While the premiere of 'Major Grom: The Game' is ongoing in cinemas, we want to talk about other roles in which you can also see Tikhon Zhiznevsky.

For Tikhon Zhiznevsky, the image of Igor Grom has become a calling card, which is further proven by the film. But besides this role, the actor has several top-notch projects where he showed different facets of his talent. We'll talk about them.

Evgenia Smykova

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'On the Game' (2009)

Tikhon Zhiznevsky began his film career with an action movie starring the mega-popular at the time Pavel Priluchny. The story of computer geeks in the world of crime even got a sequel, and on the big screen, the audience already saw Zhiznevsky's signature curls, although recognition came a little later.

'Fire' (2020)

From this point on, the surname Zhiznevsky will appear on posters more and more often. And just look at the project with which he rapidly bursts into the world of our cinema. The cast includes famous stars, the scale on screen is impressive, and the film itself is memorable largely due to Tikhon's character. Moreover, 'Fire' is the starting point for cool joint projects of the Yankovsky-Zhiznevsky duo.

'The Swamps' (2021)

Following 'Fire', the Yankovsky-Zhiznevsky tandem ended up in the multi-family mystical project 'The Swamps'. The mysterious story in a Russian village made viewers rack their brains over the plot, giving rise not only to many theories but also new ideas for fan art. Zhiznevsky's image of a slacker journalist trying to find the truth in this whole story turned out convincing and won the audience's love.

'Union of Salvation. Time of Wrath' (2022)

The revised version of the film 'Union of Salvation' is interesting for the appearance of many characters who were not even mentioned in the theatrical version. For example, the viewer saw Pyotr Nikolaevich Svistunov, a cornet of the Life Guards Cavalry Regiment. This character, although not participating in the main events of the uprising, is involved in scenes filled with humor and distracting from the seriousness of what is happening. This is Tikhon Zhiznevsky's first historical role, as before that his characters existed in the modern world.

It can be said that this is another project of the beloved duo, but this time the actors did not cross paths on screen: Svistunov never made it to Bestuzhev-Ryumin, Yankovsky's character.

'The First Oscar' (2022)

Every self-respecting Russian actor should have not only a historical work in their filmography but also a war film. The story of our compatriots receiving the first Oscar for documentary footage of World War II is an ideal option.

'Liberea: Treasure Hunters' (2022)

Perhaps Zhiznevsky's filmography would not be so diverse if it did not include an adventure film. 'Liberea: Treasure Hunters' is a search for the lost library of Ivan the Terrible, mysteries and adventures, beautiful views of our country, that is, all the components of a perfect evening adventure.

What's Next?

This year we will again see the Yankovsky-Zhiznevsky duo in a new interpretation of F. M. Dostoevsky's work 'Crime and Punishment', and a little later the premiere of the film 'The Last Ronin' about the consequences of nuclear wars in the near future is expected.