Artur Smolyaninov
Born: 1983-10-27 in Moscow, RSFSR, USSR
Known For: Acting
Biography
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Filmography
2026
2025
- Escape Net
- Extremist as Investigator
- I Never Said Goodbye as Alex
2023
2022
- Icon as Father Vladimir
- Together More Fun
2021
- Survivors as Schadrin
- The Darkest Hour as Buian
2020
- Kalashnikov AK-47 as Engineer captain Lyutyy
- Wolf as Безрук
- Found_ Alive
2019
2018
- Mounted Police as Sergey Volkov
- All or Nothing as Denis
- Piter by Kasta
- Квартирник НТВ у Маргулиса. Новогодний выпуск. Незваные гости as Self
2017
- Life Ahead as Grisha Kiselyov
- Yana+Yanko as Timofey
- The Passenger as Basov
- Квартирник НТВ у Маргулиса as Self
- To Be
2016
- Ivan Tsarevich & the Grey Wolf 3 as Серый волк (озвучка)
- Two Four Legs
2014
- Redirected as Doncius
- Major Sokolov's Hetaerae
- Six Degrees of Celebration 1914 as Pyotr
- Breaking Loose
2013
- 12 Months
- Ivan Tsarevich & the Grey Wolf 2 as Серый Волк (озвучка)
- A Habit of Breaking-Up as Anton
- Princess' War as Кныш
2012
- Five Brides as Vadim Dobromyslov
- Samara as Олег Самарин
- Fairy Tale. There Is as Гордый Заяц
- Soulless as Avdey
- Love with an Accent
- Unreal Love as Timur
2011
- The Darkest Hour as Yuri
- Ivan Tsarevich & the Grey Wolf as Волк (озвучка)
- Burnt by the Sun 2: Citadel as Yurka
- Moy paren - angel as Serafim / Sergey
- Without Men
- Five Brides as Vadim Dobromyslov
2010
- Six Degrees of Celebration as Aleksey
- Burnt by the Sun 2: Exodus as Yurka
- The Irony of Love
- A Yakuza's Daughter Never Cries as Inspector
2009
- The Book of Masters as Yangul
- I Am as Hero/I
- Будь со мной
2008
- Nirvana as Valera "The Dead"
- I'm Standing on the Edge
- Stories on Human Rights as Husband
- The One Who Switches Off the Light
2007
- 1612: Chronicles of the Dark Time as Kostka
- Mermaid
2006
- The Heat as Artur Donskov
- The Last Bottomhole as Andryukha
2005
- 9th Company as Lyutyy
- Naked Pioneer
2003
- Сыщик без лицензии as Aleksey Korenev - sotrudnik NII
- The Suit as Geka
2002
- Тайный знак as Иван «Вано» Савин