Lyanka Georgievna Gryu (, ; born 22 November 1987) is a Russian theater and film actress.
Biography Lyanka Gryu was born in Moscow, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union. Her father was Moldovan actor Gheorghe Grâu (Gryu). Her mother was Russian actress Stella Ilnitskaya. Her parents separated when Lyanka was a child, and the father no longer maintains ties with the family.Ar fi avut o alta soarta (in Russian, trans-title: He would have had a different fate)
Gryu first appeared in film at four years old. At that time, her mother was finishing the Gerasimov Institute of Cinematography (VGIK) and together with the four-year old Lyanka lived in a dormitory. In the corridors of the institute, Lyanka was noticed by chance was offered a role in the short film One, based on a story by Ray Bradbury. The film received a large number of prizes in Europe as well as smaller festivals.
At the insistence of producers, Gryu worked under the stage name Lyana Ilnitskaya, a name the executives felt was more palatable to Russian audiences.
At the age of six, Gryu hosted a children's TV show called Tic-Tac.
Her first major role was Becky in the movie A Little Princess (1997) by director Vladimir Grammatikov. For her role in the film, Ilnitskaya won the prize for Best Actress at the Rolan Bykov Moscow International Children's Film Festival, and the prize for Best Actress at the Film Festival Orlyonok.
In 2000, Ilnitskaya was filmed by director Oleg Pogodin in Triumph: Diary of the Red, a story revolving around the main characters, children, playing adult games. The actress was 13 years old at the time. The film was never released.
At 18 years, before entering the acting department Gerasimov Institute of Cinematography (course of Vladimir Grammatikov) Gryu stopped using her stage name and began working as Lyanka Gryu.Лянка Грыу — Знаменитости (in Russian, trans-title: Lyanka Gryu - Celebrities) — Maximonline
Gryu's career bloomed in 2009, when she performed in two title roles: The Return of the Musketeers, or The Treasures of Cardinal Mazarin by Georgi Yungvald-Khilkevich, where she played the daughter of D'Artagnan Jacqueline; and the series Barvikha, where she played Evgeniya Kolesnichenko - a student from the "City" elite school. For the role of the daughter of D'Artagnan, Lyanka spent over 2 months in preparation, learning both horseback riding and fencing.
In summer 2011, Gryu was chosen for the role of Irene Adler in the new Russian series about the adventures of Sherlock Holmes with Igor Petrenko in the title role.
In 2016, Gryu performed in the US independent film Impossible Monsters by Nathan Catucci and FX's television series The Americans.
Gryu divorced after 11 years of marriage and has a son.
Filmography 1992: One as Katya Лянка Грыу: Зиму продержусь. Даже если лето (in Russian, trans-title: Lyanka Gryu: I will survive the winter. Even if summer) 1996: The Third Son as episode 1997: A Little Princess as Becky 1998: Who If Not Us as Irochka 2000: Triumph as Katya 2001: Detectives 4 as Lena 2001: Naked Nature as Ksyusha 2005: Popsa as Alisa 2005 / 2007: Doomed to Become A Star as Violetta 2006: Rogues as Nastya 2007: Experts as Inna 2009: The Return of the Musketeers, or The Treasures of Cardinal Mazarin as Jacqueline, the daughter of D Artagnan 2009: Barvikha as Zhenya Kolesnichenko 2010: Skipped Parts as Darya 2010: Heart to Heart as Zhenya 2013: In a Sport Only Girl as Jane 2013: Sherlock Holmes as Irene Adler 2014: The Pregnancy Test as Olga Olshanskaya 2017 / 2018: The Americans as Elina Sachko 2019: Impossible Monsters as Shayna
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