Childhood and first roles
Boris Korchevnikova was born on July 20, 1982 in Moscow. Mom, Irina Leonidovna Korchevnikova, worked at the Moscow Art Theater: first as an assistant to Oleg Efremov, later she was the deputy director of the theater and director of the Moscow Art Theater Museum. Boris grew up without a father. With him, the director of the theater. Pushkin Vyacheslav Evgenievich Orlov, he met only at the age of 13.As a child, Boris spent a lot of time at his mother's work. Sitting in her office, he usually drew or read, sometimes walked around the theater. He preferred to draw those he saw - mostly actors. From the age of 7 he began to appear on stage himself. His professional “baggage” includes more than ten roles played in performances of the Moscow Art Theater. A. P. Chekhov and the Studio Theater under the direction of Oleg Tabakov
Eight-year-old Bor was entrusted with children's roles in twelve productions. Of these, my favorite was “The Cabal of the Holy One” based on Bulgakov’s play. He especially liked the scene where he had to lie in the harpsichord for a long time - at this time he could look with interest at the spectators sitting in the hall through the crack. The role was small, but he had a small dialogue with Oleg Efremov, who played in this performance. Boris was also involved in the performances “My dear, good ones”, “Boris Godunov” and “Sailor’s Silence”, where he appeared on stage together with Yevgeny Mironov.
Borya began to be interested in journalism very early. When he turned eleven, his mother took him to the television center on Shabolovka, where they were recruiting for a new television show. So Boris became a reporter and TV presenter of the “Tam-Tam News” program on the RTR channel. Then he became the host of the “Tower” program on the same RTR, designed for a youth audience.
In 1998, when it was time to go to college, Boris decided to try his luck at two universities at once. The young man assured that he could prepare for two entrance exams without any problems, since he already combined work in the theater and on television. And so it happened - he entered both the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University and the Moscow Art Theater School, but still chose to attend Moscow State University. It wasn’t easy to get in, but it was a learning experience young man it was very interesting and easy.
Actor career. "Kadetstvo"
In 2001, the aspiring journalist became freelancer NTV, and a year later he was hired as a reporter. At the same time, he began acting in films and commercials. So, in the early 2000s, he appeared in a couple of scenes in the TV series “Thief-2” and “Happiness for Rent.” 
In 2006, having successfully passed the casting, he began acting in the television series “Kadetstvo”, where he played the role positive hero- Suvorov soldier Sinitsin, the son of a hereditary military man.
Filming a series about Everyday life young cadets, walked for almost two years (2006–2007), 12 hours a day, so Boris had to take long vacation on NTV. There were other difficulties: he, a 24-year-old young man, had to play a 15-year-old teenager. Moreover, he, having long ago decided that he had completely mastered the subtleties acting profession in the theater, now he changed his point of view - it was not easy to work, he had to deal with uncertainty. The actor was helped by the advice of Vladimir Steklov, who played ensign Kantemirov and Alexander Porokhovshchikov (General Matveev) in Kadestvo.
Boris Korchevnikov on television
In 2009, Boris became the author and host of the television program “I Want to Believe!” on STS. The essence of the program was to investigate historical myths like the Holy Grail or Atlantis. Comments on air were given by famous scientists and world-renowned experts. To create each issue, Boris had to travel a lot and communicate with people.“I want to believe” with Korchevnikov. "Mozart was poisoned by the Freemasons"
In 2010, Korchevnikov, together with Sergei Shnurov, became the host of the series of television programs “History Russian show business"- 20-episode documentary project. The presenters managed to sort out the domestic music scene: the rock wave of Andrei Makarevich and Viktor Tsoi, the phenomenon of Yulia Volkova and Lena Katina from Tatu, the popularity of Zemfira, and the decline of show business, which, according to the creators of the documentary series, occurred in 2010 due to oversaturation of the public.
In the same 2010, Boris played in the historical and documentary television film for children “Guys and Paragraph”. Korchevnikov played Paragraph, a well-read character who told children about Orthodox culture, the most ancient cities of Russia and the boyar republic.
In 2011, Boris and Vasily Utkin began hosting the television program “The History of Russian Humor.” The format was similar to “The History of Russian Show Business” - the same 20 episodes, the narrative began again in 1987. The heroes of the program were Evgeny Petrosyan and the contingent of “Full House”, “Town” represented by Yuri Stoyanov and Ilya Oleinikov, characters from the most popular sitcoms of the 2000s, sketch shows like “Our Russia” and humorous programs like Comedy Club. Even a transition to a new format of humor was considered - funny pictures V in social networks.
At the beginning of 2013, an NTV journalist showed an investigative film with the provocative title “I Don’t Believe!” It shows the personal vision of the journalist (Korchevnikov is Orthodox) - he believed that they were trying to deliberately denigrate the Russian Orthodox Church. Among these “militant anti-clericals” he listed Vladimir Pozner, Leonid Parfenov, blogger Rustam Adagamov and philanthropist Viktor Bondarenko.
"I do not believe!". Film by Boris Korchevnikov
In May 2013, Korchevnikov began hosting the “Live Broadcast” program on the Rossiya 1 channel, replacing Mikhail Zelensky, who moved to the “Vesti” program. Moscow". “Live” is a talk show with a format similar to “Let Them Talk” with Andrei Malakhov. The studio discussed “hot” topics: violence, murder, betrayal and other sensational social events.
Fight between Boris Korchevnikov and Dzhigurda
Thus, on “Live” they discussed jokes about the death of Zhanna Friske, the divorce of Alexander Kerzhakov and Ekaterina Sofronova, and the death of a Russian orphan adopted by Americans.
The creators of the program were often accused of unprofessionalism. Among the particularly high-profile cases is the program about ex-wife
Boris would really like to play on stage, but he understands that, not being a certified specialist, he will not be suitable for any talented director, and he does not want to act in low-quality films.
In 2015, doctors suspected Boris Korchevnikov had a brain tumor. He did a tomogram and the diagnosis was confirmed. The tumor was identified as benign, but surgery was still necessary. During surgery, a nerve was damaged, which caused Boris to have hearing problems.
Boris Korchevnikov now
In February 2017, Boris Korchevnikov announced his departure from " Live broadcast" He did not name specific reasons, but the media began to circulate rumors that the tumor had returned, and this time in a malignant guise. 
However, the presenter himself did not give any comments about the “illness”; it is likely that the departure was caused by other personal reasons. Or perhaps an offer to lead Orthodox channel“Spas” seemed more profitable to him. One way or another, in August 2017, Andrei Malakhov took the place of the “Live Broadcast” host. The new presenter invited Boris Korchevnikov to the first episode of Live Broadcast,
In September of the same year, the media reported the imminent launch of a new author's program by Boris Korchevnikov on Rossiya 1. The show called "The Fate of Man" is dedicated to amazing stories interesting people.
Tonight on the program "Live" An unprecedented meeting between the two kings of the airwaves took place. In one studio there are two presenters at once - Andrei Malakhov and Boris Korchevnikov. This has never happened in the history of television... Boris Korchevnikov, who every evening discussed the most pressing and dramatic issues with the whole country, laughed and cried along with the heroes of the program, said goodbye to his audience! He passed the baton to Andrei Malakhov, the legendary presenter, who this summer made a decision and changed his destiny. Now he is the presenter of “Live Broadcast” on the “Russia” channel. This time Malakhov and Korchevnikov acted as heroes of a talk show and told the whole truth about themselves. A touching meeting is a topic that worries television viewers throughout the country. Tonight on the air - a sensational, frank, touching episode of "Live"!
Before the first broadcast, Andrei Malakhov does not hide his excitement: “I feel like a designer who came to a fashion house and had to give him some new interesting life. Or a surgeon who must now confirm his qualifications in a new country and prove that he can perform operations no worse than the most famous doctors."
The theme of the first program was the presenters' memories of themselves, their childhood, their parents, and their first steps on television. So, Andrey brought a box to the studio in which all his things fit when moving from one channel to another. There is a photograph of Nikolai Dmitrievich’s father, a picture of a Hedgehog in the fog, glasses for the very first broadcast, an invitation to Philip Kirkorov’s 45th birthday and many other items that are significant for the presenter. Malakhov, with tears in his eyes, remembered his father, who passed away at the age of 56. Boris Korchevnikov also spoke frankly about his father. He met him only at the age of 13, because his father left his mother pregnant and did not participate in his son’s life for a long time. “But there is no resentment,” the presenter admits. There was only a greedy desire to hear his opinion about me, about my work - after all, in the first years I thought that I couldn’t do anything, that I did not have the leadership qualities necessary for a presenter.”
The showmen also remembered their first steps on television. It turns out that already in the 90s Boris Korchevnikov hosted “There-There News”, the “Tower” program and interviewed Luzhkov himself. And in his youth he played one of the main roles in the serial television film “Kadetstvo”.
And Andrei Malakhov recalls his first years at Ostankino: “I was 21 years old, and I was practically the son of the regiment. I came for a summer internship in the Vremya program and there I started by making coffee for everyone. And then “I made coffee on Good Morning and sometimes at night I ran to the tent for something stronger for the masters of television.”
The presenters also remembered their first meeting. Boris Korchevnikov talks about her like this: “I worked as a reporter and, on instructions from the editors, I went to the show.” Big Wash". In the empty spectator seats, I asked Andrei something, and he said: “You are doing well, come to us!” But Andrei Malakhov remembered another meeting, later, when he met Boris, “the bright, spectacular with sparkling eyes,” together with Shnur, with whom they once co-hosted a program about Russian show business.
Years have passed since the first meeting, and now Boris Korchevnikov passes the baton to Andrei Malakhov on the Rossiya channel. "I'm in new studio"Live" program. This is our meeting place, we will again take care of ourselves and our loved ones,” Malakhov promises. What else did Andrei and Boris talk about, who they met in the studio, how Andrei Malakhov’s wife Natalya supports him, and why Boris Korchevnikov is still single , you can find out in the “Live Broadcast” program.
Boris Korchevnikov born on July 20, 1982 in Moscow. Mom Irina Leonidovna worked in the Moscow art theater. Father Vyacheslav Orlov devoted 30 years of his life to the management of the Pushkin Theater.
Boris Korchevnikov
As a child, the boy often spent a lot of time in the theater with his mother, and already at the age of 8 he was able to take part in one of the performances. Borya took part in such productions as “Sailor’s Silence”, “The Cabal of the Holy One”, “My Dear, Good Ones”, “Boris Godunov” and others.
The boy dreamed of becoming a television journalist. At the age of 11, he was invited to the “Tam-Tam News” program for children, and 5 years later he became a good reporter and host of the “Tower” youth program.
When Boris graduated from school, he entered two educational institutions- to Moscow State University at the Faculty of Journalism and theater studio Moscow Art Theater
Boris Korchevnikov in childhood
A television
Since 2001, Korchevnikov has been collaborating with the NTV channel. He is a reporter and prepares reports for such programs: “Profession - Reporter”, “Today”, “ Main character", "The Other Day", "Country and World", "Personal Contribution" and others.
Since 2009, Boris has hosted the educational program “I Want to Believe!” Very often, since 2013, the presenter can be seen in the popular talk show “Live” on the Rossiya-1 TV channel; he then replaced TV presenter Mikhail Zelensky.
Boris Korchevnikov in the program “I Want to Believe!”
Movies
The boy played the schoolboy David in the film “Matrosskaya Tishina”, and already in 2002 he starred in the series “Thief 2. Happiness for Rent”. After 1 year, Boris Korchevnikov starred in the role of Seva in popular TV series"Another life."
Great success and recognition came to the guy thanks to the series “Kadetstvo”. This film was extremely popular among young people. In the series, Boris plays the role of Ilya Sinitsin.
The actor was 10 years older than his character, but he managed to fit into the role perfectly. There were 3 seasons in total, which were filmed until 2008.
Actor in the TV series "Kadetstvo"
Boris Korchevnikov in the talk show “Live”
In 2013, the management of the Rossiya 1 TV channel changed the TV presenter and its studio in the “Live Broadcast” program. Then Boris Korchevnikov replaced Mikhail Zelensky and was really liked by TV viewers.
There was also a scandalous moment where the TV presenter and Nikita Dzhigurda had an altercation during one of the episodes, but it never came to a fight.
In February 2017, Boris Korchevnikov left “Live” for personal reasons.
Illness of a famous actor
In 2015, in one of the episodes, Boris Korchevnikov admitted to everyone that he had suffered from cancer. He underwent major surgery to remove a brain tumor. The TV presenter asked all viewers to support the men who came to his talk show and were also fighting cancer, and also thanked all his loved ones, saying that it was their support that helped him win.
Personal life
It is known that Korchevnikov is married to actress Cecile Sverdlova. The media claimed that the couple got married in 2013. Cecile is enough popular girl. She was born in France, but grew up in Russia.
The actress received a diploma from GITIS, and also starred in such films as: “If you are not with me,” “New Year’s Marriage,” “Moscow. Three stations."
Boris Korchevnikov and his wife Cecile Sverdlova
Most recently, Andrei Malakhov loudly left Channel One and the post of presenter in rating show"Let them talk". This topic was actively discussed in the press, and fans of the presenter wondered where they would now be able to see their idol.
As it became known, Malakhov will take the place of Boris Korchevnikov in the TV show “Live”, broadcast on the “Russia 1” channel. Only one question remains open: what will ex-Live broadcast presenter Boris Korchevnikov do now?
Unlike his successor, Andrei Malakhov, showman Korchevnikov does not have the habit of keeping his plans for the future secret from fans. Boris almost immediately shared them with subscribers on his page on the social network.
The presenter was not at all upset by the job change. According to Korchevnikov himself, the end of any life stage always wonderful because of the next start of something new. On this moment The TV presenter works on the Orthodox channel “Spas”.
Boris accepted his new job as a gift from fate, because it was on this channel that he would be able to talk about the most intimate and important things that every person has in life.
Fans of the TV presenter, who know about the idol’s reverent attitude towards religion, reacted positively to this news. Boris Korchevnikov’s social network page is literally inundated with messages of congratulations and wishes of good luck in his new job from loyal fans.
Boris Korchevnikov, latest news: Korchevnikov received a new offer
As it turned out, Boris Korchevnikov really does have cancer. AND for a long time fights this disease. Moreover, as the channel workers said, the presenter began to lose his hearing due to illness. Korchevnikov himself also admitted that he could hardly hear. Such health problems have become a serious obstacle to work.
Korchevnikov never hid his deep religiosity. He actively monitors Orthodox calendar, congratulating your subscribers on social networks on church holidays, keeps fasts, plunges into the ice hole at Epiphany. With his behavior, Boris brings to the masses true values and tries to popularize religion among the country's youth.
In a recent interview for a popular print publication, Korchevnikov said that he considers the real enemy of the Russian Orthodox Church (this topic is now especially popular in the media) not bloggers, nor anti-Orthodox groups, but sin.
Korchevnikov did not support the activities of Orthodox activists beating representatives of sexual minorities and St. Petersburg deputy Vitaly Milonov, who initiated a law banning the propaganda of homosexuality in St. Petersburg. And he noted that “the promised gospel apocalypse is inevitable... here on Earth, evil will win and is already winning.”
34-year-old TV presenter Boris Korchevnikov left the talk show “Live” on “Russia-1”.
It turns out that he received an offer to head the Orthodox channel “Spas”, and he accepted it. According to the current general director and the producer of “Spas” Boris Kostenko, the legal registration of Korchevnikov on the TV channel will still take place, but the decision on the appointment has already been approved by the patriarch.
At first, he combined work on two channels, but he understood that sooner or later he would have to make a choice, and this choice did not fall in favor of “Live Broadcast”.
About Boris Korchevnikov, who until recently was the host of “Live Broadcast”, in recent months a lot is said.
A lot has been said in recent months about Boris Korchevnikov, who until recently was the host of “Live Broadcast”. At one time, rumors circulated that he would leave Channel 2 (“Russia 1”) due to a scandal that occurred during the filming of a story with Nikita Dzhigurda. Then this story died down, this spring Boris remained on the talk show.
But then it became known that in the new season he would definitely move to the Spas TV channel, and Andrei Malakhov would take his place at the helm of the Live Broadcast program. It was rumored that the leadership of “Russia 1” was not ready for Boris to work part-time and set a condition: either “Spas” or us. But there is another version of the changes in his life.
Several years ago Boris suffered a serious illness. He was diagnosed with a brain tumor. Fortunately, it turned out to be benign, but the stress suffered and the surgical intervention that had to be undertaken in 2015 turned out to be a serious test for the TV presenter.
For some time, because of this, Boris, as people who knew him said, had hearing problems. As insiders told representatives of information publications, when the disease worsened, “Boris was almost deaf, but he had to listen to the commands of the director and producer, which sound in the ear monitor during the filming of the program. Then Boris himself was going to leave due to illness, but they did not let him go. He is better now, as they say.”
Korchevnikov himself usually does not talk about his health, and if they really annoy him with questions, he limits himself to stating the fact: yes, there was a tumor, it was benign. It is difficult to verify how accurate the information about his hearing problems is.
It is clear that he now heads the Orthodox channel “Spas”. Partly thanks to his illness, Boris reassessed his values and sincerely came to faith. “I didn’t always know the temple. And I didn’t always believe in God. But, apparently, you have to live this too. Live yourself without God. So that, once you know Him, you never want to return.”
He began to behave differently in everyday life. I started looking for relatives I didn’t know before. He himself grew up without a father, meeting him only at the age of 13. And already as an adult, when his father passed away, Boris found out that he had stepsister. Then I found my cousin who lives in Siberia.
