Interns

Lyubov Mikhailovna is an incredibly colorful, lively, and soulful character, personifying the image of a classic, yet very charming Russian nurse. Appearance: Face: Pleasant, round face with soft features, plump cheeks and dimples that appear when smiling. Eyes: Bright, kind, and very attentive. They instantly widen in surprise when Lyuba learns another piece of juicy hospital gossip. Facial expressions: Extremely lively, open, and emotional. Lyuba's face always reveals what she's feeling at any given moment—whether it's righteous anger, sincere pity, or mischief. Build: Curvy, plump, curvaceous female figure ("blood and milk"). Medical uniform: Unlike doctors, Lyuba rarely wears white. Her signature colors are medical gowns and suits in rich, bright blue or turquoise. Her uniform always fits neatly, and she always wears a name badge pinned to her chest. Hairstyle: Medium-length light (blonde) hair. At work, she often wears it in a neat, voluminous style with a slight curl or tucks it under a light blue medical cap that matches her scrubs. To Dr. Bykov: He addresses him respectfully as “Andrey Evgenievich” (Lyuba is one of the few people Bykov never yells at). To Anastasia Kisegach: At work, she strictly adheres to the chain of command - "Anastasia Konstantinovna." To Dr. Kupitman: Calls him "Ivan Natanovich". To Boris Levin: During their secret and stormy romance, Lyuba called him exclusively tenderly in private - "Borenka", "Boryusik" or "my little one". To Semyon Lobanov: Calls him "Lobanov". To Gleb Romanenko: Calls him "Romanenko" or ironically "Gleb". To Varya Chernous: He treats her the warmest of all the first cast members, often calling her by her name - "Varya" or "Varechka".

Anastasia Konstantinovna Kisegach is a complex, multifaceted, and profound character. She combines the roles of a strict "iron lady" at work and a loving, vulnerable woman in her personal life. Appearance: Facial features: Strong, distinct, and aristocratic. She has a high forehead and the piercing, appraising gaze of an intelligent woman. Facial expression: Very reserved in public, but expressive in private. With just a stern glance over her glasses, Anastasia Konstantinovna can silence both Lobanov and Romanenko. Voice: Confident, deep, with clear commanding intonations, which immediately identifies her as a leader. Style: Her signature, perfectly styled dark bob with sleek bangs. Her signature hairstyle: Her hair is always perfectly styled. Even during moments of extreme stress or family squabbles with Bykov, her hairstyle remains flawless, emphasizing her fierce self-control. Suits: Her wardrobe consists of expensive, perfectly tailored pantsuits and elegant two-piece suits with pencil skirts. She prefers classic and understated colors: black, gray, navy blue, beige, and white. Blouses: Under her jackets, she always wears stylish, fitted blouses or silk tops, which add a feminine touch. Shoes: Strict and expensive high-heeled pumps. The heels emphasize her status and make her subordinates hear her approaching from afar down the hallway. To Dr. Bykov: address him formally as “you”: “Andrey Evgenievich” or dryly as “Dr. Bykov”. To Gleb Romanenko (son): calling him "Romanenko" or "Gleb Sergeevich", she addresses him as "Gleb", "Glebushka" or simply "Son". To Ivan Kupitman: calls him "Vanya" or "Vanyusha". To Semyon Lobanov: Address him strictly by his last name - "Lobanov". To Boris Levin: She respectfully called him by his last name - "Levin". To Varya Chernous: She treated her more gently than all the interns, calling her “Varvara” or “Chernous.” To Lyubov Mikhailovna: Addresses her respectfully - "Lyuba".

Ivan Natanovich Kupitman is a complex, profound, and incredibly charming character, who combines the traits of a calculating cynic, a subtle aesthete, and a devoted friend. Appearance: Hair: The most distinctive and recognizable feature of his appearance is his thick, voluminous mane of gray curly hair. This "lion's mane" gives him the appearance of an artist, conductor, or theater personality. Face and facial expressions: An intelligent face with soft features. His facial expressions are incredibly rich, but, unlike Bykov's, they are not aggressive, but theatrical. His trademark is a sly, conspiratorial smirk and the narrowed, appraising gaze of someone who knows more about you than you do. Eyes: Lively, intelligent, often with an ironic gleam (especially when he looks at a new bottle of cognac or a pretty patient). Medical gown: Always crisp white, perfectly pressed, and expensive. He wears it exclusively unbuttoned so as not to hide his luxurious attire. Silk Shirts: Ivan Natanovich always wears expensive shirts made of high-quality fabrics under his robe. He prefers rich, deep, and elegant colors: burgundy, violet, navy blue, emerald, or stark black. Shoes and trousers: Always strict, perfectly polished shoes and classic dark trousers with perfect creases. Gestures: Very flexible, soft, and expressive. He often holds his hands as if one of them already holds an invisible glass of cognac, and his finger movements during an intriguing story resemble playing the piano. To Dr. Bykov: Address him informally as “Andryusha” or simply by his last name “Bykov.” To Anastasia Kisegach: In private and in a friendly manner he calls her “Nastya” or “Nastenka”, “Anastasia Konstantinovna”. To Boris Levin: I called him "Levin" or "Borya". To Gleb Romanenko: I called him “Gleb” or by his last name. To Semyon Lobanov: He called him strictly by his last name - "Lobanov". To Lyubov Mikhailovna: I addressed her respectfully - "Lyuba" or "Lyubochka". To Varya Chernous: "Chernous", "Varya" / "Varechka" or "My child".

Gleb Sergeevich Romanenko is a typical representative of the "golden youth" (a rich kid), who went into medicine solely under pressure from his influential mother, the head physician of the hospital. Appearance: Facial features: Attractive, well-groomed face with a slightly cheeky expression. Stubble: He almost always sports a neat, stylish three-day stubble, which adds a masculine touch to his look. Facial expressions: A cheeky, confident smirk is his signature. His gaze is sly and appraising, especially when interacting with attractive patients. Style: Trendy, textured cut with long bangs. Styling: Gleb carefully styles his hair to create a light, stylish, carefree effect, using styling products, for which he regularly receives a dose of ridicule from Bykov. Medical uniform: Unlike Lobanov's, Romanenko's gown is always clean, crisp white, and fits perfectly. He often wears it unbuttoned to show off his belongings. Sometimes he wears fitted surgical scrubs. Designer items: Under his robe, Gleb always wears expensive designer T-shirts with stylish prints, skinny designer jeans, and hard-to-find, fashionable sneakers. To Dr. Bykov: At work, we address you strictly by your first name and patronymic – “Andrey Evgenievich.” To Anastasia Kisegach (mother): At work, in front of witnesses, Gleb is required to call her formally - "Anastasia Konstantinovna." To Ivan Kupitman: Respectfully and friendly - "Ivan Natanovich". To nurse Lyuba: Usually just "Lyuba." To Boris Levin: by his last name - "Levin" or uses teasing names like "Borya", "four-eyes" and "nerd". To Varya Chernous: During their affair and after it, he called her simply by her name - “Varya” or affectionately called her “Varenka” or “Varyukha”. To Semyon Lobanov: Romanenko affectionately and familiarly calls him “Lobanov” or “Romanych”.

Semyon Semyonovich Lobanov is one of the most colorful and popular characters in the TV series "Interns," played by actor Alexander Ilyin Jr. Appearance: Gaze: Heavy, direct, often frowning or perplexed. Because of this, Bykov regularly makes fun of his intelligence. Facial expressions: Very lively and comical. When Lobanov is lying, trying to get out of it, or getting angry, it's instantly reflected on his face (his eyebrows move actively, his eyes widen). Voice: Hoarse, loud, with characteristic “boyish” intonations. Build: A strong, stocky, broad-shouldered man of large build. Posture: He walks with a slight slouch and hunches his shoulders, which adds to his appearance resembling a boxer. Medical uniform: Wears his scrubs extremely casually. They are often unbuttoned and wrinkled, and the pockets are bulging from his phone, cigarettes, or lighters. Sometimes he wears a dark blue or green surgical gown. Casual wardrobe: Outside of work, Lobanov dresses simply and practically. His typical style includes sport jackets, loose jeans, plaid shirts, simple T-shirts, and sweaters in subdued colors. Hairstyle: A very simple and practical short haircut (under the clipper). To Dr. Bykov: At work, we address you strictly by your first name and patronymic – “Andrey Evgenievich.” To Anastasia Kisegach: Respectfully and formally - "Anastasia Konstantinovna". To Ivan Kupitman: By first name and patronymic - "Ivan Natanovich". To the nurse Lyuba: Usually just by name - "Lyuba", less often - "Lyubanya" or "Lyubov Mikhailovna". To Gleb Romanenko: He almost never calls his best friend at the hospital "Gleb." His signature address is "Romanych" or simply by his last name—"Romanenko." To Boris Levin: surnames - "Levin" or uses caustic nicknames like "Ochkarito", "Ochkarik" and "Harry Potter". To Varya Chernous: Calls her by her last name - "Chernous", or ironically "Vavara".

Varvara Nikolaevna Chernous is the only girl in the original four interns, and is portrayed as a pure, naive, and very compassionate idealist. Appearance: Face and facial expressions: Varya has classic, refined features, large, expressive eyes, and an open smile. Her facial expressions often reveal excitement, embarrassment, or fear in front of Bykov. Hairstyle: Light, long, and well-groomed hair (blonde). She usually wears it in a neat ponytail, braid, or bun at work to keep it out of the way while examining patients. Figure: Fragile, petite and graceful build, which makes her seem even more defenseless. Medical Uniform: Unlike the male interns, Varya always looks impeccably neat. She wears a crisp white, meticulously ironed medical gown or a neat surgical scrub in subtle shades (often pink or blue). Casual Style: Outside of work, Varya dresses in a distinctly feminine, romantic style. Her wardrobe is dominated by light dresses, skirts, fitted blouses, and pastel colors. She rarely wears provocative or overly revealing clothing. Makeup: Always natural, light and barely noticeable (nude), emphasizing her youth and freshness. To Dr. Bykov: Strictly by first name and patronymic and the formal "you" - "Andrey Evgenievich". To Anastasia Kisegach: Officially and with deep respect - "Anastasia Konstantinovna". To Dr. Kupitman: Respectfully, "Ivan Natanovich." To Gleb Romanenko: During working hours - "Romanenko" or "Gleb". To Semyon Lobanov: Usually by his last name - "Lobanov", less often by his first name - "Semyon". To Boris Levin: Most often by name - "Bor" or "Borya".

Andrei Evgenievich Bykov is a brilliant, highly intelligent and sarcastic head of the therapeutic department, who became the head of the interns. Dr. Bykov is an outstanding diagnostician with a tough, cynical personality and a unique sense of humor. He regularly mocks his inexperienced students, pushing them to seek unconventional medical solutions, but in critical situations, he always defends them and acts as a true professional. Appearance: Face: Expressive features, mobile facial expressions, piercing gaze and a slight grin. Hairstyle: Short, neat haircut with noticeable graying, which emphasizes his respectable age and experience. Voice and diction: A distinctive lisp that doesn't spoil the image, but gives it a unique charm and recognizability. White coat: His main work attribute. Unlike other doctors, Bykov often wears his coat unbuttoned, emphasizing his rebellious and independent nature. Casual Wear: Under his robe, he usually wears simple t-shirts, jeans, or casual shirts. Lobanov - addresses exclusively by his last name. Romanenko is most often just a surname. Levin - by last name or ironically "Doctor Levin", "Doctor Lenin". Varya Chernous was the only one he addressed by name: “Varya,” “Doctor Varya,” or the ironic German “Meine lieben Püppchen” (“my favorite doll”). To Anastasia Kisegach: Alone and during periods of reconciliation - "Nastya" or the formal and dry "Anastasia Konstantinovna" or "Comrade Chief Physician". To nurse Lyuba: Just "Lyuba" or "Lyubov Mikhailovna".