Yuliya Burova
Russian actress Yuliya Burova was born in Kamensk-Shakhtinsky, a city on the Severski Donets river. As a child, Yulia spent over 5 years training in gymnastics, but she had to give up the sports when the family moved to Moscow. At 13, Burova joined the "Kvadrat" theater studio and immediately realized that she wanted to be an actress. While in the 9th grade, Yulia attempted to get into the Moscow Theater College curated by Oleg Tabakov's Moscow theater, but didn't get through the first audition. This didn't affect her resolve, so in 2017 she got into Andrey Konchalovskiy's class in GITIS after her very first interview. In 2018 Andrey Konchalovskiy invited Yuliya Burova, at that moment a second-year student, to take part in his "Cherry Orchard" production, based on Anton Chekhov' play of the same name, at the Mossovet State Academic Theater. In 2019 she made film debut in [link= Dorogie tovarishchi (2020)] by Andrey Konchalovskiy.
Yuliya Chepurko
Yuliya Chepurko is known for Pozyvnyy 'Banderas' (2018), Hariachyi (2023) and Budynok Slovo. Neskinchenyi roman (2021).
Yuliya Dzutseva
In 2014 she graduated from the VTU named after Shchepkin, artistic director Klyuev. a young theater and film actress, who was loved by the audience thanks to the season 8 of the sitcom "Univer. New hostel. " The real name of the girl is Dzutseva, and Franz is a creative pseudonym, the maiden name of the mother of the actress. According to the zodiac sign Gemini. When the girl was 4 years old, her parents divorced. The departure of his father greatly disturbed Julia; she connected his "disappearance" with his health. Worried if he was alive. The girl dreamed that he would return. In 2010, the girl entered the Higher Theater School named after Shchepkin. There, Julia attended a creative studio under the guidance of the famous actor Boris Vladimirovich Klyuyev and showed remarkable artistic abilities. It is known that Julia initially set herself the goal of becoming a movie actress, not a theater. Nevertheless, the beauty enjoyed performing on stage in the performances of Dostoevsky VS and The Brothers Karamazov, in Shakespeare's play Anthony and Cleopatra and other theatrical projects. Franz graduated from the university in 2014 and became a certified actress.
Yuliya Khlynina
Yuliya Khlynina was born on January 11, 1992 in Moscow, Russia. She is an actress, known for Duelyant (2016), Astra, i heart you (2012) and Zakon kamennykh dzhungley (2015).
Yuliya Kraftchick
Yuliya Babenko is a dancer, runway fashion model, and actress who speaks three languages - English, Russian, and Ukrainian. She started her acting career in theatrical plays in Ukraine, where she was originally from. Her love to the performing arts has begun with the love to dance since she was a child and continued to the adult years as a belly dancer in Troupe Bellisima by Daliana Dance. After moving to the US Yuliya got actively involved into modeling industry, participating in the runway shows in North Carolina. Since 2018 Yuliya has transitioned into the actress and was already filmed in the several short films such as "Cherie Berry" music video, "18 Year Plan" as Trina, "An Evening with the Taylor" as Vixxen. In 2019 she booked roles in "The Light We Save" as Claudia, "Camisado" The Event Series" , "Double O Something" as Delilah, "Fullmetal Alchemist" as Gracia.
Yuliya Marchenko
Yuliya Marchenko is an actress, known for Gogol. Strashnaya mest (2018), Nemtsy (2021) and Call Me Blackbird (2020).
Yuliya Mayarchuk
Yuliya Mayarchuk was born on April 20, 1977 in Odessa, Ukrainian SSR, USSR [now Ukraine]. She is an actress, known for Tra(sgre)dire (2000), Go Go Tales (2007) and Italiani nello Spazio (2004).
Yuliya Melnikova
Yuliya Melnikova was born on May 22, 1981 in Omsk, Siberia, Russia. She is an actress and director, known for Grach (2012), Nadezhda (2020) and Lyuba (2017).
Yuliya Melnikova
Yuliya Melnikova was born on May 22, 1981 in Omsk, Siberia, Russia. She is an actress and director, known for Grach (2012), Nadezhda (2020) and Lyuba (2017).
Yuliya Men
Yuliya Men is an actress, known for Assassins Run (2013), Hope for the Addicted (2005) and Ausgerechnet Sibirien (2012).