Aleksandr Revva
Russian comedian · Ukraine · On the map · Comedians · Born 1974 · age 52
A comedian who turned a stage persona into something bigger than himself - Arthur Pirozhkov, the alter ego, became the name more people know than the one on his passport.
Aleksandr Revva is read about 609 times a day, in 12 languages.
A typical day, 30 days to 9 November 2026
The middle day of the days counted, so one week of news cannot move it. The line under it is the last 400 days, one point a day.
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Maryus Vaysberg Directed Grandma of Easy Virtue 3 (2021)
Marina Fedunkiv Aleksandr produced Naughty Grandma (2017)
Glukoza Aleksandr produced Naughty Grandma (2017)
Dmitriy Nagiev Aleksandr produced Naughty Grandma 2 (2019)
Mikhail Galustyan Aleksandr produced Naughty Grandma 2 (2019)- Natalia Bardo Aleksandr produced Naughty Grandma (2017)
Sarik Andreasyan Produced Double (2013)
Philipp Kirkorov Aleksandr produced Naughty Grandma (2017)
Artur Janibekyan Produced Zomboyashchik (2018)
Dmitriy Khrustalyov Also in Double and Betting on Love
Maksim Lagashkin Aleksandr produced Grandma of Easy Virtue 3 (2021)
Ivan Okhlobystin Also in Zomboyashchik and Zombiebox
Renata Litvinova Also in Adventures of Alyonushka and Yerema (2008)
Garik Kharlamov Also in Zomboyashchik and Zombiebox
Garik Martirosyan Also in Zomboyashchik and Zombiebox
Inna Gomes Also in Adventures of Alyonushka and Yerema (2008)
Vadim Demchog Also in Zomboyashchik and Zombiebox
Vladimir Tolokonnikov Aleksandr produced Naughty Grandma (2017)
Yekaterina Varnava Also in Zomboyashchik and Zombiebox
Anna Khilkevich Also in Zomboyashchik and Zombiebox- Roman Kurtsyn Aleksandr produced Naughty Grandma 2 (2019)
Sergey Chonishvili Also in Adventures of Alyonushka and Yerema (2008)
Stanislav Yarushin Also in Zomboyashchik and Zombiebox
Yekaterina Skulkina Also in Zomboyashchik and Zombiebox
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Born 10 September 1974, Aleksandr Vladimirovich Revva came up through KVN, the Soviet-era comedy competition that trained a generation of Russian entertainers. By 2006 he'd landed at Comedy Club as a resident performer, where the standup format gave him room to build characters. Somewhere in that stretch he created Arthur Pirozhkov, a stage name that stuck so hard it eclipsed his own. The persona carried him into TV hosting and voice acting, the kind of lateral moves a working comedian makes when one good bit opens other doors. He's Ukrainian by origin, Russian by audience, and better known by a name he invented than the one he was born with.
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