Konstantin Khabensky

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Konstantin Khabensky
He was born on the eleventh of January in nineteen seventy two.

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Konstantin Khabensky
Konstantin Khabensky studied at Lyceum
No. 486 in St. Petersburg. He was unable
to graduate from this school, as his family
moved to Nizhnevartovsk. In 1990, he
entered the Leningrad State Institute of
Theatre, Music, and Cinematography
(LGITMiK), where he joined the workshop
of Veniamin Filshtinsky.
Veniamin Mikhailovich Filshtinsky is a
theatre director, theatre teacher, professor.
He was born on July 11, 1937, in Leningrad.

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Early career
He made his film debut in 1994, playing a small role as a passerby in the
film "Whoever God sends."
1. In 1995-1996, he worked at the experimental theater "Perekrestok".
2. In 1996, he worked at the Moscow theater "Satiricon", where he was
involved in the productions "Three Penny Opera" and "Cyrano de
Bergerac".
3. In 2003, Khabensky was accepted into the Moscow Art Theatre
troupe. He has performed in the plays "The White Guard" based on
Mikhail Bulgakov's novel (as Alexei Turbin), "Hamlet" based on
William Shakespeare's tragedy (as Claudius), "The Threepenny
Opera" based on Bertolt Brecht's play (as Mackie), and "The Double
Bass" based on Patrick Süskind's novel (as the Double Bass Player).

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The most successful roles
Anton Gorodetsky appeared in the films "Night Watch" (2004) and "Day
Watch" (2005). Khabensky gained widespread recognition for his
collaboration with director Timur Bekmambetov. In the first film, the
wizard Gorodetsky must prevent a war between the warriors of Light
and Darkness, while in the second film, he must correct mistakes using a
mysterious artifact called the Chalk of Destiny.
Igor Plakhov in the detective TV series "Slaughter Force" (1999-2005) the role of a regular TV show character - a senior lieutenant (then still a
police officer), who became a captain in the second season. After the
series was released, Khabensky gained real popularity.

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My favorite movies with Khabensky
My favorite movies with Khabensky are "The Killing Force" and "Night
Watch".

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Famous films with Khabensky
There are also many other films in which he has acted. Such as "Yolki",
"Yolki New", "Yolki 2", "Yolki 3", "Yolki 5", "Yolki 1914", "Yolki Last", "Yolki
8". "Trotsky", "Fire", "Bremen Musicians".