Belousova Daria

About

Daria Belousova was born on August 29, 1983, in Chișinău, Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic, and built her career as an actress in the Russian Federation. After completing her studies at the Mikhail Shchepkin Higher Theatre School, she was accepted into the troupe of the Moscow Sovremennik Theatre in 2004, where she honed her acting skills on stage. Her work in theatre was combined with intensive activity in cinema and television, establishing her as a recurring presence in the Russian film industry. Her cinematic career includes over 50 projects, with memorable roles in notable productions such as "Fathers and Sons" (2008), where she played the role of Katya Odintsova, and "The Sweet Life" (2015-2016), in which she played the character of Mishina. Belousova has distinguished herself through versatility in genres such as drama, melodrama, and comedy, also participating in productions such as "Queen of Spades: Through the Looking Glass" (2018), "Ad Libitum" (2021), and more recently "Buns" (2022). Her collaborations have included working with prestigious directors and recognized actors, solidifying her reputation as a professional actress in the Russian film industry. On a personal note, Belousova married a theatre colleague, a relationship that ended in divorce in 2018. The actress prefers to keep her private life discreet, focusing on her artistic development and creative projects. Her dedication to her craft and constant presence in high-quality productions have made her a stable and respected figure in contemporary Russian cinema.