In this tragicomic, or rather operetta, story, even its main characters They don’t understand what is true and what is a lie. (details)
Vasily Livanov introduced himself, but decided to play along with Vlasova and continued the conversation with her as with Vitalina. The actor decided to provoke Tatyana Sergeevna: “I say, how could his wife Tatyana Vlasova cynically leave him when he made the theater, go to America, and leave him here? She said: “But he had to earn a living in America.” And then she realized that she had made a mistake. Vitalina would not answer that way. Then she said: “It’s me, Tatyana Vlasova. Why did you call me cynical? - “Because now you were impersonating Vitalina. This is already cynicism, dirt and disgusting.”
A beloved cat named Phil, who lived in Dzhigarkhanyan’s house in the USA for the last few months, died at the age of 15. Armen Borisovich was given a new cat almost immediately. But the artist admitted that his four-legged friend is not at all like the old Phil. “My new cat is not the same at all. The old cat was completely different. In order for us to learn to understand each other, he had to be born with me. And he came to me as an adult guy. My friends wanted to give me a gift. But it turned out that we didn’t find the cat common language. At first, when they brought me this cat, there was a feeling that this was the first Phil who came to me. It turned out not. I cried a lot because of this,” Armen Borisovich admitted with tears in his eyes.
And about the difficult character of her husband: “I was never interested in being with my peers. With those who are older, since it was possible to learn from them and learn something. That's why turning points never happened in my life, everything happened naturally for me. I cherish the opportunity to interact with great people. I don’t think that I’m on good terms with Armen Borisovich. I understand the level of a person. I can always adapt, it’s not difficult for me. We have no disagreements, since I don’t argue, even if I don’t agree...”
Everyone who closely follows the latest news in 2018 regarding Vitalina’s life was struck by another rumor that she was allegedly in a relationship with another man. Her name is literally on everyone's lips. Surely the pianist never dreamed of such fame. Talk about a new man in Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya’s life did not start out of nowhere. The point is that in social network Her photos dated January 5 of this year appeared. In them she is in the company of a man. Who he is is still unknown.
Dzhigarkhanyan's lawyer Evgeny Parfenov denied all talk regarding the possible reconciliation of the spouses, saying that this is impossible. Armen Borisovich canceled his will in favor of Vitalina and now feels calm in the role of “free from family relations person."
Elina Mazur in the first season of the series about Dzhigarkhanyan and Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya was Vitalina’s friend and representative. In the new season, she defected to the camp of the “enemy”. And now he works for Dzhigarkhanyan. They say that Mazur was a “double agent” sent by a Cossack woman, who was specially sent to Vitalina in order to harm her. Anyway, now ex-girlfriends They feel such personal hostility towards each other that “I can’t eat.” We called Mazur to find out the reason for her “betrayal.” (details)
Since September last year, the whole country has been following the scandalous story of the separation of 82-year-old Armen Dzhigarkhanyan and 36-year-old Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya. The couple exchanged mutual insults on various talk shows and divided property in front of millions of television viewers until the divorce. According to the documents, all of Armen Borisovich’s real estate was transferred to Vitalina, and the artist was forced to move to rented housing.
Armen Dzhigarkhanyan and Vitalina Tsymbalyuk lawyer. Detailed information.
On February 25, two married Armen Borisovich. The path to marriage was long: the woman was next to her future husband for almost sixteen years, and after Dzhigarkhanyan had a stroke eight years ago, she moved in with him and looked after the artist with difficult character. Vitalina took her husband to resorts, arranged a comfortable life, repaired new apartment... And then a conflict occurred, which was witnessed by television viewers federal channels. The ending is divorce.
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The latest news in 2018 is that now, ex-wife Dzhigarkhanyan, Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya intends to sue him for libel, thereby punishing him for indecent behavior. She is tired of the insults directed at her. With the help of her lawyer Larisa Shirokova, she intends to write a corresponding statement to law enforcement agencies and bring the Russian actor to justice. As Vitalina explains, these actions are not a way of taking revenge on the ex-spouse, but only responses to his behavior.
Sherlock Holmes, beloved by millions, was outraged by what Tatyana Vlasova says in interviews on TV channels. According to the People's Artist of the USSR, Tatyana Sergeevna really, as Vitalina says, left Armen Borisovich without the support that he so needed and left for America. “Afterwards she states on television that she had no idea he was having a stroke. Nobody told her. This is a blatant and cynical lie!” - Vasily Livanov could not contain his indignation in an interview with gazeta-slovo.ru.
Earlier, Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya, together with her mother being treated for cancer, appeared in one of the episodes of the “Live Broadcast” show. According to Aram, Vitalina lives on fees from going to TV shows and earns more than 20 million rubles a year. “On one of the channels, editors complained to me that Vitalina asked for a fee of 2 million rubles! Behind latest programs she received a million. In six months, Vitalina, according to my estimates, has already earned about 20 million from the talk show. The fact that she brought her cancer-stricken mother to a talk show and talked about her illness is already a “family contract.” They just forgot to say that they treated her mother with Armen Borisovich’s money,” the doctor told reporters.
According to Polyansky, they first met in Kyiv, but the romance did not last long because he had to fly to Cologne. He hoped that Vitalina would forget him, but a year later the persistent pianist found her lover in Germany. “Then she came here to audition, as far as I remember. In 2001. It was February or March. Then there was romantic story. Well, I didn't take it seriously, to be honest. I hope that my words do not offend Vitalina. This is a non-binding story on my part... Many men are greedy for young girls, there is nothing surprising and nothing unnatural in this,” said Oleg. He separately noted that Vitalina’s desire to build at his expense musical career I found out almost immediately, so I broke off the relationship.
Armen Dzhigarkhanyan and Vitalina Tsymbalyuk Romanovskaya divorce. Main news.
At the exit from the temple, the husband and wife were met by theater artists who sang “Many Years” and sprinkled them with orchid petals. Many kissed Tsymbalyuk-Romanov’s hand. Among the latter was Dzhigarkhanyan’s lawyer Evgeny Parfenov. When the marriage is officially registered at the registry office, with the help of Parfenov, the newlyweds will enter into a marriage contract. Now all apartments and neighborhoods will be divided according to the law and the press will have no reason for gossip.
The hype surrounding the divorce proceedings of Honored Artist of Russia Armen Dzhigarkhanyan and pianist Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya no way doesn't subside. Today it became known that Dzhigarkhanyan’s ex-wife had another lover - her colleague Oleg Polyansky. The pianist became a guest of the “New Russian Sensations” program, on the air of which he said that in 2001 he had a romantic relationship with Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya.
“I'm not making anything up. I write posts on social networks with words of support for Vitalina. He took part in television shows. I'm for her. I don't like it when women are attacked. Moreover, I only know Vitalina from the good side,” said Yuri Nenev. – We meet periodically and go out somewhere. But more often than not together, but in a group, because other people support her. No, I am not a reason for Armen Borisovich’s divorce. Vitalina and I are friends. I don’t know what emotions Vitalina feels towards me. Maybe she’s just putting up with me...” Yuri Nenev emphasized: he’s free now. But he asked his colleagues “not to marry” him to Vitalina, since she, despite the hype in the media, still loves Armen Dzhigarkhanyan and worries about him.
At the press conference, Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya answered questions regarding the division of property. To the latest news of 2018, we can add that she became aware of her ex-husband’s promissory note for $1 million.
How and where do the ex-spouses live now? Armen Borisovich Dzhigarkhanyan is renting an apartment in the same building where his ex-wife lives. Armen Borisovich lives three floors above Vitalina. Accident? Hardly. From the house on Molodogvardeiskaya Street (next to the Kuntsevskaya metro station) to the theater is half an hour by car. Dzhigarkhanyan once wanted to buy an apartment in this very place - there is a park nearby, a lot of greenery, a new (at that time still under construction) house. Vitalina began the purchase, and issued real estate documents in her name on February 14, 2016, a couple of days before registering the marriage. She supervised the renovation, coordinating the details with her husband.
“Channel One had a script: Vitalina is such a poor baby, robbed by the swindler Dzhigarkhanyan,” explained Elina. – Everyone is in shock: oh, what a passage, oh, how dare a people’s artist and respected person offend a young Ukrainian pianist like that. But I mixed the cards for them - I began to tell them who was hiding behind this personal meekness, what scams she pulled off, how she forged signatures, that her name was not even Vitalina... Channel One did not need these confessions of mine at all. And the editors of Let Them Talk found decoys to discredit me. They came up with the idea that I had brothels, brothels and other nonsense. In a word, they silenced me in every possible way, and meanwhile Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya became impudent, feeling her impunity.”
If Vitalina didn’t lock Armen Borisovich in his office, (as she says in one of the programs on Channel One) he threw a tantrum out of the blue, called his Armenian friends, took things from the apartment where they lived, then Armen Borisovich has inconsistent behavior, but he gives interviews, does theater, etc., such an orgy and everything is on the first channels, the feeling that everything is permissible, the law is not followed, I feel sorry for Tatyana Sergeevna, the most worthy and well-mannered woman of all the characters!
We see both Armen Borisovich (the driver brings him and takes him home) and Vitalina (she drives the car herself) quite often. Why doesn’t Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya initiate a meeting with her husband, who lives “close by”? After all, the woman claims that dreams personally discuss with ex-husband all the subtleties of their separation. Vitalina hints: they say, dear, he doesn’t know all the intricacies of our divorce. Or maybe there is something we don’t know? After all, going on talk shows, intrigues, scandals, stories with an open ending is a very profitable activity. Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya appears on air on various channels for an impressive fee - from 200 to 500 thousand rubles. That is, now she earns much more than in the theater.
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The third wife of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan is Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya
Actor Armen Dzhigarkhanyan is known not only for the record number of roles he played, but also for the fact that he had numerous love affairs and was married several times. His wives are intelligent talented women, which had a significant influence on the development of the culture of our country.
Dzhigarkhanyan's first wife is actress of the Russian Drama Theater Alla Vannovskaya
Alla Vannovskaya was the daughter of People's Artist of the Armenian USSR Yuri Alekseevich Vannovsky. She met Armen when he worked in a theater in Yerevan. Alla was very beautiful, loved Armen, but was jealous of all the women with whom he had to collaborate. After getting married, they lived together for six years. She gave birth to Armen's daughter Lena in 1964.
Unfortunately, it turned out that Alla was sick mental illness- Dance of St. Vitus. This disease had a negative effect on her mental condition, Alla constantly made scandals for Armen. In the end, he couldn’t stand it and took it one-year-old daughter Lena and left for Moscow. In 1966, Alla died in a mental hospital.
Later, having matured, the daughter of Armen and Alla was educated in Moscow and wanted to become an actress. But her life ended suddenly in 1987 when she fell asleep in a car with the engine running. Before this event, the girl had a heated dialogue with her father, who could not forgive her for an affair with one of the theater actors.
Dzhigarkhanyan still blames himself for his daughter’s death. She is buried on Vagankovskoe cemetery in Moscow.
Dzhigarkhanyan’s second wife - Tatyana Vlasova
Armen Dzhigarkhanyan met Tatyana Vlasova back in Yerevan. She was born in 1943, and since childhood she saw herself as an actress. Her place of work was the Yerevan Russian Drama Theater named after Konstantin Stanislavsky.
She was married to a theater director and gave birth to a son, Stepan. The marriage broke up, Tatyana divorced her husband, but at the same time continued to work as a freelancer in the theater.
For the first time Armen saw his future wife, when she stood and smoked near the stage. He immediately noticed her long and graceful fingers. After meeting, Tatyana admitted to Armen that her life was dominated by boredom and depression, and Armen advised her to fall in love. Over time, their conversations became more and more exciting, they talked about everything in the world... and gradually fell in love with each other.
The second wife of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan is Tatyana Vlasova
Soon the couple decided to leave Yerevan for Moscow. The reason for leaving was the fact that the famous director Anatoly Efros invited Dzhigarkhanyan to play a role in the Lenkom Theater. They took Dzhigarkhanyan’s daughter Elena with them, and little son Tatyana remained in Krasnoyarsk. As wedding ring Tatiana put Armen’s grandmother’s old ring on her hand.
Arriving in Moscow, Tatyana and Armen began to live in a small basement near the theater, and after some time they received an apartment in one of the houses on Arbat. Tatiana's son Stepan moved to Moscow. At first, Dzhigarkhanyan tried to place him in the theater, even bought him a one-room apartment in his house, but Stepan did not work well, and his stepfather fired him. The couple began to avoid meeting each other, and gradually the relationship went wrong.
In 2000, Tatyana left for the United States of America to teach Russian at the University of Dallas. Armen was thinking about going to America himself, since his old friend gave him a house there, and American government issued him a green card for services to culture. But then the actor realized that his knowledge of the language was not enough to adequately show himself in the American theater.
The third wife of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan is Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya
Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya is from Kyiv and graduated from the Kyiv Conservatory in piano. I first saw a performance with the participation of Dzhigarkhanyan at the age of 16, when the Moscow theater came on tour to Kyiv. Then the actor captivated her with his performance of the role. Even then, Vitalina dreamed of devoting her life to classical music and at the same time she became interested in everything that was connected with Dzhigarkhanyan.
After graduating from school, Vitalina took part in the International music competition in Paris, received an award there and entered the Kyiv Conservatory to study. In 2001, Vitalina went to Moscow to meet Dzhigarkhanyan there - at that time it turned out that the actor had health problems. This is how her Moscow life began, studying there at the conservatory. Periodically, she traveled to study music in Israel and Austria.
Dzhigarkhanyan’s third wife - Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya
Soon Dzhigarkhanyan invited Vitalina to work as a musical director in his theater. Then she helped him stage a play based on the fairy tale “Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.” Vitalina changed her citizenship to Russian and began to help Dzhigarkhanyan in everything, making sure that the best doctors supervised his health.
When she managed to help Dzhigarkhanyan overcome his illness, they settled in another area of Moscow. Together with him she went to New York, to a resort in Spain, and visited Las Vegas.
A couple of months before his 80th birthday, Dzhigarkhanyan officially divorced his marriage to Vlasova. There is an assumption that he wants to legitimize his relationship with Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya. The age difference between Armen Dzhigarkhanyan and Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya is 45 years. Now Vitalina is the musical director of his theater, there are rumors that many actors could not get along with her and left the theater. She was recently promoted to General Director of the theatre.
Representatives of Dzhigarkhanyan’s young wife Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya assure: it was she who supported the 82-year-old actor [radio broadcast]
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The family scandal of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan and Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya does not subside. Armen Borisovich filed for divorce and called his 38-year-old wife a “thief” in front of television cameras, announcing that during two years of marriage she had transferred all his real estate to herself and emptied his accounts. The 82-year-old actor suspects his wife of fraud not only with his personal finances, but also with the funds of his theater, where Vitalina has been the director for the last two years. Based on a statement written by the artist to the Investigative Committee, an investigation has been launched.
Dzhigarkhanyan's young wife earned four times more than her husband
“He was her dependent”
The fact that Vitalina stole some property from Dzhigarkhanyan is a lie! - representative Tsymbalyuk Elina Mazur assured us. - Vitalina is very worried, because on his part this is the deepest betrayal. Spout some nonsense about stealing, while actually being dependent on Vitalina! She is not a poor person, she has her own ways of earning money. And to say that the beggar Vitalina came and robbed the rich old man is complete nonsense.
- But Dzhigarkhanyan said that he now has nowhere to go - he was left with nothing!
It is not true. He and Vitalina bought an apartment during their marriage; it is joint property.
An apartment worth 30 million rubles on Molodogvardeyskaya Street, which Vitalina purchased, as she said, for her and Armen Borisovich, is registered only in her name, argues the artist’s close friend Arthur Soghomonyan. - Vitalina registered the apartment in her name the day before the marriage was registered, so that after the divorce this property will not be divided in half. Armen Borisovich transferred another apartment, a one-room apartment in the village of Rublevskoye Predmestye, Krasnogorsk district, to Vitalina himself - at her request. Vitalina sold her share in the apartment in Starokonyushenny Lane, in which Armen Borisovich lived with his wife Tatyana Vlasova, to a legal entity. It turns out that legally Armen Borisovich now has no property at all. He left her with one suitcase. But Vitalina has three apartments.
- They say that Tsymbalyuk’s salary at the theater was higher than that of Armen Borisovich?
Yes. Several times more. There was generally something strange going on with the accounting department. At the beginning of this year, the Moscow Department of Culture allocated about 100 million rubles to the theater. Before this, he allocated 85 million rubles a year. And at the same time, the theater had tax debts and salaries were delayed. The money disappeared somewhere.
Own company
In a short time, pianist Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya, who came to Moscow in 2009 from Ukraine, became a successful businesswoman. At first she did not have housing in Moscow, she even registered temporarily at the address of the Dzhigarkhanyan Theater. Armen Borisovich accepted her to the position of manager musical part theater But when Vitalina became his legal wife, she took the place general director.
We decided to clarify Vitalina’s income. A source told KP: the official earnings of the director of the Dzhigarkhanyan Theater Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya were about 300 thousand rubles per month (see photo of the document).
- What is Dzhigarkhanyan’s monthly salary?- I address the question to the source.
After he transferred the functions of the head of the Tsymbalyuk Theater, this is 80 thousand rubles.
- It's not a mistake?!
No. Armen Borisovich was calm about the salary reduction...
Maybe the artist didn't care about money because he had savings for a rainy day? But our other source said that no bank accounts are registered in Dzhigarkhanyan’s name. More precisely, they were, but are now closed because the money has been withdrawn from them.
But Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya is a lady of high income. She has accounts and deposit boxes in several banks. The woman owns three apartments, two in the Krasnogorsk region and one in Moscow. In addition, Tsymbalyuk registered the company “Art-Vitalina-Project”.
Vitalina’s company was engaged in the rental of enterprise performances,” clarifies Arthur Soghomonyan. - For example, there was an enterprise performance in which Dmitry Kharatyan, Vitalina, Dzhigarkhanyan participated. Profits from the rental went to Vitalina’s company. And who actually spent the money on the production and paid the artists’ salaries? There is a version that the theater spent, and she took the profit. This company is now being checked by the authorities.
Dad became the chief electrician in the theater, mom became a costume designer.
The big question is why Vitalina received more than Armen Borisovich,” continues Arthur Soghomonyan. - I wouldn’t be surprised if she gave her parents, whom she hired to work at the theater, a salary higher than Dzhigarkhanyan’s. Her dad became the chief electrician, her mother the chief costume designer. She eliminated the position of artistic director and made Armen Borisovich president - this is a supervisory position, without actual power...
- Was money the main reason for the breakup of their family?
Discontent has been building for a long time. The fact that Vitalina cared about her financial situation was all right. Armen Borisovich looked at this tolerantly. He said that when she came, she wanted to have real estate here, I understand... But when Vitalina suddenly decided that she was a stage director and began making musical performances, fundamental disagreements began.
Last year, a conflict arose when Dzhigarkhanyan ordered to cancel the musical performance about Mary Stuart, but she still released it. I remember I came to the premiere and was amazed. There was some kind of karaoke on stage: artists who could not sing took a microphone in their hands. Even before the premiere, Armen Borisovich felt bad - he demanded that the play be filmed. Even his attending physician said: well, cancel the premiere, since he reacts like that, his health is more important. But Vitalina did it her way. Then they had a big quarrel, I reconciled them. He invited them to go to Spain together and paid for the vacation. Armen Borisovich calmed down.
“There were rumors of cheating”
But this fall everything happened again,” says Arthur Soghomonyan. - Vitalina made a musical performance “Marina Tsvetaeva”. Armen Borisovich looked and said: “I forbid the premiere.” But she still released the performance - they say, the money was invested, it cannot be canceled. Then Armen Borisovich had a health crisis and was admitted to the hospital.
We, friends, were previously surprised by Armen Borisovich’s chosen one, but since Vitalina took care of his health, we did not get involved in their relationship. But this time Vitalina behaved aggressively and started talking about the fact that it was time for Armen Borisovich to retire. Moreover, there were rumors about her possible infidelity... I don’t know if they are true, but perhaps Armen Borisovich also heard such talk. And yet, I think main reason the collapse of their family is that Vitalina began to make productions herself and did not listen to Dzhigarkhanyan’s opinions. And for him, the creative question comes first. He deeply cares for the theater that bears his name.
SPECIFICALLY
What does the artist's wife own?
By service database state registration Dzhigarkhanyan’s young wife Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya owns three apartments:
✔ Three-room apartment (134.5 m2) on Molodogvardeyskaya Street, next to the Kuntsevskaya metro station. Cadastral value - 30 million rubles. According to realtors, you can sell an apartment for 40 - 60 million rubles, taking into account the European-quality renovation, the fact that the house is a new building, there is underground parking, two insulated loggias, a good location, close to the metro. A premium can also be taken for star rating, since the housing belonged to Dzhigarkhanyan.
✔ One-room apartment (53 m2) in the Rublevskoye Predmestie village in the Krasnogorsky district. Cadastral value - 5 million rubles. According to realtors, it can cost 7 - 10 million rubles. (considering that this is a new building in an elite village).
✔ Apartment (71.3 m2) in Krasnogorsk, where her parents live. But according to documents, it belongs to Vitalina. Cadastral value - 6 million rubles. According to realtors, it could cost 7.5 - 10 million rubles, since it is located almost next to Moscow, a new building.
MEANWHILE
Dzhigarkhanyan's wife left Russia
Vitalina Tsymbalyuk and her mother apparently flew to Georgia to go from there to their homeland - Kyiv. According to another version, she flew to the sea to warmer climes
Meanwhile, in the theater, which is still managed by her husband (Dzhigarkhanyan filed for divorce last week), strange things are happening. Armen Borisovich removed some of the performances from the repertoire and put others on the playbill. Some administration employees were asked to resign. After this, many of them took sick leave. Acting General Director Elena Gilvanova was on sick leave. She was appointed by the Moscow Department of Culture after the resignation of Vitalina Tsymbalyuk. Gilvanova’s deputy is also sick. Both the press secretary and the head of the HR department all fell ill. Only Dzhigarkhanyan works, who, as we understand, not only works, but also lives in the theater.
Armen Borisovich Dzhigarkhanyan- great Soviet and Russian actor, People's Artist of the USSR (1985), theater director, teacher. Dzhigarkhanyan's biography contains many bright roles in Soviet and Russian films and on the stage of Moscow theaters. Since 1996, Armen Borisovich has been the president and artistic director of the Moscow drama theater under the leadership of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan.
early years and education of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan
Father - Boris Akimovich Dzhigarkhanyan(1910−1972) - left his family when little Armen was not even a year old.
Mother - Elena Vasilievna Dzhigarkhanyan(1909−2002) - employee of the Council of Ministers of the Armenian SSR. She raised her son with her second husband. Dzhigarkhanyan’s stepfather loved the boy; he and Armen had a very kind-hearted relationship. Armen Dzhigarkhanyan was surrounded by a Russian-speaking atmosphere, studied at a Russian school, but enjoyed studying, in addition to Russian, Armenian culture.
Armen's mother was an ardent theatergoer. It was Elena Vasilievna who instilled in her son a love for theater arts.
In 1953, Armen Dzhigarkhanyan graduated from school and went to Moscow to enroll in GITIS. Despite his Russian surroundings and training in a Russian school, Dzhigarkhanyan had an Armenian accent, so in Moscow Theatre Institute he was not accepted. Armen did not despair. He returned home and began his film career as an assistant cameraman at the Armenfilm film studio. A year later, the guy became a student at the Yerevan Art and Theater Institute, which he graduated in 1958.
Theater biography Armen Dzhigarkhanyan
As is known from the actor’s biography, Armen Borisovich Dzhigarkhanyan made his stage debut in 1955, while a student, in the play “Ivan Rybakov” (based on the play Victor Gusev). It was the stage of the Yerevan Russian Drama Theater named after K. S. Stanislavsky. From that moment on, Dzhigarkhanyan worked in the Yerevan theater troupe for more than ten years.
In 1967, the actor crossed a new threshold in his creative biography: Anatoly Efros invited Armen Dzhigarkhanyan to his theater named after. Lenin Komsomol, the famous Lenkom.
Dzhigarkhanyan’s brilliant talent was noted, and he received interesting roles. However, Efros was soon removed from his position, and Armen Dzhigarkhanyan decided to leave the troupe.
In 1969, Armen Borisovich Dzhigarkhanyan became an actor at the Theater. Mayakovsky. Armen Borisovich connected his life with this theater for 27 years. His career in the theater began with the production of the play “Destruction” Alexandra Fadeeva. In 1971 - new big role V theater career Armen Dzhigarkhanyan. Together with Svetlana Nemolyaeva he played in the play A Streetcar Named Desire, staged Andrey Goncharov(the role of Stanley Kowalski). Then there were masterpieces - the roles of Big Pa in “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof”, Socrates in “Conversations with Socrates” Edward Radzinsky and General Khludov in the play “Running” Mikhail Bulgakov.
In 1997, Armen Borisovich Dzhigarkhanyan returned to Lenkom for a role in the play Mark Zakharova"Barbarian and Heretic" based on the novel Dostoevsky"The Gambler", he later played in the play "City of Millionaires" based on the play Eduardo de Filippo. IN last decades Armen Borisovich played in many enterprise performances, as well as in his own theater.
Career and roles of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan in films
Since the late 50s, Armen Borisovich began to be invited to act in films. One of the breakthrough roles was the film “Hello, it’s me”, the film took part in competitive program Cannes Film Festival in 1966. In the television series “Operation Trust”, released in 1967, where Dzhigarkhanyan played an intelligent and courageous security officer Artuzova, Armen Borisovich immediately won the hearts of TV viewers. Then there were the films “The Sixth of July” (1968), “The Crane” (1968). And in 1975 a warm one came out good movie"When September Comes."
All of Dzhigarkhanyan’s film characters are very different. But while playing, including negative characters, Armen Dzhigarkhanyan invests his unique talent, adding a certain “cuteness” to even notorious scoundrels. Let's remember the unforgettable roles of staff captain Ovechkin ("The Elusive Avengers"), as well as the leader of the "Black Cat" gang, Karp ("The meeting place cannot be changed").
Armen Dzhigarkhanyan's comedic talent manifested itself in the film "Hello, I'm your aunt!" and “Dog in the manger.”
Armen Borisovich Dzhigarkhanyan received prizes and awards for the films: “Triangle” (1967), “When September Comes” (1975), “Snow in Mourning” (1978), “Lonely Nut” (1987).
After the collapse of the USSR, Armen Borisovich played in the films “Shirley Myrli”, “Dreams”, “Poor Sasha”, “Moscow Holidays” and many others. Dzhigarkhanyan has more than 200 film roles.
Teaching and social activity Armen Dzhigarkhanyan
From 1989 to 1997, Professor Armen Dzhigarkhanyan taught acting at VGIK. Based on a group of VGIK graduates, Dzhigarkhanyan formed the Moscow Drama Theater under the direction of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan. In this small theater Armen Borisovich was artistic director, and since 2005 became director. On the stage of his theater, Armen Dzhigarkhanyan created wonderful roles in the plays “Coming Home” by Pinter and “Krapp’s Last Tape” Samuel Beckett.
In 1999, Armen Dzhigarkhanyan received a green card under the US government quota for outstanding artists. Until 2015, Armen Borisovich lived in two countries: three to four months a year - usually summer and early autumn - in Garland near Dallas (Texas), and from September to May - in Moscow. In an interview with KP on November 16, 2016, Armen Borisovich told how he got a house in Dallas: “There are only three rooms in this house. I borrowed money and bought it.”
In 2006, Armen Borisovich Dzhigarkhanyan took part in the preparation of the publication of the book “Autograph of the Century”.
On presidential elections 2012 Armen Dzhigarkhanyan was the candidate's confidant Vladimir Putin.
Dzhigarkhanyan has repeatedly advocated the reconciliation of Azerbaijani and Armenian peoples. In his opinion, the peoples were at odds with “third forces.”
Personal life of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan
Personal life famous actor it was difficult. Armen Dzhigarkhanyan buried his first wife and daughter. The first wife of Armen Borisovich - Alla Yurievna Vannovskaya(1920−1966) - actress of the Yerevan Russian Drama Theater named after K. S. Stanislavsky. Alla Vannovskaya was an Honored Artist of the Armenian SSR. Armen Dzhigarkhanyan's wife suffered from chorea and died in a psychiatric hospital.
Daughter, Elena Armenovna Dzhigarkhanyan (1964−1987), also suffered from chorea, the disease was transmitted from her mother. She died tragically.
Dzhigarkhanyan's second wife - Tamara Sergeevna Vlasova(born 1943) - was also an actress at the Yerevan Russian Drama Theater named after K. S. Stanislavsky, then founded, and now Tamara Vlasova is a teacher of the Russian language at an institute in Dallas (USA).
In 1998, Dzhigarkhanyan bought a house in Dallas and persuaded his wife to look after it. They separated in 2015. Armen Borisovich has a stepson from this marriage Stepan Armenovich Dzhigarkhanyan(born 1966).
The third wife of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan (since 2016) is a pianist Vitalina Viktorovna Dzhigarkhanyan(before Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya’s marriage). Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya was born in 1979 in Kyiv, and has been studying music since childhood. The future wife of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan graduated music school in piano, then studied at the National Music Academy of Ukraine named after P.I. Tchaikovsky. Her biography says that Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya became a laureate international competition in Paris.
Vitalina said that since childhood she had been in love with Dzhigarkhanyan, attended all his performances when Armen Borisovich came on tour to Kyiv.
In 2000, Vitalina managed to meet Armen Dzhigarkhanyan, with the help of a friend who worked at the Russian Drama Theater named after Lesya Ukrainka administrator. Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya gave the actor a note. After that, she moved to Moscow and entered the State Classical Academy named after Maimonides. Since 2008, Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya began working at the Dzhigarkhanyan Theater as the head of the musical department. Since 2015, she became the director of the theater there. Soon Armen Dzhigarkhanyan and Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya decided to become husband and wife.
In September 2015, Armen Borisovich decided to file a divorce from Tamara Vlasova. After this, the relationship between the venerable actor and Vitalina Romanovskaya-Tsymbalyuk ceased to be a secret, interviews with the actress began to appear in the press, and photos of Dzhigarkhanyan’s young lover were published.
The marriage of Armen Borisovich and Vitalina was concluded on February 25, 2016 in the Gagarinsky registry office in Moscow. The ceremony was modest, attended only by close friends of the newlyweds, and this day of the week - Thursday - was chosen so that the couple could combine the wedding with everyday affairs, the news reported.
Divorce and scandal of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan with Vitalina
Although before the formalization of the relationship the couple lived together, after the wedding, as Armen Dzhigarkhanyan said on the program “ Andrei Malakhov. Live”, “not very good processes happened in his life.”
It all started with the news that Armen Borisovich Dzhigarkhanyan was hospitalized in one of the capital’s clinics. At first it was reported /culture/news/143808/ that the actor was in intensive care and his condition was serious. But then his wife denied this information, saying that Dzhigarkhanyan’s hospitalization was planned.
Later, Dzhigarkhanyan filed a police report against his young wife Vitalina, saying that she wanted him dead. In response, Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya’s confidant Elina Mazur stated that she herself was filing for divorce, because she was humiliated throughout the country.
The news reported that the actor had a fight with his young wife and left home, after which he was found in the hospital. Allegedly, he ended up there due to deteriorating health conditions - exacerbation of diabetes.
Vitalina, as the artist said, caused him “a lot of unfair pain.” In addition, Armen Dzhigarkhanyan publicly accused his third wife of theft. Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya herself, in turn, filed for divorce, resigned from her position as theater director and left Russia, changing the locks in her apartment.
At the end of October, Armen Dzhigarkhanyan contacted the police with a statement about the theft of his passport. According to the artist, the passport was stolen in his own theater at the beginning of the month. Upon request from employees law enforcement a criminal case has been initiated.
Armen Dzhigarkhanyan's divorce from Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya is scheduled for November 9, 2017. For several weeks now, the news hasn't stopped commenting on the breakup. star couple. Journalists found out that on October 10, Armen Dzhigarkhanyan was admitted to the hospital in a moderate condition, without documents, and from there he announced that he was going to divorce his 38-year-old wife.
At the same time, Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya’s entourage insists that “third parties” turned the artist against his young wife. The other day ex-wife Dzhigarkhanyan Tatyana Vlasova reported that Vitalina wrote a statement against her to the police, accusing her of threats. Nevertheless, Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya told reporters that she hopes to explain herself to her husband and resolve the conflict.
In November, news appeared that was sad for the entire theater under the direction of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan and his fans. According to media reports, the theater may be dissolved because, according to its image, creative team The scandal between Dzhigarkhanyan and his wife Vitalina Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya was seriously affected. It is reported that computers and documentation were removed from the theater, and the highest-grossing performances were removed from the repertoire.
Vitalina Viktorovna Dzhigarkhanyan - third wife of the Soviet and Russian actor Armen Dzhigarkhanyan. By profession she is musical director Moscow Drama Theatre. As a girl I had double surname Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya.
The relationship between 36-year-old Vitalina and Armen Dzhigarkhanyan began in 2014 or 2015. Exact date unknown because the couple for a long time hid her affair and still doesn’t tell when it all started. Rumors about the relationship appeared in September 2015, when Armen Borisovich divorced his second wife Tatyana Vlasova. Official confirmation followed on February 25, 2016, when the couple decided to legitimize their relationship. There were few guests at the ceremony - only close friends. And photographs from the wedding of Dzhigarkhanyan and Vitalina appeared in very limited quantities.
Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya is a former Kiev resident, but has lived and worked in Moscow for many years. According to Vitalina herself, she first saw Armen Dzhigarkhanyan in 1994, when she was only 14 years old. He came to Kyiv with the Mayakovsky Theater and made a huge impression on young Vitalina. The girl attended all the performances with which Armen Borisovich came to the capital of Ukraine, and dreamed of meeting him. I read all the books he mentioned in interviews, watched all the films with his participation.
Vitalina met her idol in 2000. This was facilitated by the girl’s friend, who worked as an administrator at the Lesya Ukrainka Russian Drama Theater. The meeting took place before the play “Krapp's Last Tape” based on the play by S. Beckett. The actor and his fan drank tea in the dressing room and talked about creativity.
Six months later, Vitalina Tsymbalyuk met her star again. This happened by accident. As a 4th year student at the Kyiv Conservatory, she went to a concert in Moscow. There, the girl remembered that Dzhigarkhanyan’s birthday was coming soon, and asked mutual friends for his number in order to congratulate the actor on the holiday. IN telephone conversation he invited her to a rehearsal at his theater, created in 1996.
Soon Vitalina entered the Maimonides State Classical Academy, for which she moved to Moscow. Sometimes she called Armen Dzhigarkhanyan, and during one of the conversations he offered her a job in his theater. At first the girl was an accompanist, then she became a music director.
Vitalina Dzhigarkhanyan says that her first feelings for her future husband arose in Kyiv, but then it was just sympathy. The artist first perceived the girl as a friend and colleague, and began to show signs of attention only shortly before his divorce from his wife.
Armen Borisovich - Vitalina’s first husband. Surely this beautiful and educated girl previously had beloved men, but those relationships did not end in anything serious. Vitalina has neither entries in her passport nor children.
Some people condemn Tsymbalyuk-Romanovskaya for “destroying” Dzhigarkhanyan’s marriage to Tatyana Vlasova. These accusations are groundless, because Vlasov was still in the 90s. went to live and teach in the USA, and marriage remained just a stamp in my passport. He did not interfere with the elderly actor at all, and the divorce could have taken place many years earlier if there had been a reason for this. But the reason appeared only in 2015, and it was, as he believed, real love. Now Armen and Vitalina Dzhigarkhanyan officially became husband and wife, and all that remained was to wish them happiness. True, it, apparently, turned out to be not so long - already in causing skeptics to shrug: “We told you so...”
