Ville Haapasalo
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Ville Haapasalo | |
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Born | Ville Juhana Haapasalo 28 February 1972 |
Nationality | Finnish |
Occupation(s) | Actor, television |
Years active | 1995-presents |
Spouse(s) | Saara Hedlund (divorced; 2 children) Tina Barkalaja (1 child) |
Awards | (2003) |
Ville Juhana Haapasalo (born 28 February 1972) is a Finnish stage and film actor who has worked in Finland and Russia.[1] His acting career started in 1995, after finishing his studies in St. Petersburg. In 2003, he was honored with the State Prize of the Russian Federation for his role of Veikko in the film The Cuckoo directed by Aleksandr Rogozhkin.[2][3]
Education
Haapasalo was educated in St. Petersburg at the Academy of Performing Arts of the Saint Petersburg State Theatre Arts Academy. He studied there from 1991-1995. In his first year of study, he was mugged nine times. He knew no Russian when he began studying.
Career
Haapasalo's career got a huge lift immediately after his graduation for his appearance in 1995 in a Russian comedy Peculiarities of the National Hunt. In 2002 he won the Best Actor award at the 24th Moscow International Film Festival, for his role in the Russian-made film Kukushka (The Cuckoo).[4][5]
Although his fame comes mostly from film, he also writes for the screen, acts in theaters, and does TV cinema. He also appeared in Finland's Ministry of Transport and Communications' 1998 campaign National Features of Driving instructing Russians on Finnish road rules. He is more widely recognized in Russia than in his country of origin Finland.[6] Recently, however, he has hosted and starred in quite a number of travel shows on Finnish TV.[7]
Personal life
Haapasalo was born in Hollola, Finland. He speaks four languages fluently: Finnish, Russian, Swedish, and English. His hobbies include playing trombone, ice-hockey, skiing, and skating. He stands 1.85 m (6 feet ¾ inches), wears size 52, and has dark brown hair and green/gray eyes.[8]
Ville Haapasalo married Saara Hedlund in 1995 and they currently reside in Helsinki, Finland.[1]
Personal life
First wife Saara Hedlund Finnish actress, divorced, two children.
His second wife, Tina Barkalaja, director and creative director of RA Barkstel. Unregistered marriage.
Writer
- Luonto ja terveys (2006) (TV)
- Perjantai (2003) (TV)
Filmography
Year | Title of Film | Title in English | Title in Other Languages | Role |
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2016 | Rölli ja kaikkien aikojen salaisuus | Rolli, and the secret of all time | Finnish | Seppä |
2016 | Tappajan näköinen mies | The man who looks like a killer | Finnish | Aleksei Kornostajev |
2013 | Suomensukuiset 30 päivässä (Documentary) | The Finnic Nations in 30 Days (unofficial name) | Himself | |
2014 | Папа напрокат (мини-сериал) | Pope hire (Mini-series) | Russian | Philip |
2014 | Любовь в большом городе 3 Ljubov v bolšom gorode 3 |
Love in the Big City 3 | Russian Кохання у великому місті 3 (Ukrainian) Каханне ў вялікім горадзе 3 (Belarusian) |
Olli (Sauna) |
2013 | Три мушкетера | The Three Musketeers | Russian | Farmer |
2013 | Rölli ja kultainen avain | Rolli, and the secret of all time | Finnish Ролли и золотой ключик (Russian) |
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2012 | Golfa straume zem ledus kalna | Gulf Stream Under the Iceberg | Latvian Гольфстрим под айсбергом (Russian) |
Theophilius |
2012 | Silkkitie 30 päivässä (Documentary) | 30 days on the Silk Road | Himself | |
2012 | Самоубийцы Samoubiytsy |
Suicides | Russian | Finn |
2011 | Беременный Beremennyy |
Pregnant | Russian | Rezhisser |
2011 | Alamaailma-trilogia | Underworld Trilogy | Finnish | Artur Deminoff |
2011 | Sapuskaa - harashoo! (TV Series) | Himself | ||
2011 | Tunarit (Short) | The Duffers | Finnish | |
2010 | Любовь в большом городе 2 Ljubov v bolšom gorode 2 |
Love in the Big City 2 | Russian Кохання у великому місті 2 (Ukrainian) |
Olli (Sauna) |
2010 | Venäjän halki 30 päivässä (Documentary) | Through Russia in 30 Days | Himself | |
2009 | Царь | Tsar | Russian | Andrey Staden |
2009 | Любовь в большом городе Ljubov v bolšom gorode |
Love in the Big City | Russian Кохання у великому місті (Ukrainian) |
Olli (Sauna) |
2009 | Весельчаки Veselchaki |
Jolly Fellows | Russian Joyeux compères (French) |
Roza |
2008 | Luola (short film) | Cave | Finnish | Ilari's father |
2008 | Lemmenleikit | Make love to (TV Series) | Finnish | Samuli Harjanne |
2007 | Ирония Судьбы: Продолжение Ironiya sud’by. Prodolzheniye |
The Irony of Fate 2 | Russian Kohtalon ironiaa – jatkoa (Finnish) Số phận trớ trêu. Phần tiếp theo (Vietnamese) |
Drunken Finn |
2007 | Чужие тайны (сериал) Chuzhie tayny |
Other people's secrets (TV series) | Russian | Jeff |
2007 | Дочь генерала – Татьяна (мини-сериал) Doch generala |
Daughter of General - Tatiana (Mini-series) | Russian | |
2006 | Suden Arvoitus | Mystery of the Wolf | Finnish Vargens Hemlighet (Swedish) |
Paulus Morgam |
2006 | Priroda i zdorovie "Luonto ja terveys" (TV) |
Nature and Health (TV) | Finnish Природа и здоровье (Russian) |
Kostya |
2005 | Domoi - Kotiinpaluu | Domoi - Homecoming | Finnish Домой (Russian) |
The Warrior |
2005 | КГБ в смокинге (сериал) KGB v smokinge |
The KGB in a Tuxedo (TV series) | Russian | Eugene |
2005 | Гибель империи (сериал) Gibel Imperii |
The Fall of the Empire (TV mini-series) | Russian | Tarvilainen |
2005 | Tahdon Asia (TV-episode #1.6) | Matters of the Will (TV series) | Finnish | (voice) |
2005 | Yövuoro | Night Shift (TV series) | Finnish | Turvapäällikkö Jari Viirilä |
2004 | Королева бензоколонки 2 (ТВ) Koroleva benzokolonki 2 |
Queen of the petrol station 2 (TV) | Russian Королева бензоколонки 2 (Ukrainian) |
Ruslan |
2004 | Диверсант (мини-сериал) Diversant |
The Saboteur (TV Miniseries) | Russian | Wilhelm |
2003 | Vieraalla maalla | in a strange land | Finnish | Tuomas Linna/Omar Ghaala |
2003 | Кукушкино гнездо (ТВ) Kukushkino gnezdo |
Cuckoo's Nest (TV) | Russian Käen pesä/Käk - tähden synty (Finnish) |
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2003 | Letters from Karelia | Letters From Karelia | Canadian | Aate Pitkänen |
2003 | Perjantai | Wednesday (TV) | Finnish | |
2003 | Pietarin Myytti | Saint Petersburg myth (Mini-series) | Finnish | Various |
2002 | Кукушка Kukushka[9] |
The Cuckoo | Russian Käki (Finnish) |
Veikko |
2002 | Minä en ole kone (short film) | I'm not a machine | Finnish | |
2002 | One Christmas morning (short film) | One Christmas Morning | Sweden Одно рождественское утро (Russian) |
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2001 | Maamiehen Päiväkirja (short) | Maamiehen diary | Finnish | Maamies |
2000 - 2005 |
Убойная сила (сериал) Uboynaya Sila (TV series) |
Destructive force (TV series) | Russian | episode Kredit Doveriya |
2000 | Pakkaus (short) | The packaging | Finnish Packningen (Swedish) |
Jaakko |
1999 | Lapin kullan kimallus | Lapin kullan kimallus | The glitter of Lappish gold (Finnish) | Frans Björklund |
1998 | Samaa Sukua, eri Maata (TV) | The same family, different country (TV series) | Finnish | Jari Jokinen |
1998 | Особенности национальной рыбалки | Peculiarities of the National Fishing | Особенности национальной рыбалки (Russian) Kalastuksen kansallisia erikoisuuksia (Finnish) |
Raivo |
1998 | Elämän suola (TV-Episode: "Yksi lensi yli käenpesän") | Salt of life (TV series) | Finnish | Timppa |
1996 | Операция С новым годом (ТВ) | Operation Happy New Year (TV) | Russian | second Killer |
1995 | Особенности национальной охоты | Peculiarities of the National Hunt | Особенности национальной охоты (Russian) Metsästyksen kansallisia erikoisuuksia (Finnish) |
Raivo |
References
- ^ a b "Ville Haapasalo". Retrieved 19 August 2016.
- ^ "The Cuckoo". Retrieved 19 August 2016.
- ^ http://www.fantomatico.org/natureandhealth/index.html
- ^ "24th Moscow International Film Festival (2002)". MIFF. Retrieved 2013-03-30.
- ^ "Ville Haapasalo wins Best Actor at Moscow International Film Festival". Helsingin Sanomat. 1 July 2002. Retrieved 9 March 2013.
- ^ "Ville Haapasalo - Other works". Retrieved 19 August 2016.
- ^ "Ville Haapasalo". Retrieved 19 August 2016.
- ^ Actors.fl
- ^ "The Cuckoo Review". 1 November 2005. Retrieved 19 August 2016.