Aleksandr Vladimirovich Obmanov, a talented actor born on August 6, 1989, has made remarkable strides in the world of theater and film. His artistic journey began in his youth, laying the groundwork for a promising career. In 2012, he graduated from the directing department of the Volgograd State Institute of Art and Culture (VGIIK), honing his craft under the mentorship of E.L. Basilašvili. He further refined his skills at the School of Drama, where he studied under Herman Sidakov, culminating his training in 2018.
Obmanov is known for his compelling performances in avant-garde theater, notably with the independent youth theater Re/Actor in Saint Petersburg. His notable works include his roles in "Where Souls Burn," where he portrayed Vatslov Leshchinsky, and "I Want to Kiss You," where he played Sergio Garanti.
Transitioning to cinema, his career took off in 2014 with appearances in various TV series, primarily in supporting roles. His breakout performance came in 2021 when he starred as Kirill in Diana Ringo's drama "Quarantine," alongside the esteemed Anatoly Bely. Following this success, he collaborated again with Ringo in 2023, taking on the lead role of a brilliant mathematician in the sci-fi film "1984," a modern adaptation of George Orwell's iconic novel, navigating the complexities of a dystopian world.
