Oleg Fyodorov is a renowned Russian theater and film actor, as well as a talented TV presenter. Born in Leningrad, now known as St. Petersburg, Fyodorov's educational background is marked by a pedagogical focus in high school. Despite his initial failure to enter a theater university, he persisted and enrolled in the Pedagogical Institute without exams, concurrently attending a theater studio. After completing his military service, Fyodorov reevaluated his career goals and opted not to pursue a teaching profession.
Instead, he pursued a career in the arts, initially working with the puppet theater 'Sky of Tiflis' under the direction of Zhanna Kondratsikovskaya. Fyodorov's breakthrough came when he graduated from the St. Petersburg State Academy of Theater Arts in 2003, under the guidance of Gennadiy Trostyanetskiy. He then joined the esteemed Lensovet Theater troupe.
Fyodorov's acting career began in 1999, with his debut role in the film 'In the Mirror of Venus', followed by appearances in the TV series 'Uboynaya sila' (2000),'Streets of Broken Lights' (1998),'Cop Wars' (2005),'Liteynyy' (2008),and several other notable projects.
Some of his most notable roles include the psychological drama 'Igry detey vzroslogo vozrasta' (2011),the melodrama 'Mayakovskiy. Dva dnya' (2013),the detective story 'Dvoe s pistoletami' (2013),the military drama 'Ladoga' (2014),and the detective series 'Sherlock Holmes' (2013). Fyodorov also starred in the war film 'Belaya noch' (2014),where he played the lead role of Major Oleg Nekrylov, the head of the Special Security Bureau.
In recent years, Fyodorov has appeared in popular projects such as 'Takaya rabota' (2015),'Panfilov's 28 Men' (2016),'Realizatsiya' (2019),'The Bridge' (2018),and 'Morskiye dyalovy: Rubezhi rodiny' (2018),showcasing his versatility and range as a talented actor.
