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Aleksei Alekseyevich Veselkin (Russian: Алексей Алексеевич Весёлкин; 21 November 1961 in Moscow) is a Russian actor and TV game show presenter and Honoured Artist of Russia. He was a visible personality on television and in society magazines during the 1980s and 1990s, making a popular comeback in 2006 as the host of Sdelka? (Сделка "Deal?"), the Russian version of the American gameshow Deal or no Deal. During 2012 he was also a radio host on Radio Mayak show of Sergei Stillavin, but he and co-presenter Victoria Kolosova were dismissed after government watchdog Roskomnadzor upheld complaints against a controversial article by the presenters on cystic fibrosis. Veselkin returned to his previous position as a staff actor at the Russian Academic Youth Theater.

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His son Aleksei Veselkin Jr (1990) is a well known teen actor: Veselkin Sr and Jr dubbed the voices of David Beckham and his son for the Russian version of Coca-Cola adverts.

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Filmography

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  • 1976 - Field move
  • 1983 - Romeo and Juliet
  • 1984 - Faith. Hope. Love
  • 1984 - It all begins with love
  • 1984 - Two Hussars (ru) based on Tolstoy's story
  • 1984 - Yegorka (ru)
  • 1985 - Road to the sea
  • 1986 - The right people (ru)
  • 1987 - Riders
  • 1988 - The Actress from Gribov (ru)
  • 1988 - Diskzhokey
  • 1988 - The Black Corridor
  • 1991 - Armavir (ru)
  • 1991 - A woman for all
  • 2001 - Doctors
  • 2002 - The joys and sorrows of Little Lord Fauntleroy
  • 2002 - Looking down
  • 2003 - Poor Nastya
  • 2005 - Not Born Beautiful (ru)
  • 2005 - Kulagin and Partners (ru)
  • 2007 - Sacvoyage with a bright future
  • 2010 - All for the best
  • 2012 - All the Afflicted
  • References

    Aleksei Veselkin Wikipedia