Creativity[ | ]
Feature films[ | ]
- 1952 - Towards life - Marusya Rodnikova
- 1953 - Alyosha Ptitsyn develops character - Galya Ptitsyna
- 1954 - Sea Hunter - Katya
- 1955 - Mexican - May
- 1955 - Son - Tamara
- 1955 - Happy Youth - Nina Rumyantseva
- 1956 - The sea is calling - Nastya Fedorenko
- 1957 - Star Boy - Forest Boy
- 1957 - Shine, my star - Irinka
- 1958 - Another flight - Anya Krylenko
- 1959 - Unyielding - Nadya Berestova
- 1960 - Thrice resurrected - Lyubasha Solovyova
- 1961 - Free Wind - Pepita
- 1961 - Girls - Tosya Kislitsyna
- 1962 - Pavlukha - Lelya
- 1962 - Queen of the Gas Station - Lyudmila Dobryivecher
- 1963 - Stop - Sima
- 1963 - Stubborn girl - Nadya
- 1964 - Marriage of Balzaminov - Raisa Pezhenova
- 1964 - Easy life - Galya Bochkina
- 1966 - The Devil with the Briefcase - Masha Fedorova
- 1967 - Die Hard - Raisa Oreshkina
- 1969 - Kidnapping - artist Rumyantseva
(cameo, uncredited) - 1971 - Fakir for an hour - Tatyana Mironova
- 1975 - Awww! - Senya's wife
- 1976 - Minors - Alka's mother
- 1976 - Hard day - Monday - Valentina Evgenievna
- 1981 - Sold Laughter - Emma Rickert
- 1981 - A secret known to everyone - Madame Salamander
- 1982 - Married Bachelor - Valentina Zaitseva
- 1986 - The End of the World followed by a symposium - Audrey Wood
- 1988 - regional emergency - episode
- 1990 - Vultures on the roads - Margarita
- 2004 - Wonderful Valley - Aisha
- 2005 - Unexpected joy - Marya Ivanovna
- 2008 - Village - Alevtina
Film scoring[ | ]
Soviet films[ | ]
- 1966 - Captive of the Caucasus, or New Adventures of Shurik - Nina
(role of Natalya Varley) - 1967 - My friend Nodar - Iya
(role of Tia Pirtskhalava) - 1969 - White Sun of the Desert - Gyulchatay
(role of Tatyana Fedotova) - 1971 - 12 chairs - Lisa
(role of Natalia Varley) - 1971 - Girl from Cell No. 25 - Zoyka
(role of Manana Managadze) - 1972 - Seekers of the Sunken City - Kakha
(role of Kakha Tavartkiladze) - 1973 - Breeze! — Zane
(role of Astrida Kairisha) - 1975 - Solo for elephant with orchestra - Mrs. Winstler
(role of Iva Yanzhurova) - 1976 - A real Tbilisian and others - a lady
(the role of Leila Abashidze) - 1989 - Private detective, or Operation "Cooperation" - Lena
(role of Irina Feofanova)
Foreign films[4][ | ]
- 1953 - Rome at 11 o'clock (1952) - Angelina
(role of Delia Scala) - 1955 - Age of Love (1953) - Elvira
(role of Lina Bardot) - 1956 - 100 serenades (1954) - Maria
(role of Maria Fiore) - 1959 - Channel (1956) - Halinka
(role of Teresa Berezovsky) - 1959 - On the outskirts of Paris (1957) - Maria
(role of Dani Carrel) - 1961 - Tomboy (1959) - Tomboy
(role of Marie Terechik) - 1962 - Professor Mamlok (1961) - Ruth Mamlok
(role of Doris Abesser) - 1963 - Women of the East (1959) - Sadako
(role of Akiko Wakabayashi) - 1964 - About those who stole the Moon (1962) - Jacek
(role of Lech Kaczynski) - 1965 - Where is the general? (1963) - Marusya
(the role of Elzbieta Chizhevskaya) - 1965 - An Italian in Warsaw (1964) - Maria
(the role of Elzbieta Chizhevskaya) - 1966 - How to Steal a Million (1966) - Nicole Bonnet
(role of Audrey Hepburn) - 1966 - The Adventures of a Teacher (1960) - Ritva
(role of Pirkko Mannola) - 1967 - Phantom Happiness (1958) - Veronica
(the role of Elizabeth Manet) - 1967 - The Story of My Stupidity (1965) - Jacqueline
(role of Irina Petrescu) - 1968 - The Young Lady in the Window (1964) - Hedwig / Marysya
(role of Paula Raks) - 1968 - Angelica and the King (1964) - Madame de Montespan
(the role of Estella Blain) - 1968 - Aerial Adventures (1965) - Patricia Ronsley
(role of Sarah Miles) - 1970 - Everything is for sale (1968) - Elya
(the role of Elzbieta Chizhevskaya) - 1970 - Man with a warrant for an apartment (1969) - Martha
(role of Ewa Szykulska) - 1970 - Apartment (1960) - Fran Kubelik
(role of Shirley MacLaine) - 1971 - My last tango (1960) - Clarice
(role of Isabel Garces) - 1971 - The Sound of Music (1965) - Maria von Trapp
(role of Julie Andrews) - 1975 - How to Steal a Million (1966) - Nicole Bonnet
(role of Audrey Hepburn) - 1975 - Trap (1974) - Silvia Munteanu
(role of Mariana Mihut) - 1976 - Zita and Gita (1972) - Zita / Gita
(role of Hema Malini) - 1976 - A King in New York (1957) - Anne Kay
(the role of Dawn Addams) - 1979 - The Legend of the Dinosaur (1977) - Akiko
(role of Nobiko Sawa) - 1982 - It's time to love (1979) - Dara
(the role of Dara Chalenich) - 1990 - Gone with the Wind (1939) - Prissy
(role of Butterfly McQueen) - 1993 - Terminator (1984) - female roles
TV series[4][ | ]
- 1980s - All Rivers Flow (1983-84) - Philadelphia Gordon
(role of Sigrid Thornton) - 1988 - Slave Isaura (1976-77) - Izaura
(role of Lucelia Santos) - 1988 - Jane Eyre (1983) - Jane Eyre
(the role of Zila Clark) - 1992 - Detective Mike Hammer (1984-87) - female roles
- 1993 - Twin Peaks (1990-91) - female roles
- 1995 - Tropikanka (1994) - female roles
Voice acting for cartoons[ | ]
- 1963 - Three Fat Men - Suok
- 1966 - About the evil stepmother - Fira
- 1976-1991 - 38 parrots and sequels (except for the film "The Great Closing") - Monkey
- 1977 - Boy with Thumb - Yegorushka
- 1981 - Hedgehog plus turtle - Turtle
- 1988 - Three little frogs. Issue 2 – Little Frog in a Red Hat
- 1989 - What sound does a mosquito make? - Frog
- 1990 - Three little frogs. Issue 3 - Little Frog in a Red Hat
- 1993 - Country Vaudeville - Chicken
- 1994 - Oh, these blind man's buffs!
Foreign cartoons[4][ | ]
- 1988 - Cat Trap - Cookie, Cino-san, paperboy, Giovanni Gatto's secretary, little mouse at the pier
- 1991-1994 - DuckTales - Billy
- 1994 - Topo Gigio (1988) - girl Gina
Childhood and youth
Nadezhda Vasilievna was born in the village of Potapovo, in the Smolensk region. She became the second child in the family of housewife Olga and train conductor Vasily. When the future star was one year old, the Rumyantsev family moved to the Moscow region.
From early childhood, Nadezhda was distinguished by her cheerfulness and energy; the girl grasped any information on the fly. These character traits did not change even when the Great Patriotic War broke out and Nadya’s father was called to the front. Rumyantseva's brother, Vladimir, stayed with the family because he was too young for the war. Nadya tried to support the military, gathering children and teenagers to entertain the wounded soldiers in the hospital.
Nadezhda Rumyantseva in her youth
For the Rumyantsev family, the war ended happily, the head of the family returned home alive and with a reward - the Order of the Hero of the Soviet Union. Since those harsh times, Nadezhda acquired the habit of being content with little, and she remained true to this trait until the end of her days.
During school, the actress attended creative clubs, including those related to the theater, but did not plan to go on stage. However, when she graduated from school and the question of choosing an educational institution arose, the girl, who did not like exact sciences, decided to try her hand at acting.
Nadezhda Rumyantseva in her youth
Nadezhda Rumyantseva passed the entrance exam to the studio school at the Central Children's Theater without any problems. The bright and lively girl instantly captivated the examination committee with Famusov’s passionate monologue from Griboedov’s play “Woe from Wit.” Later in an interview, the actress admitted that she expected failure, and therefore gave her best to the audience. Then Rumyantseva entered GITIS.
Most of all, Nadezhda Rumyantseva fell in love with actress Olga Pyzhova, who worked at the Central Children's Theater. When the studio at the theater was closed and Olga became a teacher at VGIK, she took her talented protégé with her. Nadezhda continued to comprehend the secrets of the acting profession in the workshop of Bibikov and Pyzhova.
Notes[ | ]
- https://russianfilm.blogspot.com/2008/04/cult-actress-nadezhda-rumyantseva.html
- Rumyantseva Nadezhda Vasilievna // Moscow Encyclopedia. / Ch. ed. S. O. Schmidt. - M., 2007-2014. — T. I. Faces of Moscow: [in 6 books].
- New streets of Kurgan
- ↑ 123
The year in which the dubbing was made is indicated, in brackets - the year the film was released - Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of January 31, 2002 No. 116 “On awarding state awards of the Russian Federation” (unspecified)
. // Official website of the President of Russia. Retrieved May 13, 2016. - Nadezhda Rumyantseva will be buried today at the Armenian cemetery
- Nadezhda Rumyantseva died
- Drygalo gave us a gift
- Photo of magician Chestnut (undefined)
(inaccessible link). Retrieved November 20, 2010. Archived February 21, 2012.
Interesting facts[ | ]
- There is a common misconception that the Hare from “Well, wait a minute!” was voiced by Nadezhda Rumyantseva, but in fact he was voiced by Klara Rumyanova[6][7].
- It is also a common misconception that Nadezhda Rumyantseva is the daughter of the famous circus clown Mikhail Rumyantsev (Pencil). In fact, Mikhail Rumyantsev’s daughter’s name is Natalya. Nadezhda’s father is Vasily Rumyantsev.
- In September 2010, in the city of Bila Tserkva, on the house where one of the episodes of the film “Queen of the Gas Station” was filmed, a memorial plaque was installed in honor of actress Nadezhda Rumyantseva[8][9].
Personal life
It was rumored that during her student years the actress had a relationship with Yuri Belov, but the romance of the two future screen stars did not last long. And Rumyantseva’s first companion was classmate Vladimir Shurupov. The young people registered their marriage while still studying at the institute, but the union broke up immediately after graduation. The husband was assigned to a provincial theater, and Nadezhda, at that time already a successful actress, decided to stay in Moscow.
Wedding of Nadezhda Rumyantseva and Willy Khshtoyan
In 1965, dramatic changes occurred in the actress’s personal life. Rumyantseva met an Armenian student, who eventually became her life partner for more than 40 years. The young man’s name was Willy Vakhtangovich Khshtoyan, and in the history of the late USSR he is recorded as a diplomat who worked in Egypt and Malaysia, although ordinary people still know this civil servant exclusively as the husband of Nadezhda Rumyantseva.
Diplomat Willy Khshtoyan, Andrei Gromyko and Nadezhda Rumyantseva
The young people quickly liked each other. They lived together for three years, and then, when Willie was sent abroad, the couple married. They took with them Karina, Khshtoyan’s daughter from his first marriage. Nadezhda became friends with the baby.
The couple did not have children together, and, as the actress’s husband admitted in an interview, it was his fault. At first, Willie persuaded Nadezhda to wait, fearing that her daughter would feel deprived, and then Rumyantseva’s reproductive age gradually expired, and she simply could not get pregnant.
Nadezhda Rumyantseva and Willy Khshtoyan
For some time the couple thought about adopting a child, but abandoned this idea. Until the last days of their lives, Rumyantseva and Khshtoyan maintained mutual love and caring attitude towards each other, as can be judged by the joint photos of the spouses.
Height, weight, age. How old is Emmanuel Vitorgan
Over the years, the popular film actor has played a large number of roles. Despite his considerable age, the artist continues to play on the theater stage. Numerous admirers of male talent can quite definitely say what the star’s height, weight, and age are. How old is Emmanuel Vitorgan is a question that causes surprise and at the same time delight, since our hero will celebrate his 80th birthday in 2020. Externally, a man can be considered to be 65 years old at most.
Emmanuel Vitorgan, whose photos in his youth and now are numerous, is one of the highest professional actors. He is 188 centimeters tall. The artist weighs about 75 kg.
From a young age, sport plays a big role in a man’s life. He does exercises in the morning, which he finishes with a contrast shower. This is precisely what, in the opinion of Emmanuel Gedeonovich himself, allows him to maintain youth at his age.
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Links[ | ]
- Nadezhda Rumyantseva. Life Line / TV Channel Culture (2006)
- Nadezhda Rumyantseva - Encyclopedia of Russian Cinema (inaccessible link)
- Nadezhda Rumyantseva on the website Nashfilm.ru
- Bright Hope
- Girls - Unknown version (Film about the film)
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Son of Emmanuel Vitorgan - Maxim Vitorgan
On one fine September day, his beloved wife Alla gave our hero a son, whom his parents decided to name Maxim. He grew up in an environment that was conducive to the development of artistic talent. Having received a school certificate for a course of secondary school education, yesterday's graduate becomes a GITIS student without any problems.
During his student days, the young man played in several theatrical productions and starred in three films. Now he is in demand not only in the domestic film industry. Works brilliantly in various television projects.
The son of Emmanuel Vitorgan, Maxim Vitorgan, was married three times. He became a father three times in various marriages. The actor was married for several years to one of the famous social divas, Ksenia Sobchak. According to rumors, this marriage was also unhappy. A man caught his wife with her lover. This led to a fight between the two men. Divorce proceedings are currently underway.
Difficult relationship with ex-spouse
After the divorce, Emmanuel Vitorgan stopped all communication with his daughter from his first marriage. This was prevented by the artist’s second wife Alla Balter. She was so absorbed in raising their common son that she could not accept anyone else into their home. Emmanuel did not want to contradict his young wife. Therefore, it is not surprising that Tamara Rumyantseva and Ksenia harbored a grudge against him.
After the actor’s second wife passed away, he married for the third time. His new wife, Irina Mlodik, on the contrary, decided to resume communication between Emmanuel and her daughter at all costs. Ksenia and her mother became frequent guests in the Vitorgans’ house.
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It’s just that they hid the fact that they were invited to take part in the program from everyone. As a result, the broadcast was edited in such a way that Vitorgan was not shown at his best. The relationship between father and daughter became strained again.
