Igor Gordin
Igor Gordin was born on May 6, 1965 in Leningrad, RSFSR, USSR [now St. Petersburg, Russia]. He is an actor, known for Ikariya, Igra na vyzhivanie (2020) and Moskovskie sumerki (2012).
Igor Gotesman
Igor Gotesman is known for Demain tout commence (2016), Family Business (2019) and Fiasco.
Igor Grabuzov
Igor Grabuzov was born on February 20, 1986, in Saint-Petersburg, Russia (then Leningrad, USSR). He studied at the Theatre Arts Academy. His breakthrough role came in 2016 when he was one of the leads in Tri dnya do vesny (Three Days until Spring) (2017). In 2018 he took the role of a gifted composer Alexey who suffered from cerebral palsy in Opasnie tanci (2018) and was highly praised by many critics. Also Igor is a constant player in all of his friend Kirill Sokolov's movies including Sokolov's latest hit Why don't you just die (2018). Kirill calls Grabuzov his mascot. In 2019 Grabuzov was one of the ill-fated soldiers in Unknown Battle (2019) which was screened at many festivals all over the world.
Igor Hamer
Igor Hamer is an actor, known for Renegades (2017), ZG80 (2016) and Josef (2011).
Igor Hiller
Igor Hiller is an actor and writer, known for Bicentennial Man (1999), Sweet November (2001) and How Guys' Thoughts Ruin Perfect Relationships (2014).
Igor Horvat
Igor Horvat is known for Decameron di Daniele Luttazzi (2007), L'ospite (2018) and Alter Ego (2023).
Igor Ivanov
Born in Leningrad in 1954. Graduated from the Leningrad State Institute of Theatre Music and Cinematography (Katsman and Dodin's class). Acted with the Tomsk Young Viewers' Theatre from 1979 till 1980. During the same year became an actor with the Maly Drama Theatre. People's Artist of Russia (2004). Has played more than 20 roles. The most notable of those are Yegor in The House, Nikolai in Stars in the Morning Sky, Lopakhin in The Cherry Orchard. Today the actor plays Muzhik in Mumu, Petr Zhitov in Brothers and Sisters, Lebyadkin in The Devils, Glagolev in A Play Without a Title, Barukh Naileben in The Disappearance, Serebryakov in Uncle Vanya, King of France in King Lear, Don Armado in Love's Labour's Lost, Mostovskoy in Life and Fate, James Tyrone in Long Day's Journey into Night. Winner of the Golden Sofit Award; and Vladislav Strzhelchik Prize for the role of Barukh Naileben in The Disappearance (2002); winner of Stanislavsky Award for the role of Serebryakov (2003). Has appeared in the films The Fantastic Tale, The Snowstorm, Two Hussars, The Tarantula, Vavilov, The Black Marine Guard, and Mount!
Igor Jijikine
Igor Jijikine is a Russian-American actor best known for his powerful scenes opposite Harrison Ford in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008). He was born Igor Zhizhikin, in 1965, in Russia. Young Igor was fond of movies and acting; he was also a good sportsmen. He attended the Moscow State College of Physical Culture and trained in gymnastics, soccer, ice skating and snow skiing, graduating as Master of Sports of the USSR. He also studied acting, martial arts and acrobatics, and performed with the Moscow State Circus. In 1989, he was with the Moscow Circus on tour in the USA, but his manager took all the money and disappeared. At that time 24-year-old Jijikine was left penniless, he lived on the streets, but still decided to stay and work in America. Since then, Jijikin's life has been as hectic and turbulent as some of the characters he played on stage and in film. He survived three marriages, tried several non-acting jobs, worked as acrobat with such Las Vegas casinos as Circus-Circus and Stratosphere, founded a circus agency, and became known as "The Russian Bear" in Las Vegas. In 1991 he landed the leading part in a Las Vegas production of 'Samson and Dalilah'. A few years later he worked with the Cirque du Soleil's "Mysterie" in Las Vegas. In the 2000s, Jijikine took acting classes in Hollywood. There he was noticed by an agent, and eventually switched to film, becoming typecast as a "bad guy." Jijikine made his big screen debut in Blood Work (2002) under the directorship of Clint Eastwood, then appeared opposite Quentin Tarantino in two episodes of the TV series Alias (2001). He also appeared in about 40 commercials, and became the face of video game 'Red Alert'. His big brake came with supporting role as Russian Colonel Dovchenko opposite Cate Blanchett and Harrison Ford in the 4th film of the Indiana Jones franchise, directed by Steven Spielberg, who called Jijikine "the best bad guy."
Igor Karbus
Igor Karbus is known for Dinner für Acht (2022), SOKO Donau (2005) and Die Räuber (2016).
Igor Kaznacheyev
Igor Kaznacheyev is known for Atlantis (2019).
