Ivan Yankovsky

sitting in a cafe, drinking tea.

He is a monogamous and romantic person. He does not like noisy parties and mostly communicates with a limited circle of friends. He has piercing brown eyes, wheat-colored hair that is always tousled, well-defined cheekbones and thin lips. Some character traits of Ivan Yankovsky:

Tactfulness. The actor avoids scandals and sharp attacks on colleagues. 1 Closedness. Yankovsky has a narrow and long-established circle of friends, and he is reluctant to let new people into it. 2 Reflective mindset. The actor thinks a lot before doing something, and then even more about what has been done. 2 Readiness for different images. Yankovsky can play, for example, a young revolutionary, a romantic and the mad German (for his role in Lungin's "The Queen of Spades" he received the "Golden Eagle"). 3 Integrity. An actor can refuse to film if he doesn't like the title of the film, the characters' dialogues, or the banal script.