Mikhail Trukhin's existence has undergone a profound metamorphosis since his casting as Slava Volkov in the widely popular television series "Cops. Broken Streetlights". The immense renown of his character has precipitated a peculiar phenomenon, where numerous viewers have come to identify him with his tough-talking persona, to the extent that even some law enforcement officials have mistakenly assumed that he is one of their own ranks. This irony is further compounded by the fact that Trukhin's own son, Yegor, has developed a distorted perception of his father's whereabouts, believing that he spends more time on television than at home.
Before Trukhin's career-defining performance in the popular television show "Cops", he had already made a notable appearance in the television series "Afghan Breakthrough".
As a young individual, Trukhin's childhood was characterized by an unwavering fascination with the notion of becoming a steamship captain, a career path that would eventually give way to a profound passion for the world of theater.
When his family made the decision to relocate to the city of Leningrad, which would later be renamed St. Petersburg, Trukhin's life took a dramatic turn, as he discovered his true calling and began to pursue his newfound passion for acting under the expert guidance of renowned instructors such as Igor Gorbachev and Venyamin Filshtinsky.
Throughout his journey, Trukhin continued to hone his craft, ultimately finding himself affiliated with the prestigious Lensovet and Liteiny theaters, where he had the opportunity to refine his skills and gain valuable experience in the world of professional theater.
