards and prizes

Elizaveta Boyarskaya is nominated for various prizes and awards almost every year. She already has the Golden Spotlight Award for her role as Goneril in the play King Lear, and the MTV Russia film award in the Breakthrough of the Year category for the film First After God. She is also the winner of the MTV Russia film award in the category “Best Actress” for her role as Anna Timireva in the film “Admiral” with Konstantin Khabensky in the title role. As well as the Turandot and Golden Eagle awards.

Name: Elizaveta Boyarskaya

Age: 33 years

Place of Birth: Saint Petersburg

Height: 170 cm Weight: 52 kg

Activity: Actress

Marital status: Married

Elizaveta Boyarskaya - biography

Elizaveta Boyarskaya – famous actress cinema and theater, who, despite her young age, has already played many roles and managed to emerge from the shadow of her famous parents. That is why her biography is so rich and interesting.

Childhood, family

According to her horoscope sign, Elizaveta Mikhailovna Boyarskaya is a Sagittarius, since she was born on December 20, 1985 in Leningrad in the family and. By this time, the family already had a child - Lisa’s older brother Sergei.

As a girl, Lisa, seeing her father’s constant filming, did not even dream of being an actress, but rather imagined herself as a journalist. At school, she easily managed to organize any parties and find mutual language even with those who tried not to communicate with anyone.

Liza Boyarskaya: Studying at school

At school, Liza Boyarskaya studied satisfactorily and was active. At the age of 13, she did not think about becoming an actress, but became interested in dancing. In addition, she studied at a modeling school, and very early, back in adolescence, graduated from it. When Lisa entered high school, she realized that she needed to study well in order to receive a good education in the future. In some subjects, tutors were hired for Elizabeth, and this made it possible for Boyarskaya not only to finish school well, receiving a certificate without C grades, but also to learn two foreign languages: English and German.

In the last class secondary school Lisa suddenly decided that she definitely needed to enroll in the PR department, which is located at the Faculty of Journalism of St. Petersburg University. But after studying for several months at special preparatory courses, Elizabeth realized that this profession did not interest her at all. But she changed her decision about admission only when she visited the theater on Mokhovaya and watched several performances of the Leningrad City Council.

Elizaveta Boyarskaya: Education

Having informed her parents about her decision, Lisa did not receive a refusal from them, but still about the difficulties acting profession they told Elizabeth. The future actress decided to enroll in RGISI. Lisa studied for several months, preparing for admission, but during the entrance exams she did not expect that the teachers would not pay any attention to her famous parents and instead of the 10 minutes that were allotted for passing the exam, they studied her talent for an entire hour.

As a result, she was accepted into Dodin’s course. The future famous actress studied well and even received a presidential scholarship for her successful studies. She successfully graduated from her native and beloved St. Petersburg State Academy of Theater Arts in 2007.

Elizaveta Boyarskaya: Acting career

My creative biography Liza Boyarskaya started at the age of 13. One day one of the film directors invited her to star in a film where she was to play a drug addict girl from a wealthy family. Lisa agreed, but her parents did not see her as a future actress, and therefore were critical of her cinematic debut.

During her years of studying at the theater academy, Elizaveta Mikhailovna received another role in the play and proved to everyone that she has acting talent. As a result, Boyarskaya was able to receive her first award as a student.

Theater and cinema

She began acting at the Maly Drama Theater of St. Petersburg in 2006, but constant filming began in 2005. She starred in one of the films with her father - famous actor Mikhail Boyarsky. According to the actress herself, it was a little strange and unexpected.

Invitations from directors rained down on Boyarskaya, but the girl does not agree to every role, but only when she feels that this role suits her and reflects her worldview. In one of the interviews, the girl said that historical films are closer to her. The actress's popularity grew very quickly, and Lisa also quickly stopped being compared to her father, having appreciated her creativity and acting skills.

Currently, the famous and talented actress Elizaveta Boyarskaya works a lot, acting in films and acting in the theater, without forgetting about her family.

Personal life of Elizaveta Boyarskaya

Even though Lisa for a long time lived with her parents and did not want to leave parents' house, she was still credited with many novels. Among her fans were many actors. She also met her husband on the set of one of the films where they starred together. At that time he was still married. But the new relationship with Liza Boyarskaya, which flared up so passionately and brightly between them, pushed the actor to take a decisive step towards divorcing his ex-wife.

In 2010, a new and happy page begins in the biography of Elizaveta Boyarskaya’s personal life. She marries the man she loves. There are many rumors surrounding their relationship, but the young people live happily. In this marriage, the couple had a son, Andrei, in 2012. Lisa spent up to six months of her pregnancy on the set and just three months after giving birth she went back to filming. Liza Boyarskaya is an actress and model, the daughter of Mikhail Boyarsky and Larisa Luppian. Continuing the Boyarsky acting dynasty, she had to make a lot of efforts to get out of the shadow of her famous parents, but she definitely succeeded! There are dozens of films with her participation, and in MDT she is deservedly called a prima.

Childhood of Liza Boyarskaya

Elizaveta Boyarskaya was born in Leningrad on December 20, 1985. The acting couple, Mikhail Boyarsky and Larisa Luppian, already had a growing son, Sergei Boyarsky. Lisa younger than brother for almost six years.

Attentive viewers must have noticed Lisa has a scar on her left cheek. She received it in infancy. The baby twitched unsuccessfully in her mother’s arms and touched the lamp, which fell and shattered into fragments. One of them injured Lisa's face. Larisa did not lose her composure and quickly took her daughter to the hospital, where the scar was mended. By the way, the actress is not at all embarrassed by the mark and even considers it her highlight, so she does not cover her cheek with foundation unless it is required on the set.

Despite the star status of her parents, at first the girl did not intend to follow in their footsteps. She was attracted by being a journalist and the relatively new specialty of a PR manager at that time, especially since Lisa had the necessary inclinations - at school she easily managed to organize any parties.

She got her first film role by accident. One day the phone rang in the Boyarskys’ apartment. 15-year-old Lisa answered the phone. At the other end of the line they asked if they could hear Mikhail, but the famous musketeer was on set. Then the voice on the phone suggested Lisa to play in a movie. This is how her debut took place - in the thriller “Keys to Death” she played a little drug addict Alice, the daughter of rich parents.

However, the first shooting did not impress young Lisa, and she did not change her opinion about future profession. However, the parents, as the elder Boyarsky later admitted, did not see an actress in their daughter. In their opinion, who should have become the successor of the dynasty was the eldest son. But in their senior year, their daughter gave them a surprise.

At school, Liza Boyarskaya studied mediocrely; she had to improve all subjects with tutors. But outside of classes she led active life– attended a modeling school, studied jazz and classical dancing. And in high school, the girl came to her senses and became one of the most outstanding students. Boyarskaya showed such zeal to enter the journalism department, but a couple of months before the entrance exams, she suddenly realized that this was not her profession at all. The introductory courses at the Faculty of Dreams brought the girl only disappointment, but visiting the opening of the educational theater on Mokhovaya, on the contrary, convinced Lisa to become the ninth certified actor in the family.

There was very little time for preparation. Lisa submitted documents to the St. Petersburg State Academy of Theater Arts (SPbGATI). At the entrance exams, the proud bearer of the legendary surname was not given any concessions, but, on the contrary, instead of the required ten minutes allotted for each applicant, Boyarskaya spent an hour proving that she was worthy of joining the ranks of students. As a result, Lisa was enrolled in the course of the People's Artist of Russia, professor and simply outstanding theater director Lev Abramovich Dodin.

Actor career

Liza Boyarskaya plunged into learning the basics acting. Already as a student, Boyarskaya received her first serious role. The girl performed brilliantly on the stage of the Maly Drama Theater in the play “King Lear”, playing the role of Gonerel, for which she received the prestigious “Golden Spotlight” award.

In 2003, she got the main female role in the drama “Demon of the Afternoon”, then an episode in the series “Cobra. Anti-terror" (series "Prince of Darkness"), where its heroine Nastya was lured into a satanic sect.

Elizaveta Boyarskaya. Temporarily available

In 2004, offers from directors began to arrive more often. During this period, Lisa was busy filming the German-Italian war drama “The Bunker” by Oliver Hirschbiegel, where she appeared in the role of nurse Erna. A year later, the girl received her first big role in Russian cinema - the actress tried on the image of the touching and hopelessly in love with the submarine captain Tanka from the military drama “First After God.”

In the same year, Lisa got another historical role, that of Françoise Faberge, in the drama “One Someone Else’s Life,” which told about the post-revolutionary period. After this, the girl admitted that she was close to historical costume paintings, since she considers herself completely out of date.

In 2006, Liza Boyarskaya tried her hand at the melodrama “You Won’t Leave Me.” In the film, the girl played the young actress Verochka, a rather eccentric person. Since her heroine was a bundle of energy: she constantly said something, sometimes cried, sometimes laughed, Lisa had to constantly “wind up” herself. By the way, it was in this film that Liza Boyarskaya starred with her dad for the first time. As the actress herself admitted, the experience was unusual. For the sake of this role, Lisa made a small sacrifice - she had to change her color from a brunette to a redhead several times. However, this did not bother the girl at all: the actress has repeatedly stated that for the sake of a worthwhile film, she is ready not only to dye her hair color, but also to shave her head.

In 2007, Elizaveta Boyarskaya graduated from the theater academy and was officially invited to work at the Young Studio of MDT - Theater of Europe.

Soon the girl was offered the role of d'Artagnan's daughter in the sequel to The Three Musketeers. Although Elizabeth loves “costume” films, she refused to participate, citing the fact that the script did not quite suit her.

One of the most striking roles, according to Elizaveta, awaited her in the remake of “The Irony of Fate” from Timur Bekmambetov. The girl who grew up watching the movie "C" light steam!”, admitted that at first she was afraid of the responsibility and the inevitable comparisons with the heroine of Barbara Brylska. However, she still agreed to participate in the filming. Elizabeth's partners in the film were Konstantin Khabensky and Sergei Bezrukov. According to the script, Sergei plays Nadya’s fiancé, and Konstantin plays a new lover.

Now Lisa is sure that her heroine in “The Irony of Fate” is the ideal St. Petersburg girl of our time. She is a little cold and infernal, at the same time self-confident, proud and sober, not a “glamorous” girl, but not ordinary, but with a rich internal content. Elizabeth likes this combination of qualities.

Liza Boyarskaya in “Evening Urgant” (2016)

Released in 2008 New film with the participation of Liza Boyarskaya and Konstantin Khabensky - the blockbuster “Admiral” directed by Andrei Kravchuk. The film told about the life of an outstanding military officer navy, polar explorer, Admiral Alexander Vasilyevich Kolchak, and his beloved Anna Timireva.

After such success, films with her participation are constantly released on the big screen: “I Won’t Tell” (2010) with Maxim Matveev, “Five Brides” (2011) with Danil Kozlovsky, “Match” (2011) with Sergei Bezrukov , “Klushi” (2012), “Cinderella” (2012), “The Habit of Parting” (2013), “Courier from Paradise” (2013), “Headhunters” (2014) with Philip Yankovsky.

In 2012, Lisa starred in Valery Meladze’s video for the song “Heaven,” playing his lover and appearing in rather revealing images.

Liza Boyarskaya and Valery Meladze in the video “Heaven”

Personal life of Liza Boyarskaya

Liza Boyarskaya lived for a very long time under the same roof with her father and mother, never daring to free herself from parental care.

As a student, Boyarskaya fell in love with fellow student Danila Kozlovsky. At the academy they were immediately dubbed “Romeo and Juliet,” and the tabloids were already anticipating future details of the star romance, but then he intervened strict father Lisa, who said that he would not allow his daughter to date a little-known young man. The same fate, according to rumors, awaited Sergei Chonishvili and a native of Novosibirsk, actor Pavel Polyakov.

After two films in tandem with Khabensky in a row (“Admiral” and “The Irony of Fate”), Liza Boyarskaya began to be credited with an affair with the actor, but the rumors turned out to be groundless.

In August 2009, during the filming of the film “I Won’t Tell,” which took place in Kyiv, Boyarskaya met the actor of the Moscow Art Theater. Chekhov, the star of the film “Hipsters” Maxim Matveev. As Lisa herself said, she had seen Maxim before and dreamed of working with him.

A month later, the entire film crew was in full swing discussing the new love affair at work actors. The couple hid their relationship from the public for a long time, since Boyarskaya’s lover was married to another actress, Yana Sexte from “Tabakerka.” But they didn’t last long; soon information about their affair was leaked to the press, and Maxim moved out of his wife’s place into a rented apartment.

One of the most beautiful actresses of modern Russian cinema, Elizaveta Boyarskaya today is no longer perceived by anyone only as the daughter of famous Russian actors Mikhail Boyarsky(“D’Artagnan and the Three Musketeers”, “The Man from the Boulevard des Capuchins”, “The Eldest Son”) and Larisa Luppian(“The Musketeers 20 years later”, TV series “Echelon”). It seems that today in almost everyone high-profile movies and television premieres, the name of Elizaveta Boyarskaya is listed among the leading actors in the credits.

Education of Elizaveta Boyarskaya

No wonder that under the burden of fame star parents, as a child, Elizaveta Boyarskaya did not intend to become an actress. Classical dance and jazz, modeling school, interest in journalism and PR - young Elizaveta Boyarskaya saw herself in a completely different field. But apparently genes and the acting environment took their toll.

At the age of 13, Elizaveta Boyarskaya starred in big role in the series "Keys to Death". A start has been made. Although, continuing to resist the potential inherent in her, after graduating from school Elizaveta Boyarskaya decided to enter the Faculty of Journalism of St. Petersburg state university. The turning point happened literally shortly before admission.

Having abruptly changed her decision, Elizaveta Boyarskaya finally decided to take the acting path and entered the St. Petersburg State Academy of Theater Arts.

The first roles of Elizaveta Boyarskaya

While still studying at the institute, Elizaveta Boyarskaya began acting in the theater and acting in films. For her role in the play “King Lear” she was awarded the prestigious “Golden Sofit” award, and on the screen she was remembered by the audience after her first big role, starring in Vasily Chiginsky’s film “First After God” in 2005. The same year she starred in the historical drama " Your own someone else's life", playing the role of Francoise Faberge. A year later, in 2006, Elizaveta Boyarskaya starred in a movie with her father - Mikhail Boyarsky in Alla Surikova’s film “You Won’t Leave Me.”

In the same 2006, viewers noticed the bright appearance of Elizaveta Boyarskaya in the film “Park of the Soviet Period”, in the role of a sexy and seductive employee of a mysterious elite hotel.

Having graduated from the Theater Academy in 2007, Elizaveta Boyarskaya was already a fairly well-known theater and film actress.

Theatrical works of Elizaveta Boyarskaya

Upon completion of her studies, Elizaveta Boyarskaya was enrolled in the staff of the Maly Drama Theater - Theater of Europe in St. Petersburg. She played in the play Lev Dodin "Life and Fate". And in 2008 she performed the role of Rosaline in the production of Love's Labour's Lost.

Since the autumn of the same year in the enterprise "Cyrano de Bergerac" Lisa plays the role of Roxana, Cyrano’s lover, brilliantly performed by Sergei Bezrukov. Working fruitfully in the theater, Elizaveta Boyarskaya continues to act in films.

Main roles of Elizaveta Boyarskaya

Loud film premiere Timur Bekmambetov"The Irony of Fate. The Sequel,” in which Elizaveta Boyarskaya had to play a modern version of the famous Nadenka (and in the story, her own daughter), became a difficult test for the actress.

A landmark film for all Russians, a symbol of the New Year, it was not easy for Elizaveta Boyarskaya to decide to appear in its sequel. However, after reading the script and the image of her heroine, and discovering that her partner was again Sergei Bezrukov. Elizaveta Boyarskaya dared to take on this role and made the right decision - precisely by playing in “The Irony of Fate. Continuation”, she was most remembered and loved by a wide range of viewers, just like her heroine. Here's how the actress herself speaks about her:

Elizaveta Boyarskaya: “For me, she is the ideal of a modern St. Petersburg girl. A little cold, a little infernal, proud, sober, self-confident. A man with dignity and honor. She is not a candy in a wrapper, not a glamorous girl. Outwardly she may seem very ordinary, but inside my Nadya is a treasure chest.”

It seems that Elizabeth talks a little about herself. After all, who would have thought that such remarkable acting talent was hidden behind the bright appearance of the daughter of star parents. Elizaveta Boyarskaya’s partners on the set also help her talent blossom.

Appearing on screen in “The Irony of Fate” along with Konstantin Khabensky, In 2008, Elizabeth again starred with him, and again in the role of his lover. It's about about the epic drama “Admiral”, where Elizaveta Boyarskaya played Alexander Kolchak’s lover, Anna Timireva. It must be said that Elizabeth is especially good at historical roles, and apparently understanding this, directors often offer her roles in films covering the events of a bygone era.

Role in “Admiral”, Princess Cantemir in the historical drama “ Peter the First. Will", a girl of the 40s in the melodrama "I'll be back", and a post-war girlish image in the film " Five Brides" is a direct confirmation of this.

Elizaveta Boyarskaya: I really have more historical roles than modern ones. This, of course, has to do with the choices I make. Contemporary paintings are also offered to me, but I often refuse them. Not because I categorically dislike them, but because the script material is, as a rule, less interesting and rich. Historical films are most often based on some bright and sometimes tragic events, be it a revolution, the Great Patriotic War or the War of 1812, and the destinies of people against such a background become more dramatic and cinematic.

In 2009, the poignant role of Musya Rostopchina in the wartime family television series " I'll come back" Despite quite young age and the lack of much life experience, Elizaveta Boyarskaya was able to demonstrate on the screen real acting talent and the ability to display the feelings and emotions of a heroine who found herself in difficult life circumstances - captivity, interrogations, returning to her homeland, adopting someone else’s child, and throughout all this time - maintaining the light and an enduring feeling for your beloved.

Elizaveta Boyarskaya in Valery Meladze's video

At the end of 2010, Elizaveta Boyarskaya starred in Valery Meladze’s video for the song “Heaven”. The number of views of the video on the Internet exceeded a million, largely thanks to the leading actress.

Elizaveta Boyarskaya: “I dreamed of starring in a video. Now we skillfully remove them. I like the work of the Meladze brothers, I think that they are educated, subtle people. Therefore, I immediately responded to the invitation. It was interesting to play a whole story in five minutes - without words, only at the level of gestures, glances, emotions, beautiful pictures and to beautiful music."

Personal life of Elizaveta Boyarskaya

In 2010, the film “I Won’t Tell” was released, a mystical melodrama in which Elizaveta Boyarskaya played along with the young actor Maxim Matveev. known to the public based on the films “Hipsters” and “New Year’s Tariff”. Romantic, though difficult relationship movie characters in real life led to the actors having an affair. Maxim Matveev divorced his wife. On July 28, 2010, in the strictest secrecy, Elizaveta Boyarskaya married an actor Maxim Matveeva. And almost two years later, on April 7, 2012, Elizaveta Boyarskaya and Maxim Matveev had a son, Andrei, whose appearance was also accompanied by numerous publications in the press and various guesses from viewers.

Elizaveta Boyarskaya in films and on television

2011 turned out to be a “fruitful” year for film roles for Elizaveta Boyarskaya. The film “Five Brides” was released, where Elizaveta played a loving, slightly rude, but surprisingly charming girl driver. The premiere of the film “Cinderella” took place - modern version fairy-tale classic starring Kristina Asmus. Elizaveta Boyarskaya played the role of an evil sister in the film.

In the almanac “Fairy Tale. Yes,” filmed in 2011, Elizaveta Boyarskaya played the role of the mother of a girl who does not want a younger brother or sister. In the melodramatic almanac “Mom,” which was published for the holiday of March 8, viewers again saw Elizaveta Boyarskaya. In 2012, Elizaveta Boyarskaya’s active work in cinema continues. Filming is underway for another remake of the classic detective film “Sherlock Holmes” with Igor Petrenko in the title role. The television premiere of the series "MUR" about the everyday life of the Moscow criminal investigation department in the post-war period is expected. In April 2012, the premiere of the film “Match” took place, where Elizaveta Boyarskaya played the role of the beloved of the main character - football player Ranevich (played by Sergei Bezrukov), whose appearance was accompanied by loud scandals and contradictory statements regarding the plot of the film from Ukrainian film officials. The filmmakers were accused of inciting interethnic passions, lack of patriotism and untruthful depiction of historical facts.