Born 8 November 1960 as Oleg Evgenyevich Menshikov in Serpukhov, USSR (now in Russia). His father was a military engineer and his mother was a doctor. During his childhood he attended music school where he learned to play piano and violin. Later he studied in the Mikhail Shchepkin Higher Theatre School in Moscow. His debut was the television movie Zhdu i nadeyus (1980). In the early 1990s he spent some time in London playing in the Globe Theatre. For his performance as Sergei Yesenin in When She Danced he received the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role. His best known role is Mitya in the Oscar-winning historical movie Utomlennye solntsem (1994). He went on to star in internationally co-produced movies, such as Sibirskiy tsiryulnik (1998) and Est - Ouest (1999) as well as in adaptations of Russian literature, such as Statskiy sovetnik (2005) and Doktor Zhivago (2006). In 2005 he married actress Anastasia Chernova. He returned to the role of Mitya for two sequels: Utomlennye solntsem 2 (2010) and Utomlennye solntsem 2 (2011). Since 2012 he's been the artistic director of the Yermolova Theatre in Moscow.
Oleg Mirochnikov is a Russian actor, director, and a voice-over artist based in London. He is also one of the most prominent and highly renowned acting/dialogue coaches in the UK, and a specialist in the Russian Theatre. Oleg was trained as an actor at the Belorussian Academy of Theatre and Art in Minsk and performed extensively in film, theatre, and television.
Oleg Novikov is an actor, known for Pozovi menya v dal svetluyu (1978), Domashniy arest (2018) and The Snow Queen 3 (2016).
Oleg Oneshchak is known for Pozyvnyy 'Banderas' (2018) and Legion. Chronicle of the Ukrainian Galician Army 1918-1919 (2015).
Oleg Poddubnyy is known for Hardcore Henry (2015), The Darkest Hour (2011) and Zashchitniki (2017).
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Oleg Primogenov was born on 16 January 1955 in Lviv, Ukraine, USSR. He is an actor, known for ToyKhtoProyshovKrizVohon (2011), Toloka (2020) and Ballada o bombere (2011).
Oleg Prudius was born on April, 27, 1979 in Ukraine, SSR, of the USSR (now Ukraine). He grew up in the old Soviet Union with a love for sports and everything martial arts. He started at an early age competing in Sambo and Judo, which he immediately dominated and the rest of the country took notice. At just 17 years old, Oleg hulked over his peers and was recruited to play Rugby as well as American Football. As fate would have it, while competing for the Ukranian National American Football Team, he was discovered by American college scouts, who immediately offered him college scholarships to come and play stateside. Oleg chose to play at Santa Barbara CC, where he excelled as a towering two way presence and was awarded with a berth on the WSC All Conference Team in 2000. After college, he chose to play professionally in the European Football League (EFL) in Germany where he was named MVP to the EuroBowl after helping his team win the Cup. As celebrated as he was playing football, Prudius still yearned to compete in his first love- Martial Arts. He came back to America where in a US Kickboxing Association (USKBA) match in New York City, was discovered by Spike Lee who immediately offered him a role in his production 25th Hour (2002) where Oleg made his film debut, appearing as a menacing Russian Mafia enforcer. After this appearance, the offers to act more came rolling in but Oleg felt he still had a lot to prove in the Martial Arts World. After winning the US Open Sambo World Cup in 2005, legendary wrestling promoter Jerry Jarrett took notice and immediately brought him to the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) headquarters to meet Vince McMahon. He signed a Developmental Contract Deal with the WWE on Janurary 17, 2006 where he became known as "Vladimir Kozlov". As Kozlov, he quickly impressed with his unique size, background and skill set and quickly became a fan favorite. He dominated through the ranks of WWE, winning both solo and Tag Team Heavyweight Championships. By 2011, growing disillusioned with scripted story lines, he left WWE for Japan's Inoki Genome Federation (IGF) seeking a purer experience in mixed martial arts. In 2013, Oleg took a break from mixed martial arts to go back into the film industry. Focusing on acting and producing, Oleg partnered up with longtime Hollywood director and producer- Bernard Salzmann to form Quasar Entertainment, one of the most progressive 3-D and 5K post production companies. Oleg is now bringing his unique look and talents back to the screens as he once again is focused on acting.
Oleg Shcherbina is an actor, known for Kiborgy. Heroyi ne vmyrayut (2017), Klondike (2022) and Cherkasy (2019).
Oleg Shulga is an actor, known for Pozyvnyy 'Banderas' (2018), Nyukhach (2013) and Vzroslyy syn (1979).