Yuri Sardarov Biography
Yuri Sardarov, also known as Yuriy Sardarov, is a producer and actor who is known for his role as a regular on NBC’s Chicago Fire through the eighth season.
Yuri Sardarov Education
Sardarov started his education year at Glenbrook North Secondary School in rural Chicago. He accepted his confirmation in 2006. He procured a BFA in Theater Execution in 2010 from the College of Michigan School of Music, Theater, and Dance, where he was an individual from a society.
Yuri Sardarov Age
He is 35 years old as of 28 January 2023. He was born on 28 January 1988 in Baku, Azerbaijan.
Yuri Sardarov Partner
Sardarov is not married, he has a girlfriend named Brittany Zimmermann.
Yuri Sardarov Family
Sardarov is half-Georgian and half-Armenian; he moved to the US at age two as an evacuee. His folks and grandparents were performers. Sardarov was named after his granddad, with whom he is exceptionally close, and they have matching Cyrillic tattoos. Since his granddad was named “Yuri,” Sardarov started to spell his name with an extra “y” toward the finish to separate himself. He has a sibling, Scratch, who is eleven years more youthful. Sardarov went to Glenbrook North Secondary School, close to Chicago, beginning his lesser year. He graduated in 2006. In 2010 he graduated with a BFA in Theater Execution at the College of Michigan School of Music, Theater and Dance where he was in a crew.
Yuri Sardarov Weight Loss
The famous actor was said to be losing weight. Sardarov, on the other hand, had to bulk up for the first episode of Chicago Fire. In the television series Chicago Fire. Following the series, Yuri participated in boxing to lose weight and adhered to a strict diet.
Yuri Sardarov Tattoos
He and his grandfather both had tattoos that are inscribed in Cyrillic script. The first letter of his name is tattooed on his arm. The letter is imprinted on the wand, and it has this very lovely cured stand.
Yuri Sardarov Chicago Fire
He played the role of Brian Zvonecek in the NBC drama Chicago Fire.
Plot
Brian Zvonecek was a Chicago Fire Department firefighter who spent most of his career as the driver of Truck 81 and was stationed at Firehouse 51. He was also one of Molly’s co-owners. Yuri Sardarov represented him.
Zvonecek died in the line of duty after succumbing to injuries suffered in a mattress factory fire. According to his supervisors, Zvonecek lacked motivation. This could be because he frequently felt underappreciated by his coworkers. He wanted to be the engineer of Truck 81, which pushed him to consider switching to Morningside’s Truck 67, but he chose to stay at Firehouse 51. Joe Cruz was eventually transferred to Squad 3, and Brian was promoted to Truck 81’s engineer.
Yuri Sardarov the Rookie (FBI)
He appeared as Ilya Sokurov (aka Trevor Gurin) in season 4 of The Rookie. He was a former CIA operative who became a terrorist following the betrayal of CIA Director Bill August, which resulted in the deaths of his wife and daughters. Yuriy Sardarov plays him.
Plot
Prior to joining The Rookie, Sokurov was recruited by the CIA to join Enervo, a CIA black program that trains foreign assets to cause disruption in their own nations. He was caught by Russian authorities in 2018 and betrayed by Enervo’s CEO, Bill August. Sokurov escaped and returned to the United States to exact vengeance on the country that had betrayed him and Bill August. He recruited Ezekiel Freemont to create bomb detonators, kidnapped the husband of a National Guard soldier, and blew up a power station in Hollywood Hills with a bomb.
Sokurov then drove around Los Angeles with explosives in moving trucks, creating an explosion that killed 17 people and injured 34 more. Sokurov was captured by FBI trainee Simone Clark and shot by a CIA operative, but he survived and was taken into custody.
Yuri Sardarov Height
She stands at an average height of 5′ 9″ (1.75 m).
Yuri Sardarov Movies and TV Shows
• 2020 – Adam
• 2012 – Argo
• 2011 – The Double
• 2011 – The Ides of March
TV Shows
• 2023 – FBI: International
• 2022 – The Rookie
• 2014 – Chicago P.D.
• 2013 – Apex
• 2012–2019 – Chicago Fire
