Mark Eydelshteyn
Birth Name: Mark Aleksandrovich Eydelshteyn/Eidelstein
Place of Birth: Nizhny Novgorod, Russia
Date of Birth: 18 February, 2002
Ethnicity: Ashkenazi Jewish, possibly Russian
Mark Eydelshteyn, also known as Mark Eidelstein, is a Russian actor. Known for his role in the Best Picture Oscar-winner Anora, his performances also include the Russian films First Snow, The Land of Sasha, Pravednik/Tzadik, One Hundred Years Ahead, and We Need to Make Films about Love; and the shows Sixteen +, The Gig, The Monastery, Chistye, Pharma, and Puteshestvie na solntse i obratno. He is sometimes called the “Timothée Chalamet of Russia.”
Mark is the son of Olesya, a teacher of stage speech, and Alexander Eydelshteyn, a journalist and football promoter. Mark has worn a Star of David in some pictures, and a yarmulke in other pictures.
Mark’s paternal grandfather was named Aron Eydelshteyn.
Mark’s maternal grandfather is named Valery Nikolaevich Rakov.
Mark’s maternal grandmother is named Larisa Alexandrovna.
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Mark’s parents are Olesya and Alexander Eydelshteyn. His father is Jewish and his mother is Russian.
Mark’s paternal grandfather was Aron Eydelshteyn.
Mark’s maternal grandfather is Valery Nikolaevich Rakov.
Mark’s maternal grandmother is Larisa Alexandrovna.