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Source: Wikipedia Ludmila Chursina was born July 20, 1941 in the evacuation of Stalinabad (now - Dushanbe). Source: IMDb Films "Lovushka" (2009) TV mini-series .... Aloiza ... aka "Snare" - International (English title) (informal title) Khochu rebenka (2008) (TV) "Pogonya za angelom" (2007) TV series "Zastava" (2007) TV mini-series .... Ratnikov's Mother Vaktsina (2007) (TV) .... Tamara Rysak (2005) .... Commissar "Poteryavshye solntse" (2005) TV mini-series .... Mother of Solityansky "Drugaya zhizn" (2003) TV series .... (2003) "Chyornaya komnata" (1 episode, 2000) - Affectus (2000) TV episode Hagi-Tragger (1994) Kodeks beshchestiya (1993) "Goryachev i drugie" (1992) TV series .... Goryachev's Mother Umirat ne strashno (1991) Grafinya (1991) .... Nina Grigoryevna/Grafinya "Delo Sukhovo-Kobylina" (1991) TV mini-series Lyubov nemolodogo cheloveka (1990) Murder of the Witness (1988) ... aka "Ubiystvo svidetelya" - Soviet Union (original title) Bumerang (1987) (TV) ... aka "Experts Are Investigating: Boomerang" - International (English title) (informal title) Dose cheloveka v 'Mersedese' (1986) Rus iznachalnaya (1986) Demidovy (1983) Shapka Monomakha (1982) (TV) Fakty minuvshego dnya (1981) Pomnit' ili zabyt' (1981) Na Granatovykh ostrovakh (1981) Gonka s presledovaniem (1979) .... Klavdia I eto vsyo o nyom (1977) .... Anna How Czar Peter the Great Married Off His Moor (1976) .... Tsarina ... aka "Skaz pro to, kak tsar Pyotr arapa zhenil" - Soviet Union (original title) Sobstvennoye mneniye (1976) Otkrytaya kniga (1973) .... Tatiana Vlasenkova ... aka "Open Book" - International (English title) (informal literal title) Privalovskiye milliony (1972) Goya - oder Der arge Weg der Erkenntnis (1971) .... Pepa Olesya (1971) .... Olesya Shutite? (1971) .... (segment "Vanderbul' bezhit za gorizont") Lyubov Yarovaya (1970) .... Lyubov Yarovaya "Adyutant ego prevoskhoditelstva" (1969) TV mini-series .... Ksenia "Ugryum-reka" (1969) TV mini-series .... Anfisa Virineya (1968) .... Virineya Po rusi (1968) .... Ryazanka Zhuravushka (1968) .... Marfa Shchit i mech (1968) .... Fräulein Gefreite ... aka "The Shield and the Sword" - International (English title) (informal literal title) Andromeda Nebula (1967) ... aka "Tumannost Andromedy" - Soviet Union (original title) Vesna na Odere (1967) .... Tanya ... aka "Spring on the Oder" - International (English title) (informal literal title) Dva bileta na dnevnoy seans (1966) .... 'Estie' Inka Pogonya (1965) .... Worker God kak zhizn (1965) Donskaya povest (1964) Utrenniye poyezda (1963) Four Winds of Heaven (1962) ... aka "Na semi vetrakh" - Soviet Union (original title) Kogda derevya byli bolshimi (1961) .... Zoya Dve zhizni (1961)

From the film "The Forty First"

Source: wikipedia Izolda Vasilyevna Izvitskaya (Russian: Изольда Васильевна Извицкая, June 21, 1932 Dzerzhinsk, Russia - March 1, 1971 Moscow) was a Soviet actress. Isolda Izvitskaya was born in the small town of Dzerzhinsk. Her father was a chemist, her mother a teacher. Right after high school she was accepted to VGIK (the All-Union State Institute of Cinematography). She was given small parts in several movies while still a student. In 1955 she was chosen for the lead in The Forty-First, a film after a short story by Boris Lavrenyov. The film was very successful all over the country and in 1957 it was shown at the Cannes Film Festival where it got a very good reception. A new café in Paris was named after her. At home Izvitskaya was made a member of the Association for Cultural Relations with Latin American countries which gave her an opportunity to travel outside of the USSR. She starred in several more movies; however, none of them was on the level of The Forty-First. Izvitskaya was getting depressed. She made several more attempts to work in films but parts were getting smaller and more scarce. In 1971 her husband, actor Eduard Bredun, left her. She had a nervous breakdown and locked herself up in her apartment. She was found dead at home which was empty of any food. Her husband insisted that the obituary state "poisoning with an unknown substance" as the cause of death but according the BBC Russian service she died of cold and starvation. Roles in movies 1.1953 - Hercules comes in March - Nastya 2.1954 - anxious youth - Katherine 3.1955 - The first train - Anna Zalogina 4.1955 - Good morning - Masha Komarova 5.1956 - Forty-first - Maryutka Filatova 6.1957 - to the Black Sea - Irina Kruchinina 7.1957 - Unique spring - Anna Boorowa 8.1957 - Poet - Olga Danilova 9.1957 - Communist - cameo 10.1958 - Fathers and Sons - Fenichka 11.1958 - The next flight - Xenia 12.1959 - Man Changes His Skin - Masha Polozova 13.1959 - Ballad of a Soldier 14.1960 - Man with a future - Lola 15.1961 - The World of - Regulirovschitsa Claudia 16.1962 - Chain Reaction - Nadia 17.1962 - Armageddon - Natalitsa 18.1964 - Call the fire itself - Pasha 19.1966 - On Thin Ice - Oksana 20.1966 - Avdotya Pavlovna - Nura 21.1966 - My Dream - Ludmila 22.1968 - People like the river ... (Short) - Galina 23.1969 - Every night at 11 - Jack

Report from the program "Time"

Source: wikipedia Natalya Gundareva (August 28, 1948 - May 15, 2005) - Soviet and Russian film and stage actress. One of the leading and popular actresses of the Soviet cinema. Awards and prizes Best actress of the year in the polls of the journal "Soviet Screen" (1977, 1981, 1985, 1990) Lenin Komsomol Award (1978) State Prize of the RSFSR (1980) Prize of the IX International Festival in Bulgaria (1981) USSR State Prize (1984) People's Artist of Russia (1986) Russian Union of Cinematographers Award "Nika" in the category "Actress of the Year" (1990) Prize "Diamond Crown" Russian Festival "Constellation" (1990) Prize at the International Film Festival in Montreal in the category "Best Actress" (1990). Prize Moscow (1994) Prize "Crystal Turandot" (1996) Order of Merit »IV degree (3 February 1998) - for his contribution to the development of theatrical art [1] Independent Award "Idol" (1999) Award International Film Festival "East-West" in Baku for the best female image (2000) International Theatre Prize. Stanislavsky (2001) Presidential Award for Literature and Art (2002) Prize of the Russian Academy of Cinema "Golden Eagle Award for Best Actress of the Year" for the film "Rostov-papa" (2003) Filmography 1.1972 - Hail and Farewell - Nadya 2.1972 - Passing Through Moscow 3.1973 - Appointment 4.1973 - Seeking man 5.1974 - guy - Zdorovyachka 6.1974 - Funny People 7.1974 - Autumn - Darling 8.1974 - The hottest month - Tanya 9.1974 - Sergeev seeking Sergeeva - Chairman of the local committee 10.1974 - Happiness is not looking alone - Mike 11.1974 - not terrible - Elena 12.1974 - Return - Sofia 13.1975 - Innkeeper - Mirandolina 14.1976 - Sweet Woman - Anna Dobrokhotova 15.1977 - a wounded animal - Tasia 16.1977 - Truffaldino of Bergamo - Smeraldina 17.1978 - Guarantee Life - Olga 18.1977 - Feedback - Medvedev 19.1978 - Care - leave 20.1978 - you will find Citizen Nikanorova - Katja Nikanorova 21.1979 - Holidays in September 22.1979 - Autumn Marathon - Nina Evlampievna Buzykin 23.1978 - Next on the ground - Claudia 24.1980 - Investigators are experts. He left and never returned - Alain Milovidova 25.1980 - Snow White Russia - Nadezhda, Russian wife Alekhine 26.1980 - Once twenty years later - Nadia Kruglov 27.1980 - Imaginary Invalid - Belina 28.1980 - for the Poor Hussar Say a Word - Zina 29.1980 - Dulcinea del Toboso - Aldonza, Dulcinea 30.1981 - Sold Laughter 31.1980 - an uninvited friend - Glushenkova 32.1982 - Children's World 33.1983 - Lonely granted residence - Vera Golubeva 34.1983 - Teenager - Tatyana Pavlovna 35.1983 - Prescription 36.1983 - Mistress of the orphanage - Alexandra Ivanovna Vaneyeva 37.1983 - Termination - Marthe 38.1984 - The life and tears and love - cook 39.1985 - feat Odessa - Pear 40.1985 - Winter Evening in Gagra - singer Melnikova 41.1985 - Personal trial judge Ivanov - Ivanov 42.1985 - Farewell of Slav 43.1985 - Children of the sun - Melania 44.1987 - Chosen fate - Innkeeper 45.1988 - Life of Klim Samgin - Marina Zotov 46,198? - Daylight Saving Time - girth 47.1988 - Aelita, do not bother to men - Aelita 48.1989 - Ono - Clementinka de Bourbon 49.1989 - Two arrows. Mystery of the Stone Age - the widow of the Long 50.1989 - The heart is not stone 51.1990 - Passport 52.1990 - Dog Feast 53.1990 - Temptation B. - Natasha 54.1991 - Vivat, Naval Cadets! - Empress Elizabeth 55.1991 - Nutty - Princess Otreshkova 56.1991 - Lost in Siberia - Faina 57.1991 - Thousands of dollars in one direction 58.1991 - Chicken - Alla 59.1991 - Promised Heaven - Lusia 60.1992 - Midshipmen 3 - the Queen Elizabeth 61.1992 - Splinter "Challenger" 62.1993 - Alphonse - Light 63.1993 - Life Style Queen 64.1993 - Hostages "Devil" - Sergeeva 65.1994 - St. Petersburg secrets - Princess Tatiana Shadurski 66.1995 - Moscow holidays - Darling 67.1996 - Dear friend of long-forgotten years 68.1998 - Temptation - Krutilina 69.1998 - I want to jail - Mania 70.1999 - Criminal Tango 71.1998 - Decoupling Petersburg secrets - Princess Tatiana Shadurski 72.2001 - Rostov-Papa 73.2000 - Lyubov.ru - Marina 74.2001 - Salome - matchmaker Vasilisa Savvichna

From "The Three Musketeers"

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Source: wikipedia Irina Alferova Date of birth: 13/03/1951 Novosibirsk, USSR (Russia) Honored Artist of Russia (1992) People's Artist of Russia (2007) The biggest film role - Constance in a musical adventure series "The Three Musketeers". Roles in movies: 1.1970 - Silver Pipe 2.1971 - Senya 3.1972 - music teacher - Tamara 4.1977 - Black birch 5.1977 - Road to Calvary - Dasha 6.1978 - Autumn bells - queen 7.1979 - The Three Musketeers - Constance Bonacieux 8.1979 - Do not part with loved ones - Katia 9.1979 - exile № 011 10.1980 - an uninvited friend - Kira 11.1981 - Courage - Clara 12.1982 - for no apparent reason - Nina Plyusnina 13.1982 - Vasily Buslaev - Xenia 14.1982 - Feeling of Love - It 15.1982 - Saturday and Sunday - Mother 16.1983 - Kiss - Sonia 17.1984 - Seven Elements - Valentine Anurova 18.1984 - The Wizard Lal (Hungary) - Queen 19.1984 - TASS is authorized to declare ... - Olga 20.1985 - Bagration - Skavronskaya 21.1985 - rough landing 22.1985 - Password knew two - Irina Kabardino 23.1985 - A man with an accordion 24.1985 - Beauty - Lyalya 25.1987 - Here's a story ... 26.1985 - Snow called? - Light Nechaeva 27.1989 - will repeat 28.1991 - High Society 29.1991 - Sheriff Star - Anna 30.1991 - Blood for Blood 31.1992 - Night entertainment - Anna 32.1996 - Ermak - Alena 33.1997 - Love stories 34.2000 - Paradise Lost - Olga 35.2001 - Lisa Alice - Natalie 36.2006 - Hero of Our Time - Princess 37.2007 - lest ye be judged ... 38.2006 - Sonka the Golden Hand - Helen 39.2007 - Trap (TV series) - Kate 40.2008-2010 - Ranetki (TV series) - Larisa Savchenko Eduardovna teacher of foreign languages and teacher of violin in Gnesinka and the director's wife Savchenko 41.2008-2010-Give youth-Baska mother and a teacher of foreign languages Theatre: Lenk (Lenkom) "The lists do not mean" (play by B. Vasiliev) - Valia "Cruel Intentions" Arbuzov - Girl like an angel "Pocket Theatre" (1980 Monologue "Indifferent handsome" - statement of P. Stein) "Romulus the Great" School of Modern Play "Came a man to a woman" "Everything will be fine as you wish" "Seagull" by Chekhov "Seagull" B. Akunin "Seagull". The classic operetta, "By his words," Antrepriza performances Behind closed doors " "Anything Goes" "Cactus Flower" "Pajamas for six" "The most-most"

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