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Koshchei in the sequels of "The Last Knight," Count Lestok in the film "Empress Catherine," Nicholas II in the documentary "Villy and Niki," Duke Buckingham in "The Three Musketeers," Jiří Kainar in the Czech film "Kainar," Chekan in the epic film by renowned director Alexander Ursulyak "Liquidation" about the events in Ukraine after World War II, an actor who participated in 61 projects in film and theater... who is this?

Constantin Lavronenko is a name long associated with vibrant roles and sincere performances on stage and in film. He was born on April 20, 1961, in Rostov-on-Don into a working-class family, where he spent his childhood and youth. From a young age, he dreamed of becoming an artist — imitating Arkady Raikin, and at 14, he started attending a drama club with his elder sister, which became his first step toward his future profession.

Lavronenko received his first acting training from Galina Ivanovna Zhigunova, the mother of Soviet and Russian movie star Sergey Zhigunov, who led an amateur theater. This experience was a crucial starting point in his life. Later, Constantin graduated from the acting department of the Rostov School of Arts, providing him with a solid foundation for his career.

Between 1979 and 1981, Lavronenko served in the army, where he joined the song-and-dance ensemble of the North Caucasus Military District. Initially singing, he later replaced the departing announcer, which helped him develop skills in public speaking and stagecraft. After his military service, he continued his education — from 1981 to 1985, he studied at the Moscow Art Theater School Studio under Vasily Petrovich Markov.

Constantin expanded his professional horizons working at the Satyrikon Theater, performed for a year at Lenkom, and participated in projects of the "Creative Workshops" ("Klim’s Workshop") and the "New European Theatre." With these companies, he toured Germany and Belgium, gaining valuable experience and opening new horizons for his artistry.

Today, Constantin Lavronenko is not just a talented actor but also a person with a rich inner world, continually captivating audiences with his vivid performances. His journey exemplifies how passion, hard work, and a love for art can lead one to new heights.

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From September 25 to 28, Elista hosted the International Buddhist Forum, which was attended by representatives from 35 countries. The forum focused on discussing pressing issues facing modern Buddhism.

During the event, until October 2, visitors had the opportunity to see the relics of Lord Shakyamuni Buddha at the Golden Abode of Buddha Shakyamuni, the largest Buddhist temple in Kalmykia. These relics were brought to Russia from India for the first time.

In addition, the days of the forum featured the sports festival "Jangariada," which included competitions in traditional martial arts. The culmination of the forum was a spectacular performance by a combined orchestra and choir of a thousand performers, held on the square in front of the Golden Abode.

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