Andrey Merzlikin

Andrey Merzlikin was born in Kaliningrad, Moscow Oblast. In the first education - radio engineer of space engineering, then earned a degree in economics. In parallel, he graduated from the acting department Gerasimov Institute of Cinematography (workshop Y. Kindinova). While studying at the institute, he starred in the short film "How I Spent My Summer" (dir. N. Pogonicheva) and received the prize for best actor at the film festival VGIK.[2][3]

In March 2006 Andrey married Anna Osokina – psychologist. They have three children: son Fyodor (born 2006), daughter Serafima (born 2008) and daughter Evdokiya (born 2010).[4] Four children (born January 2016).

Merzlikin has appeared in over fifteen films and in several television productions.

Filmography

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Year	Title	Role	Genre
2003	Bumer	Dimon 'Oshparenny'	crime
2005	Dead Man's Bluff	Referent / Mikhalych's Assistant	black comedy, crime
2006	Franz + Polina	Pavel	war drama romance
2006	Moscow Mission	Maks	action thriller
2006	Rush Hour	Yura Smirnitskiy	drama
2007	May	Aleksander Gaevskiy
2007	Russian game	Krugel
2008	Swing	Captain Sergey Makarov
2008	Plus One	Markov
2008	The Inhabited Island	Fank	science fiction
2009	Strayed	Man	Thriller
2009	Newsmakers	Smirnov	Action
2009	Russia 88	functionary	Mockumentary
2009	The Invisibles	-	science fiction
2009	O Lucky Man!	Sanya-Frigate	comedy
2010	The Brest Fortress	Andrey Kizhevatov	war movie
2010	Burnt by the Sun 2	Nikolai, tanker	war movie
2010	Hydraulics	Sam
2011	4 Days in May	Gray, the scout
2012	Spy	Karpenko	Action
2013	Sherlock Holmes	Halifax	TV series
2013	Pyotr Leschenko. Everything That Was...	Georgiy Khrapak	TV series
2014	Molodezhka	Maxim Streltsov	TV Series
2015	Paws, Bones & Rock'n'roll	Lyokha
2015	Green Carriage
2017	The Road to Calvary	Arkady Zhadov	TV Series
2018	Tanks	Mikhail Koshkin
2018	A Rough Draft	Felix

Actor supports Russian separatist in the War in Donbass. He calls them "heroes". In May 2015 Merzlikin visited occupied Donetsk, where he and other Russian actors presented film "The Brest Fortress".[5]

• Andrey Merzlikin at IMDb