Russian actress Yulia Khlynina is known for her numerous prominent roles in film and theater. The star, like a chameleon, masterfully mimics any situation, which causes the sincere admiration of spectators and critics.

Khlynina is a native of Moscow, born in January 1992. Yulia was still young when her parents divorced. She was raised by her mother and grandmother, and did not get close to her father until she finished school. They used to see each other mostly on weekends.

It was not clear that Khlynina was going to become an actress. In her school years she was better at science. The good experience of appearing in public thanks to ballroom dancing aroused her interest. But such an expensive activity was out of the family's reach.

For some time the young girl participated in a drama club. Even then, teachers emphasized her creative potential, but Khlynina still had her doubts. After finishing school, she scored enough points in her exams to choose any university in Russia. Yulia applied to the Mining Institute, Moscow State University, the Nuclear Research Institute and the Moscow Art Theater School. When she was accepted to all of them, she realized that she wanted to study at drama school.

The teacher of the novice actress was the famous Konstantin Raykin . According to Khlynina's confession, his support gave her strength to finish her studies. He laughed louder than everyone about her sketches, and believed that Yulia from birth given a gift to be an actress. In the end, she lived up to expectations.

Khlynina believes that the theater is a litmus test where an actor can check what state he is in. In her student years, she started acting on the stage of the Satirikon Theater, where she played the main role in Romeo and Juliet. But after graduation, Yulia realized that she was too tired of so much responsibility and decided to leave the company.

In 2013 the performer joined the Mossovet Theater, where she soon became one of the leading actresses. Her repertoire includes productions based on classic works by Fyodor Dostoevsky, Anton Chekhov and Vladimir Nabokov. For her role in "Le Cocu Magnifique", Khlynina received the Moscow Komsomolets Theater Award.

In addition to the Mossovet Theater, Yulia participates in productions of the Theater of Nations and the Volkov Drama Theater. Her performance in "The Seagull. A Sketch" was nominated for a prestigious theater award, the Golden Mask.

The performer made her TV debut in an episode of the drama series Obmani, esli lyubish (2013-2014) . But for the first time she managed to make a name for herself after Stanislav Govorukhin drew attention to her. He offered Yulia a role in the psychological detective film Weekend [Uik-end] (2013) , based on Noel Calef's novel "Ascenseur pour l'échafaud". The actress got the role of Sonya.

Later other offers followed. Khlynina took every opportunity to appear on screens to prove that she was worthy of being an actress. As a result, her filmography featured several projects a year, and colleagues and journalists never ceased to admire her performances.

In 2015, Yulia appeared before the public as the mysterious Lisa from the TV drama Zakon kamennykh dzhungley (2015-2017) . And the following year she was reincarnated as the fragile young Marfa from the movie Duelyant (2016) .

So brilliant and different from other roles was playing Mirra in Mysterious Passion. On the set, she had to immerse herself in a vintage atmosphere. According to Yulia, she learned a lot about marriage and motherhood.

Among the long-awaited releases of 2017 was the film by Vadim Perelman , Kupi menya (2018) , about the life of three friends. In an interview, Khlynina said that her Katya turned out to be close to her character, which is why she managed to play her so harmoniously.

Also unforgettable is her role in Zvonite DiKaprio!. Her Dasha turned out to be so loving, willing to forgive her lover for everything, and strong enough not to give up in difficult moments. Yulia's on-screen partner was Alexander Petrov , with whom she later met again on the set of the drama Ice 2 (2020) .

In 2019, the biography film "Lev Yashin. Vratar moey mechty" (2019) , in which the actress played the famous wife of the goalkeeper when she was young. Later came the series Koll-tsentr (2020-) . In it, Yulia played a call center operator called Katya.

Then appeared in Khlynina's drama Polyot (2020-2021) , about the employees of a construction company who miraculously escaped from a plane crash. Like the other characters, the life of the young woman, who before the events was a happy bride, changes radically.

The celebrity is still a sought-after actress. At the end of 2021 took place the premiere of the thriller series KrisTina (2021-) , in which Yulia got to play two heroines at once. According to the performer, it was a valuable acting experience.

In 2022 she is the protagonist of the adventure and history TV series Elizaveta (2022-) .

In her personal life, it was not until 2020 that the star broke her silence. She surprised her followers with the news of her wedding by posting a photo in a wedding dress on her Instagram account (the social network is banned in Russia, it belongs to Meta Corporation, recognized as extremist in Russia). Yulia's groom was Alexei Milevsky, investment director of Mail ru group.