Marius Jampolskis is a renowned Eastern European actor hailing from Kaunas, Lithuania. He has completed his acting studies at the esteemed Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre.
Marius' impressive acting career began with a leading role in the Lithuanian TV series "Gedimino, 11" in 2001. He then went on to star in the adventure comedy film "Khottabych" directed by Piotr Tochilin in 2006, playing the iconic role of Gena.
Since then, Marius has appeared in numerous Lithuanian TV series and feature films, solidifying his reputation as a talented and versatile actor. Some of the highlights of his career include his role in the feature film "The Colectress" directed by K. Buozyte in 2008, for which he received the prestigious Silver Crane Award for Best Actor in the Lithuanian Film Awards in 2008.
Marius' other notable role was in the critically acclaimed Lithuanian sci-fi feature film "Aurora/Vanishing Waves" directed by Kristina Buozyte, which won 14 awards in various film festivals, including the Brussels International Festival of Fantasy Film, Austin Fantastic Fest, Jameson CineFest - Miskolc International Film Festival, Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, and Neuchâtel International Fantastic Film Festival.
In addition to his work in drama and sci-fi, Marius has also explored the horror genre, starring in the film "The Cellar" directed by Ricardas Matacius in 2014.
Recently, Marius has developed a passion for comedy acting, starring in popular Lithuanian TV series "Apie mus ir Kazlauskus", Lithuanian comedies "Trys Milijonai Euru" in 2017, and "Pats Sau Milijonierius" in 2019, both directed by Tadas Vidmantas.
His latest role was in the TV film "Pasmerkti. Pajurio Dziazas" directed by Ramunas Rudokas in 2019.
Marius is fluent in Russian and Lithuanian, and also speaks English fluently.
