Artemiy Egorov

Artemiy Egorov, born November 30, 1990, back in the USSR days—yeah, crazy times—has carved out a pretty interesting path in the film world. He’s not one of those flashy, all-over-the-tabloids guys, but people who know, know. In “Nielegalni” (2018), he dives deep into the world of espionage, pulling off the kind of subtle, anxious energy that keeps you glued to the screen. It's not your typical spy thriller, and he isn’t your typical leading man—he brings this raw edge, like he’s always hiding something or maybe just barely holding it together. Then there’s “The Rising Hawk” (2019), which—let’s be real—was a whole different vibe. Medieval epic, sweeping landscapes, swords, the whole deal. Egorov doesn’t just blend into the background; he’s got this presence that makes you pay attention even when he’s not center stage. The guy can switch from steely determination to vulnerability in a heartbeat, which… not every actor can pull off. And “Puppies” (2025)? Okay, so that one’s a bit under wraps, but word is it’s a sharp left turn from his usual stuff. People are curious, maybe a little skeptical, but hey, sometimes those curveballs end up being the best thing on an actor’s resume. Overall, Egorov’s career is like a mixtape—unexpected tracks, a few surprises, but it always feels authentic. He’s got that thing where you can’t quite predict his next move, and honestly, that’s half the fun.