He was born on November 10, 1966, in Bryansk. He graduated from the Central Children's Music School and the Boris Shchukin Theatre Institute, under the course of Yuri Katin-Yartsev and Vladimir Poglazov.
He has worked in many Moscow theaters: the Vakhtangov Theatre, the Moscow Young Spectator's Theatre, the Taganka Actors' Association Theatre, the Comedy Theatre of Alexey Kiryushenko, and the Theatre Company of Sergey Vinogradov. Boris has played in a large number of classic productions, but one cannot overlook his unconventional role. In the "Practice" Theatre, he plays a people's deputy in the play "Communicator," and throughout the entire performance, Kamorzin is on stage completely naked.
Boris began his career in the late '90s, not counting a small role in the 1990 movie "Cloud-Paradise." He was often given episodic roles, but this did not upset the actor. Kamorzin frequently appeared on screens in both feature films and series. In 2004, he received one of his best roles in the drama by Sergey Ursulyak "The Long Goodbye." According to the movie's plot, his character is a wealthy playwright named Smolyanov, who is in love with a young married actress. For this work, Kamorzin received the Russian Guild of Film Critics and Film Press award for "Best Supporting Actor."
In 2009, Boris played in the movie "A Fairy Tale About Darkness" by Nikolay Khomeriki. This work was also noted by critics: for the role of Dimych, he received the award for "Best Actor" at "Kinotavr-2009." Subsequently, director Vladimir Kott invited Kamorzin for one of the main roles in his movie "Gromozeka." The actor plays a policeman named Gromov, who decides to relive his youth with his school friends. Later, Vladimir Kott cast Boris in his movie "At the Bottom," released in 2014. Kamorzin also played a small role as party boss Frol Kozlov in the biographical series "Furtseva. The Legend of Ekaterina" by Sergey Popov. The main character is played by the actor's longtime friend Irina Rozanova, whom he met on the set of his first movie "Cloud-Paradise" in 1990. It is also worth noting his role as Gladkov in the detective series "Khmurov" by Sergey Korotaev.
Kamorzin is married and happily shares about his romance with his wife: "Svetlana is my assistant and agent. We have been married for seventeen years, and our son Boris is sixteen years old. We met at the Young Spectator's Theatre, where she worked as an administrator. It all happened when I decided to return there from the Vakhtangov Theatre. Sveta was the first to run out to meet me and was very happy about my decision to rejoin the troupe. I immediately bought her ice cream, walked her home in the evening, and stayed there."
Kamorzin is a sought-after actor, having played more than seventy roles and continues to act to this day.
