Andrei Barilo, a multifaceted individual, was born on October 19, 1973, into a military family, which significantly shaped his early life. His childhood was spent in the Lithuanian city of Siauliai, where he developed a passion for adventure and exploration. Barilo's fascination with flying led him to join a flying club, where he learned the art of skydiving and gliding.
As he progressed through his education, Barilo's interests shifted towards music, and he began playing the guitar. He actively participated in school concerts and skits, showcasing his versatility and creative flair. This period in his life laid the foundation for his future endeavors in the performing arts.
After completing his studies at the Shchukin Theater School in 1994, Barilo was accepted into the troupe of the Theater of Satire, where he made his professional debut in 1992, even before graduating. He also collaborated with the theater "Modern", solidifying his reputation as a talented young actor.
Barilo's journey in the film industry began in the early 1990s, with his breakthrough role as Valery, the charismatic rake, in the movie "Thief". This marked the beginning of his successful career in cinema.
In his personal life, Barilo is a devoted father to his two daughters, Alexander and Catherine.
