Anastasiya Vasilevna Makeyeva (Russian: Анастаси́я Васи́льевна Маке́ева; born December 23, 1981) is a Russian actress, singer and model. She is best known for her roles in Moscow Mission (2006), Sniffer (2013) and Home, Sweet Home... (2008).
Biography She was born on December 23, 1981, in Krasnodar, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union (now Russia).
In 2008–2010, Anastasiya played the main role of Mercedes in Russia (the only one at that time) production of the musical Monte Cristo. In the summer of 2010, she starred for XXL magazine and in the fall of 2019, she became the cover of magazine Trends People.
Her first husband was actor Pyotr Kislov, 2006; the marriage lasted 7 months. From 2007 to 2008 she met with Alexei Makarov. From August 2010 to July 2016 she was married to actor, singer and composer Gleb Matveychuk. From November 2018 to 2019, she was married to a lawyer and businessman Alexander Sakovich. The fourth husband is Sromik Malkov, May 2021. In marriage, she took the double surname Srakeyeva-Malkova.
Filmography +YearWorkRoleNotes2003AdvokatNastya2004The Rider Named DeathElena2005Persona non grataAnna Golovina2006Moscow MissionOlga2007GeorgAsta Ots2007WhirlpoolNika MstislavovnaRussian language television series2007SetKatyaRussian language television series2007Urgently to the roomTatyana TumanovaRussian language television series2008Home Sweet HomeInna2008Still, I love…KatyaRussian language television series2008One night of loveOlga OrlovaRussian language television series2008To be continuedKsyusha KorolenkoRussian language television series2009Love and hateAlexandraRussian language television series2009Officers-2ZinaidaRussian language television series2009Maze Rule: PlacentaRitaRussian language television series2009Mistress of the taigaRegina ReutovaRussian language television series2009Private investigation of a retired colonelTamara KonyshevaRussian language television series2010Permissible VictimsAlisaRussian language television series2010Capital of sinLenaRussian language television series2010Everyone has their own warTamaraRussian language television series2010Cherkizon. Disposable peopleLilkaRussian language television series2010SheriffAnna VaradiRussian language television series2011HomecomingVikaRussian language television series2011RetributionJannaRussian language television series2011NewsNastya ChernovaRussian language television series2011Mistress of my destinyMarina BondarRussian language television series 2012Both fathers and childrenGaliaRussian language television series 2012Escape-2EllaRussian language television series2012Oboroten v pogonakhVeronika Zorina2013The SnifferSekretar Generala2013TsezarMarina Yashina2013Mom under contractIrina Panfilova2013AmuletMarina2014MannequinLilya Mirskaya2015Delta. ContinuationAlla2015Fighters. Last StandLydia Serebryanskaya2017Anna Karenina: Vronsky's StoryBetsi TverskayaMain character; appeared in all nine episodes2017New Year's commotionDianaMain character2017CaviarLiudmila PerlovaMain character
Musicals 2002 — «Dracula» — Adriana, Sandra 2003 — «Jay wedding» — Magpie, Crow 2008 — 2010 — «Monte Cristo» — Mercedes 2010 — 2011 — «Zorro» — Luisa 2010 — «The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde» — Emma Carew (2016 — Lucy Harris) 2011 — «The Witches of Eastwick» — Alex 2012 — «Francois Viyon. Three days in Paris» — Isabella 2012 — «Jesus Christ Superstar» — Maria Magdalena 2012 — 2013 — «Mamma Mia!» — Donna Sheridan 2013 — 2014 — «Chicago» — Roxie Hart 2014 — 2016 — «Territory of Passion» — Marquise de Merteuil, Madame de Tourvel 2014 — «Master and Margarita» — Margarita 2016 — «Onegin» — Tatyana Larina 2016 — «Chudo-Yudo» — Murena 2018 — «Yoshkin cat» — Raisa 2018 — «Lolita» — Anna Vyrubova 2019 — «Viy» — Pannochka 2020 — «Don Juan. The untold story» — Pilar 2020 — «Diamond Chariot» — O-Yumi 2021 — «Last Trial» — Takhisis (single interpretation)
Awards Winner of the contest "Miss Krasnodar-1998" (1998, Krasnodar) Winner of the contest "Miss Academy of Russia-2000" (2000, Moscow) Vice-Miss of the Miss MK-Europe contest (2004, Spain) Vice-Miss "Miss Universe, Russia" (2004, Moscow)
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