Biography
Viktor Viktorovich Khorinyak (born March 22, 1990) is a Russian actor. He is best known for his role as Konstantin Anisimov in the television series Kuchnya. Khorinyak was born in the early 1990s in Minusinsk as the youngest of three children; He has an older brother and sister. An academically gifted young man, he considered the possibility of beginning a career in medicine, but he had eventually chose to become an actor instead. Khorinyak eventually attended and graduated from the Moscow Theater Art School. During his four years at the school, he spent much of his day in the classroom, and would often work as a security guard at a restaurant. Since 2007, Khorinyak has acted in a number of plays and movies.
Movies & TV Shows
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The Last Warrior (2017) — Ivan
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The Last Warrior: Root of Evil (2020) — Ivan
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The Kitchen (2012) — Konstantin Anisimov
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Kitchen in Paris (2014) — Kostya Anisimov
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Tchaikovsky's Wife (2022) — Yurgenson, Tchaikovsky's Publisher
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The Last Warrior: Emissary of Darkness (2021) — Ivan
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Hotel Eleon (2016) — Kostya
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In the Name of a Prank (2022) — Dima
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The Kitchen. War for the Hotel (2019) — Konstantin Anisimov
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Off the Rails (2023) — Валера
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The Champions: Faster. Higher. Stronger (2016)
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The Thaw (2013) — Ruslan
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The Last Warrior. Heritage (2024) — Иван
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The Dead Lake (2019) — Mikhail Shevchukov
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To Paris! (2019) — messenger 1
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Sober Cab (2019) — Артём
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Yolki 11 (2024) — Roma
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Mr. Knockout (2022) — Valery Popenchenko
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Rodkom (2020) — Sergey Shmelev
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Take the Hit, Kid! (2016) — Vladimir (Vova)
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Snorp: My Alien Friend (2025) — Papa
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In the Name of a Prank 2 (2022)
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In the Name of a Prank 3 (2024) — Дима
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Yolki 12 (2025)
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Night Swallows (2013)
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Everything About You (2025)
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The Good Doctor (2026)
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The End (2021) — Max
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Blizzard (2018) — Женя Никифоров
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Mommy Down to the Ride (2026)
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Ритмы мечты (2025)
- It's All Right (2024) — Vronsky
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Женский день (2013)
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A Golden City (2018) — Nikita
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Sexaholics (2021) — Андрей
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Seryozha (2018) — Вронский
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Nanny Oksana (2025) — Ivan Samsonov
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Команда ЧЕ (2012)