Vitali Makarov, a renowned Russian-born Canadian actor, embarked on a remarkable journey that began with his four-year stint in the Soviet Red Army. This formative experience preceded his acceptance into the esteemed Moscow Arts Theater School, founded by the legendary Konstantin Stanislavsky. After graduating, Makarov commenced his illustrious stage career, initially in Russia and subsequently in Canada, where he effortlessly navigates both French and English languages.
Throughout his illustrious career, Makarov has had the privilege of playing iconic roles, including the titular character in a 1997 production of Hamlet, which garnered the prestigious Montreal Critic's Award that year. His impressive repertoire extends to feature films in both Canada and the United States, cementing his status as a versatile and talented actor.
Currently, Makarov is a regular cast member on the popular French television series, Les Poupees Russes. When not treading the boards or in front of the camera, Makarov can be found indulging in his various passions. As a devoted family man, he is married with two children and resides in Montreal. A thrill-seeker at heart, he is an avid scuba diver, downhill skier, and horseback rider. Additionally, Makarov exercises his creative energies by designing Russian saunas, a testament to his multifaceted personality.
