Mariya Poroshina

Poroshina's first husband is the actor Gosha Kutsenko. Their daughter Polina was born from this union in 1996. In 2007, Polina appeared in the television series "On the way to the heart", and in 2010, with her father, the role of Christine in "La compensation". Poroshina married actor Ilya Drevnov, with whom she has three daughters: Serafima, born in 2005, Agrafena, born on 18 February 2010 and Glafira, born 3 February 2016. They divorced in 2018. She also has a son, Andrei (born 11 January 2019).

Porochina took her first steps in the cinema by playing small roles in television series. It is thanks to that of Tamara in the series entitled The Brigade (2002) and to the main role held in the series Always say: Always (2003) that she knows fame. Then her following main roles on the big screen include, in The 4th Wishes (2003), or, among the fantastic team of Timur Bekmambetov, on the set of Night Watch (2004). In 2005, Poroshina re-assumes the role of the Great Magic Svetlana in the sequel, Day Watch, a film which at the time achieved the most box office entrances.

Mariya Mikhailovna Poroshina (Russian: Мария Михайловна Порошина , born 1 November 1973) is a Russian actress.

Mariya Poroshina was born on 1 November 1973, into a family of actors. Her mother, Natalia Petrovna Krasnoyarskaya, now director at Bolshoi Theater, learned classical singing and performed romance) and period songs. Her father, Mikhaïl Ivanovitch Poroshin, was a soloist in the famous "Ensemble Berezka". Her grandmother was an opera singer. Poroshina's parents divorced, and her mother remarries actor Dmitri Nazarov. He gets along well with his adopted daughter, checks her homework and questions her. She then has little free time. She studied at school n ° 59 (now 1286), specializing in the study of French, and learned to dance within the troupe of the "Ensemble Berezka".