Egor Vladislavovich Druzhinin (born in the city of Leningrad, RSFSR, USSR) is a Russian film actor, theater, film and television director, choreographer, and TV presenter. He was born into the family of choreographer Vladislav Yuryevich Druzhinin, who worked at the Komissarzhevskaya Theater and in his own pantomime studio "Kvadrat". Egor Druzhinin became famous after playing the lead role of the pioneer Petya Vasechkin in the films "The Adventures of Petrov and Vasechkin" and "The Holidays of Petrov and Vasechkin". "It was another adventure. A way to spend the holidays, not go to school, when we were filming," Druzhinin later recalled. In his youth, like most Soviet schoolchildren, he was a member of the children's pioneer organization and was a Komsomol member of the VLKSM.

He took part in the "Leningrad-Seattle" telebridge about the problems of the future generation in 1987. He graduated from the Leningrad State Institute of Theater, Music and Cinematography and served at the Leningrad Youth Theater. He studied at a dance school in New York (from 1994). After returning from the USA, he led a dance group at the Valhalla restaurant (St. Petersburg). He worked as a choreographer with such popular pop artists as Filipp Kirkorov, Laima Vaikule, the group "Blestyashchie" and others. He taught choreography to participants of the TV project "Star Factory".