Sergey Burunov

Sergey Aleksandrovich Burunov (Russian: Серге́й Алекса́ндрович Буруно́в) is a Russian actor.

Sergey Burunov
Сергей Бурунов
Sergey Burunov in May 2022
Born
Sergey Aleksandrovich Burunov

(1977-03-06) 6 March 1977
Occupation(s)Actor, voice actor, parodist, TV host
Years active1998–present
AwardsTEFI (2019)

He has appeared in more than 60 films since 2002. Burunov is known for his performances in the parody TV show Big Difference and multiple works as a voice actor, especially known for being the official Russian voice of Leonardo DiCaprio (in 2004–2021), Adam Sandler (in 2008–2015) and Johnny Depp (in 2009–2018).

Filmography

Year Title Role Notes
1998Composition for Victory Daypassenger of the plane
2005My Fair Nannyreal estate agent (episode 77)
2006The Islandadjutant
2008S. S. D.director
2009Help Gone Madburglar
2009Hooked on the GameBoris
2010Burnt by the Sun 2: Exodusprisoner
2011What Men Still Talk AboutSigmund Freud
2011Fairytale.IsGeokhim
2012CinderellaBoris Makarovich
2012The Kitchenmajor of the Federal Migration Service (episode 16)
2013Sherlock HolmesTom Taylor
2015Dukhless 2Major General Sergey Sergeyevich Shokhin
2015The UntriableBoris Abramovich Berezovsky
2015Ghostpsychologist
2016FridayIgor Strizhevsky
2016-2020Policeman from Rublevkalieutenant-colonel Vladimir Sergeyevich Yakovlev
2016The GroomErofeev
2017–presentThe Ivanovs vs. The IvanovsAnton Ivanov
2017The Last WarriorVodyanoy
2017Home ArrestDeputy Pavel Osipenko
2018Anyone But ThemProfessor Xavierov (deleted scene)
2019Gold DiggersIgor Dolgachov
2021The Last Warrior: Root of EvilVodyanoy[1]
2021The Relativesfather[2]
2021Couple from the FutureZhenya from 2040[3]
2021The Last Warrior 3Vodyanoy

Voice roles

Russian dubbing

Leonardo DiCaprio:

Adam Sandler:

Johnny Depp:

Matthew McConaughey:

Simon Pegg:

  • 2007 – Hot Fuzz as Nicholas Angel
  • 2011 – Paul as Graeme Willy

Channing Tatum:

Steve Carell:

Mark Wahlberg:

Other films:

Bill Burnett (writer):

  • 2002 -ChalkZone: as Joe Tabootie (Joe Tabootie)

Video games:

Russian language films

References

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