Slava Kopeikin

Personal life Fans suspected that Slava was dating actress Yana Enzhaeva (Holidays, Youth. The Final Game, Love Spell. Black Wedding). He remained silent on the speculation for some time, but in April 2024, he finally confirmed that they were indeed together. At an event celebrating the birthday of the online cinema KION, the couple broke up in August 2025.

Slava Kopeikin: "In film, you still create the character. But here, it's already there, and you have to adapt a little. It's double the work and a rather interesting experience, unusual for me, but that's the main difference. It's actually both challenging and interesting."

In the summer of 2025, Slava tried his hand at a new creative endeavor: voice-over work for an animated film. He voiced the animated character Tim, one of the main characters in the animated film "Finnick-2," which was released in Russia on October 23rd. Such voice talents as Dmitry Khrustalev, Ida Galich, Veronika Golubeva, Boris Dergachev, Andrey Levin, Alexander Gudkov, and others also contributed to the film. According to the plot, the restless Finnick has finally managed to get his life back on track, where everything is now smooth, without any major upheavals. A difficult brownie, having befriended Kristina, enjoys her company. She is the only girl in the world with the ability to see the guardians of the hearth. But this cannot continue for long. Soon, Finnick's peaceful life is once again threatened: an incredible set of circumstances leads to the brownie losing his invisibility. This could be dangerous not only for the individual character, but for the entire global community of hearth keepers. Saving himself and his fellow family members is no easy task. To accomplish this, the hero embarks on a long journey. Along with him are his faithful friend Kristina and her classmate Tim, voiced by Kopeikin. He says it was an important and interesting experience.

Slava Kopeikin also played one of the lead roles in the series "Children of Change," which tells the story of the difficult fate of an ordinary family caught up in the 1990s. Trolleybus driver Flora (Viktoria Isakova) lives with her three sons—Petr (Kopeykin), Yuri (Makar Khlebnikov), and Ruslan (Khetag Khinchagov). The brothers are close and always ready to help each other, but hard times bring changes to their lives. Each chooses their own path, fraught with danger and temptations. The world of big money and crime befuddles their young minds.

In 2023, Kopeikin's career took a breakthrough: he was cast in one of the lead roles in Zhora Kryzhovnikov's multi-part drama series "A Boy's Word. Blood on the Asphalt." The young actor portrayed Turbo. The series is a harsh but true story about growing up during the difficult Soviet years. The project tells the story of young men who, deprived of proper parental attention, survived on the streets as best they could, including joining criminal gangs.

Vyacheslav also joined the cast of the series "On the Machine," where he played the lead role of Roman. It's a multi-part crime comedy set in a small provincial town. There, brothers discover an expensive item in a garage and decide to sell it at a good price.

Slava Kopeikin was born on June 15, 1998, in Moscow. After graduating from high school, he enrolled at the Russian Institute of Theatre Arts (GITIS), where he studied acting with Oleg Menshikov. He received his diploma in 2022.

She tore off and trampled her wig: what a wild scandal at the audition made Michelle Mercier "Angelica" She tore off and trampled her wig: what a wild scandal at the audition made Michelle Mercier "Angelica" The Angélique films became a true cultural phenomenon, though no one expected such a triumph in the early 1960s. After its premiere, the film captivated the French box office, and a few years later, it became a sensation in the USSR. Millions of viewers admired the fearless beauty, girls were nicknamed "Angélique," and women copied her hairstyle and makeup. The success was so resounding that Bernard Borderie immediately made several sequels. He made his theatrical debut in 2020. He has collaborated with the Yermolova Drama Theater and the Russian Academic Youth Theater. He has appeared in productions of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, The Demon, The Black Hen, Tom Sawyer, and Nuremberg, among others.

He made his screen debut in 2019 in an episode of the series "Troubled Teens." His filmography later expanded to include projects from "Vasnetsova" and "Stream."

In 2023, Kopeikin's career took a breakthrough: he was cast in one of the lead roles in Zhora Kryzhovnikov's multi-part drama series "A Boy's Word. Blood on the Asphalt." The young actor portrayed Turbo. The series is a harsh but true story about growing up during the difficult Soviet years. The project tells the story of young men who, deprived of proper parental attention, survived on the streets as best they could, including turning to crime.

He made his screen debut in 2019 in an episode of the series "Troubled Teens." His filmography later expanded to include projects from "Vasnetsova" and "Stream."

He made his theatrical debut in 2020. He has collaborated with the Yermolova Drama Theater and the Russian Academic Youth Theater. He has appeared in productions of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, The Demon, The Black Hen, Tom Sawyer, and Nuremberg, among others.

Vyacheslav Kopeikin is a Russian theater and film actor.

Biography and career Slava Kopeikin was born on June 15, 1998, in Moscow. After graduating from high school, he enrolled at the Russian Institute of Theatre Arts (GITIS), where he studied acting with Oleg Menshikov. He received his diploma in 2022.