Alexander, a bilingual British actor and filmmaker of Russian origin, has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry. After training at the renowned London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art from 2003 to 2006, he went on to secure notable roles in various projects.
One of his most notable projects is the critically acclaimed series "A Spy Among Friends," directed by Nick Murphy, where he played the complex character of Orchis, a CIA/KGB double agent. The series received a BAFTA nomination in the drama mini-series category, a testament to Alexander's exceptional acting skills.
Following the success of "A Spy Among Friends," Alexander worked on "The Tatooist of Auschwitz," a project based on a best-selling book. This further solidified his reputation as a talented and versatile actor.
In addition to his work in television, Alexander has also ventured into filmmaking. His debut short film, "Mama - Saint Sebastian," was shot on location in St. Petersburg in 2015. The 27-minute picture explores the complex relationship between a mother and her weak-willed son, who discovers that she had attempted to kill him in his infancy. The film delves into the emotional aftermath of this revelation and the son's struggle to find the will to carry on.
"Mama - Saint Sebastian" received widespread recognition, being picked up by over 25 film festivals around the world and winning several awards, including the "Master of Emotion" award at the Lublin film festival.
Alexander is currently developing two new projects, a dark comedy feature titled "FrankenLenin" and a dramedy mini-series called "NeuroChekhov," set in a futuristic Communist Russia. With his impressive track record and diverse range of projects, Alexander is undoubtedly a talented and exciting figure in the entertainment industry.
