And there will be people — actors and roles of the famous Ukrainian series.

In recent years, many popular series have been released in Ukraine. They differ in plot and their stories. However, it is always interesting and unique. 

The series "And there will be people" amazed the Ukrainian audience with its sincerity, deep characters, and emotionally charged plots. It is a story about people who undergo trials of fate, struggle for their dreams, love, and dignity. The heroes of the series resonate strongly with viewers, as their life paths are a mirror of real life. 

Main actors of "And there will be people"

This series is distinguished not only by its unique plot but also by its incredible cast. 

Ostap Dziadek (plays Ivan — a young teacher)

Ivan — a young history teacher in a small town who returned with a wealth of knowledge and ideas. He seeks to change the system, support the children, and inspire them to live from the heart. With his life force, Ivan attracts people to him and becomes a reliable support for the heroes of the series.

Life off-camera: Ostap is a 27-year-old artist who graduated from the acting faculty in Kyiv. He is interested in psychology and the social sphere, as he believes in the power of art to change lives. In his free Time, he films amateur documentaries about ordinary people — their stories often inspire him for new ideas and roles.

Instagram: although Ostap usually keeps his personal life private, his account features inspired shots from film sets, snippets from performances, as well as rare moments from family gatherings.

Akmal Hurezov (plays Sultan — a father with a complicated past)

Sultan — a father who has lived through a lot: childhood in a village, war, returning to the city, and striving to provide a better life for his son. He is both strict and gentle, and his inner struggle is the heart of the series. It is through his fate that the themes of reconciliation and forgiveness run.

Life off-camera: Akmal is an ethnic Crimean Tatar, born in southern Ukraine. In his youth, he worked in construction, but then realized that acting was his calling. He plays in the Turkish plotline and is fluent in Crimean Tatar, Ukrainian, and Russian.

Instagram: his account is filled with behind-the-scenes moments from work trips, filming, archives about the stories of Crimean Tatars, and photos with family. Akmal shares his genuine love for culture, nature, and familial warmth.

Olena Borozhenets (plays Hanna — Ivan's sister)

Hanna — Ivan's sister, a primary school teacher who helps children learn to live genuinely. She is a support for her brother and for the children. Her life intertwines with personal pain, yet it is her tenderness and faith in good that allow her to act.

Life off-camera: Olena is a 30-year-old actress from Kyiv. She graduated from the drama faculty and has long performed in theaters. She is active in volunteer movements, working with orphanages, and conducting art masterclasses for teenagers.

Instagram: in her profile — photos from theatrical productions, meetings with children, rehearsal moments, and travel snapshots. Olena is very sincere — her content is full of meaning.

Kateryna Hryhorenko (plays Maria — a music teacher)

Maria — a music teacher and mentor who helps children discover themselves and the world through notes and sounds. Her story is a journey of accepting her creative soul and finding mutual understanding in complex professional relationships.

Life off-camera: Kateryna is a conservatory graduate who decided to combine music and acting. She is a psychologist by education, so she always supports her colleagues and friends. Besides her stage activities, she sings in chamber concerts and leads masterclasses.

Instagram: her account is a mix of musical moments, studio shots, sheet music, familiar interiors, and abstract nature photos. She fills people with inspiration.

Viktor Zhdanov (plays Maksym — a charismatic doctor)

Maksym — a young doctor who came to work in a small medical facility. He is a good doctor and a sincere person. His attitude towards his patients inspires colleagues, and the romantic line with Hanna added depth and emotion to the series.

Life off-camera: Viktor is 31 years old and graduated from medical university. He worked in pharmacology for a long time but then decided that acting allows him to convey stories even deeper. His path is a desire to heal not only the body but also the soul.

Instagram: in this profile, you can find working moments during hospital shooting, friendly evenings with the acting troupe, and holiday greetings. He frequently shares tips on a healthy lifestyle.

Kostiantyn Temliak (plays Serhiy — a local journalist)

Serhiy — is not just a character in the series, but the embodiment of a modern independent journalist who is not afraid to go against the system. He works in local media, where his materials often resonate, as he does not shy away from sharp issues — corruption, negligence of officials, hidden schemes. In the series, his character adds depth, showing how media can be an instrument of influence, truth, and change. His acquaintance with Ivan, another key character, transforms Serhiy into an active participant in the main plot line, where the struggle for truth becomes no less important than personal relationships or dramatic twists. Thanks to him, the series incorporates the context of social resistance, where journalism becomes a heroic endeavor rather than just a profession.

Kostiantyn Temliak is a 29-year-old actor and journalist with significant experience in the media field. Before getting on screen, he worked in several regional editorial offices and wrote a number of investigative materials about violations at the local level. His involvement in the television project only enhanced his reputation, as the character he plays shares many traits with the actor himself: critical thinking, perseverance, and faith in the power of truth. He has a journalistic education, interned abroad, and continues to combine acting with professional journalism, particularly in the format of video blogs and analytical investigations.

In his account, Kostiantyn actively shares behind-the-scenes footage from shoots, editorial meetings, as well as his daily life as a journalist. His profile is a blend of creativity and an active civic position. He often streams with readers, raises topics of freedom of speech, journalistic ethics, and the situation within Ukrainian media. He also frequently shares reflections on how the world around is changing, commenting on events in culture, politics, and society. His presence on social media continues his mission: to be honest, open, and speak about important issues without hiding behind templates.

Oleksandr Piskunov (plays Volodymyr — a local businessman)

Volodymyr is one of the most complex characters in the series. At first glance, he is a successful businessman, charismatic, ambitious, and determined. He strives for change in his hometown, investing in new projects and supporting social initiatives. However, behind his confidence and smile lies a deep internal conflict. Like anyone caught between the desire for success and the need to maintain morality, Volodymyr often faces a choice — profit or conscience, advantageous decision or the right one. His storyline reveals the drama of a person who seeks to accomplish something important but is constantly forced to consider circumstances, partners' interests, and their own weaknesses.

Viewers see how he struggles with doubts, tries to mend relationships with loved ones, and find genuine allies among those who surround him only for gain. Volodymyr is a reflection of modern society, where success often goes hand in hand with loneliness, and big dreams come with great risks.

Oleksandr Piskunov is a 34-year-old actor with a truly unique journey in cinema. He studied economics, worked in entrepreneurship, and had his own startup in advertising. However, his passion for theater and the desire to tell stories surpassed his career aspirations. Beginning as an amateur in local productions, he later honed his acting skills and debuted on television. His business experience helped him better understand the role of Volodymyr — all the emotions, dilemmas, and nuances of behavior he embodied on screen with personal subtext.

His account is a collection of moments from presentations, business meetings, travels, and rehearsals. Here he merges two worlds: the acting and the business one. He often posts entrepreneurial advice and shares his experiences in creating socially-oriented initiatives. His approach to content is always sincere and open — he speaks not as a mentor but as someone who has gone through many doubts and changes. Among the topics: ethics in business, moral responsibility of leadership, and how to maintain humanity in commercial decisions. All this resonates with the character he plays on screen — because both in life and in the series he stands for honesty, courage, and development through values.

Oleksandr Mavryts (plays Taras — a local activist)

Taras — a person ready to fight for the rights of the community. He opposes bureaucratic systems and stands up for justice. At the same time, his uncompromisingness leads to clashes, conflicts, and even personal losses. Through him, the series touches on the theme of civic engagement and the necessity to be active in society.

Life off the series: Oleksandr is 30 years old and has a journalism background. He has acted in several documentary projects and participated in civic forums. He often organizes local initiatives — competitions, environmental campaigns, educational meetings.

Makar Tikhomirov (plays Petro — a school principal)

Petro — an experienced school director who is already very tired of the system yet strives to make education real. He becomes a mentor to Ivan and Hanna, supports the children, and serves as an example of honesty. Through him, the series addresses the theme of educational reform "from within".

Life off the series: Makar is 45 years old and graduated from the faculty of pedagogy. He participated in the theatrical project "Educational Theater" — productions about schools, students, and teachers. He plans to develop the didactic theater as a way to engage children in learning.

Instagram: in his account — photos from class, stage moments, communication with family and colleagues. He often posts his own reflections on education and stage.

Anna Tambova (plays Liudmyla — a nurse and Maksym's friend)

Liudmyla — a kind nurse who treats patients as family. She supports doctor Maksym and becomes a pillar of support for him both professionally and personally. Her character embodies the softer aspects of healthcare — the people who stand by you when the hardest times occur.

Life off the series: Anna is 28 years old, a former hairdresser who decided to obtain medical education. After work shifts in the hospital, she transitioned to filming and fell in love with acting — she mentions that roles allow conveying human warmth and empathy.

Alina Kostiukova (plays Natalia — a chemistry teacher)

Natalia — a chemistry teacher with an unconventional approach: she creates projects, uses experiments, and interactive methods, hoping children will not fear science and learn to think critically. Her energy is inspiring and becomes a central axis in stories about learning and development.

Life off the series: Alina is 26 years old, worked as an assistant at a university, and taught chemistry. She is passionate about science, conducts experiments for students, and promotes education online.

Instagram: in her account — frames from educational videos, photos from lessons, at-home science experiments, tips for studying chemistry, and motivational posts.

Ihor Koltovskyi (plays Denys — a lawyer supporting Serhiy)

Denys — a lawyer who helps journalist Serhiy with legal matters. He is smart, agile, and defends freedom of speech and legal norms. Through him, the series addresses the legal aspect of protecting civil liberties.

Life off the series: Ihor is 32 years old, has a law degree, and has worked in public organizations. His experience encompasses real cases of fighting for justice. He began his acting career with student productions.