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Childhood

Nadezhda Bakhtina was born on August 14, 1979 in the city of Pushkino, Moscow Region, into a large family (the girl has four more brothers).
Her mother is a pediatrician by profession, and her father is a linguist. It so happened that during her studies Nadya changed five schools. However, despite this, she studied well, preferring humanitarian subjects: literature and the Russian language. From a young age, the girl demonstrated creative inclinations: she loved to draw, write poetry, sing and dance. She learned to play the guitar and then often performed in the yard in front of the children. And in the eighth grade, Nadya began to attend a theater studio at the House of Culture in Pushkin near Moscow... Many children had idols in their youth. For example, Nadya adored the famous film “The Camp Goes to Heaven” and was simply crazy about the heroine of the film, Gypsy Rada. The girl sewed a gypsy costume for herself and enjoyed performing in it in front of friends and family. Then she did not yet know that she would become famous as a film actress in the image of a gypsy...

Childhood and education

Markina was born on August 15, 1974. She spent her childhood in the small Ukrainian town of Shepetovka, where her father worked as a topographer. In 1990, Larisa and her family moved to Nizhny Novgorod. There Markina graduated from the Music College named after. Balakireva. In 1994, she went to Yaroslavl and entered the acting department of the local theater institute. After receiving her diploma, Larisa moved first to St. Petersburg, then to Moscow. In the capital, the actress managed to get into the Theater Institute. Shchukin and train there to become a director.

Choice of profession

At different times, Nadezhda Bakhtina dreamed of becoming an artist, a writer, or an actress. In the end, my love for the stage prevailed. Parents and friends tried their best to dissuade the girl from entering a theater university. Relatives wanted her to follow in her father’s footsteps - to become a foreign language translator. However, Nadezhda was adamant.

The first attempt was unsuccessful - Nadya failed. This could be expected, since she entered with virtually no preparation. Over the next year, the girl studied hard, read a lot, and when the next year she applied again to a theater university, she was already confident in her own abilities. And so it turned out. In 1997, she was a student at VTU I.B. V. Shchukin (course of Yu.V. Shlykov). Already in her second year, Nadezhda made her debut on stage - she was introduced to a small role in the Vakhtangov Theater performance “Princess Turandot”.

Biography

Winner of the Golden Mask Award for Best Actress (1998, for the play “Five Evenings”)

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Winner of the prize “For Best Actress at the Indian International Festival (2011, for the film “Elena”)
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Theater

Nadezhda Markina, a native of the regional center of Dmitrievka in the Tambov region, after graduating from school she entered GITIS. A.V. Lunacharsky. She studied first at the course of Joseph Mikhailovich Tumanov, then with the outstanding master Anatoly Vasilyevich Efros.

In 1983, Nadezhda Markina graduated from GITIS. She worked at the Taganka Theater, was involved in the plays: “Water of Life” (Varvara), “And the Dawns Here Are Quiet...” (Liza Brichkina), “Wooden Horses” (Vasilisa Melentyevna), “Alone” (Tanya Pesotskaya).

From 1992 to 1998, Nadezhda Markina was an actress at the Malaya Bronnaya Theater. Over the years, she played such roles as: Regan in Shakespeare's King Lear, Anna Ustinovna Kiselnikova in Ostrovsky's The Deep, Festinha in the play The Miller - the Sorcerer, the Deceiver and the Matchmaker, Sonya in A.P.'s Leshem. Chekhova, Tamara in “Five Evenings” by Volodin. The actress’s brilliant work is the role of Elizaveta Epanchina in the trilogy based on Dostoevsky’s novel “The Idiot” - “Shameless”, “Poor Knight”, “Russian Light”.

Subsequently she played in performances of the Moscow Art Theater. M. Gorky “At the Lower Depths”, Theater named after. Gogol’s “Black Milk”, an enterprise production of director Valery Fokin’s “Old World Love”. For her role in the play “Five Evenings,” the actress was awarded the prestigious Golden Mask award in 1998.

Movie

Nadezhda Markina began acting in films in the mid-80s. However, today hardly anyone will remember those small roles in the films “Bow to the Ground,” “The Distant Voice of the Cuckoo,” “Moscow Speaks.” Just like the films themselves.

A new period of the actress’s film career began with the birth of Russian cinema. Her first work was the role of the Chukhonka Christina in the popular television series “St. Petersburg Mysteries,” which enjoyed great success among viewers in the second half of the 90s. Since the beginning of the new century, Nadezhda Markina has regularly starred in TV series and feature films. Its heroines are middle-aged women of very different backgrounds, most often mothers, aunts, etc. Among the actress’s characters: the Queen Mother in the melodrama “Under the Polar Star”, Lyudmila Kovrigina in the series “Turkish March”, Tatyana Savicheva in the series “Plot”, Shura in the melodrama “Women in a Game Without Rules”, Ninka in the series “Station”, Ksenia Petrovna in the series “Private Detective”, Klavdia Mikhailovna, Sergei’s mother in the series “Palmist”, Antonina in the thriller “Dead, Alive, Dangerous”, Olga Petrovna Yakushkina in the series “Your Honor”, ​​Aunt Nadya in the series “Other People’s Secrets” and etc.

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In 2010, Nadezhda Markina played the main role in Andrei Zvyagintsev’s drama “Elena”. The film told the story of the relationship between elderly spouses belonging to different social circles. They met late in life, and each of them has children from previous marriages... The deep psychological film was highly appreciated by both viewers and experts. At the Moscow premiere of the film, which won prizes at festivals in Cannes and the USA, there was a real “sold out” of celebrities. Both movie theater regulars and stars who rarely appear in public came to watch the long-awaited movie. In 2011, the film was presented at the Indian International Festival, and Nadezhda Markina received great success there - a prize for best actress.

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Theater

During her student years, Nadezhda and three other fellow students organized their own theater company, which they named symbolically: “Shchukin’s Children.” By the end of the institute they had already had several performances. At the Central House of Artists, young actors were given a small stage where they rehearsed and played, and toured the Moscow region.

After graduating from college in 2001, the Shchukin Children created their own theater, Tragi-Farce. The productions of this youth group were distinguished by youthful freshness and youthful enthusiasm. Nadezhda invariably played leading roles in them. Among her theatrical images were: Bulgakov’s Margarita, Marina Mnishek in “Boris Godunov”, Clementine in the production of “Forgetting Herostratus”, Phinea in the play “The Fool”.

Unfortunately, over time this team disintegrated. By that time, Nadezhda Bakhtina was overwhelmed by work in cinema, and on stage at that time she only had a role in the theater of the Moscow region Lobnya “Chamber Stage”...

Theater tribulations

The main part of Nadezhda Kapitonovna’s life was spent at the Moscow Drama Theater. Thanks to hard work, she became a leading actress, eventually achieving a personal repertoire. No one has ever managed this before. In her native theater, Fedosova participated in the production of “Optimistic Tragedy,” attracting sold-out audiences. The audience watched the performance with rapture every time, enjoying the girl’s unique performance. Best known for his productions:

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  Kashira antiquity.

• Star of Seville.
• Evenings on a Farm Near Dikanka.
• Optimistic comedy.

Lucita

Nadezhda Bakhtina began acting in films after graduating from the Shchukin School. Her debut work was the role of Eli in the children's adventure series The Searchers. This was followed by roles in popular TV series: “Count Krestovsky” (Asya) and “Balzac’s age, or All men are their own...” (Natasha).

Whether Nadezhda believed that she would wake up famous after the release of the series “Carmelita” is unlikely. As she herself admits, her mother persuaded her to go to the audition. Then about two hundred actresses applied for the role of Lucita. Of all the contenders, director Rauf Kubaev singled out Nadezhda Bakhtina.

The image of a proud and determined gypsy was close to the actress - it was not for nothing that she dressed in gypsy dresses as a child. Although, of course, in life Nadezhda is completely different from her heroine. “I would never have done the things that Lucita did because of her crazy love for Miro!” - she admits. In general, according to Nadezhda, it was easy to play: “In general, I like bright, contradictory characters, roles that challenge oneself. I haven’t played such a character before, and I’m very glad that I got such an interesting character!”

The attitude of the audience towards her speaks volumes about how real and life-like the image of Lucita turned out to be. People sympathized with her heroine, fell in love with her and hated her. Many identified the actress with her heroine and, when they met on the street, they told Nadezhda everything they thought about Lucite. Here is just one and many stories told by Nadezhda Bakhtina: “Once on the street my grandmother came up to me and said: How could you fall in love with Rych? I don't like him! It’s better than Miro, you’ll get him! To which I answered her: It happened, grandma, now I’m in love with Roar! After all, you can’t order your heart! He's actually a very nice guy!"

Alliluyeva, Goncharova and others

Successful TV series often make actors hostage to one image. Fortunately, this did not happen to Nadezhda Bakhtina. And her next works on the screen confirmed this.

One of the most striking television events of 2006 was the release of the series “Stalin.Live,” which offered its own solution to the mysterious death of Stalin. The picture recreated in detail the picture of the last days of the leader’s life - from the fatal stroke to the mourning February 28, 1953. Nadezhda Bakhtina played Stalin's wife Nadezhda Alliluyeva in the series. It is noteworthy that at first Olga Budina was supposed to play this role. However, director Grigory Lyubomirov considered this actress too famous, and he wanted the image of Stalin’s wife not to evoke any other associations. It was then that the candidacy of Nadezhda Bakhtina arose.

Nadezhda herself did not immediately decide on this role - she was embarrassed by the fact that Alliluyeva was a suicide, and by the fact that in general the entire series was permeated with mysticism. Let's weigh everything, she finally decided to do this job and created a memorable, tragic image that certainly adorned the series.

In the same 2006, Nadezhda Bakhtina played several more large and completely diverse roles. In the historical and biographical film by Natalia Bondarchuk “Pushkin. The Last Duel,” the actress reincarnated as Alexandrina Goncharova, Natalia Pushkina’s sister, and in Alexander Kopeikin’s melodrama “The Fourth Group,” her heroine was the modern eccentric girl Irina, the daughter of one of the “fathers” of the city, whose attitude to everything around her changes after a car accident.

Finally, in the same year, Oleg Maslennikov’s films “The Devil from Orly” and “Angel from Orly” were released, telling about the fate of Russian emigrants who found themselves far from their homeland as a result of the October Revolution and the defeat of the White Army. Here Nadezhda Bakhtina played Margarita Ovsyannikov-Dubois, the wife of a white officer. Filming in these films became significant in the actress’s personal life. Here she met her future husband...

Nadezhda Markina now

In 2020, the actress starred in the new melodramatic project “Petersburg. Only for love". The main role in the film was played by Renata Litvinova, who also acted as the director and screenwriter of the film. Nadezhda Markina played Tanya’s mother in the episode “Girls. Story 2."

The actress also played the mother of the main character Alexander, Antonina Petrovna Chizhova, in the crime drama “Bouncer.” Alexander Chizhov (Gela Meskhi) gave up sports for the gang, where he received money and influence. As a result of the shootout, three people die; Chizhov takes upon himself the crime of the gang leader and gets imprisoned for 15 years. The main action of the series begins when the main character is released from prison.

In the same year, the actress played a minor role as the director of an orphanage in the four-part melodrama “Loneliness” and the role of Nyura’s mother in the detective story “The Jackal.”

Another role of the actress this year was Maria Yaroslavna, Grand Duchess of Moscow, mother of John III in the drama “Sofia”, which tells about the reign of Queen Sophia Palaeologus (Maria Andreeva) in the second half of the 15th century, when Rus' had already lived under the Tatars for two centuries. Mongol yoke. The Byzantine princess was supposed to strengthen the influence of Constantinople on Rus', but after getting married, she declared her devotion to her new homeland. The queen began to develop the culture of Rus', invited famous masters of painting and architecture, collected the future library of Ivan the Terrible and became her husband’s adviser on political and diplomatic issues.

In 2020, Nadezhda Markina played supporting roles in the melodrama “Cycle” and the drama “Not Together.”

The second half of 2020 will bring the actress two main roles. Nadezhda Markina will play the role of Valentina in the social drama “Nobody’s”. The actress’s heroine is a lonely woman who takes her own nephew Kolya (Oleg Chugunov) from the orphanage, who was left alone after the death of his mother.

The actress will also play one of the main roles in the 12-episode Russian-Ukrainian social drama “Line of Light” (“Line of Light” in Ukrainian box office). The series takes place in a community created by a religious sect. Residents of the community work hard, constantly pray and absolutely obey the will of the head of the community, who is called the Most Serene. The heroine of the film, 18-year-old girl Varya (Rina Grishina), has lived in this community since childhood. Varya is chosen to become the fourth wife of the Most Serene One, after which the girl faces violence and persecution and escapes to the unknown outside world in the hope of finding justice for the head of the sect.

Love

Filming for “The Devil from Orly” began in 2005. One of the main roles, the White Guard officer Dmitry Ovsyannikov, was played by actor Alexander Nikitin. And his beloved Margarita Dubois is Nadezhda Bakhtina. She recalls: “The first time we met Sasha in the dressing room, we looked at each other, and it was as if a spark jumped between us. - Love at first sight? - Maybe. But at first we hid our feelings from each other, encrypted ourselves, so to speak. There were only partnerships between us.”

In the film, the romance of their characters ends with a wedding, and the picture turned out to be prophetic. The actors could not hide their feelings for each other for long: on August 27, 2005, on Russian Cinema Day, they declared their love, and two years later, on September 7, 2007, Nadezhda and Alexander got married. As a result, the couple’s archive now contains photos from both the movie and real weddings...

Gypsy again

When in 2008 Nadezhda Bakhtina was invited to the melodramatic series by Alexey Pimanov “Gypsies” to play the main role of Olga, she wanted to refuse. Creating the image of a fatal gypsy on the screen for the second time - it seemed uninteresting to the actress. In addition, she was afraid that she might become fixated on this role, after which she would no longer be invited to other roles. However, after reading the script, Nadezhda Bakhtina changed her decision. The actress was captivated by the fact that the film was based on real events, and she had to play a large part of the life of her heroine, during which she goes through a difficult path from a young, inexperienced girl to a woman who knows the life well.

Nadezhda Bakhtina was not mistaken; the result was a serious film with a documentary leitmotif, which had nothing in common with the exotic popular movie masquerades. Gypsies have never been shown like this in our cinema before. The creators of the film based the plot on the real story of two gypsy sisters who managed to escape Stalin’s camps and become actresses at the Romen Theater...

By the way, Nadezhda Bakhtina herself says that she is friends with many gypsies from the Romen Theater. She really likes this nation, their attitude towards their traditions and culture.

Later, in 2010, Nadezhda took part in the exclusive charity concert program “We are with you,” in which actors from the television series “Carmelita” and artists from the Moscow theater “Romen” also took part. This program was a great success in different cities of our country.

Personal life of the actress

Nadezhda Fedosova never advertised her personal life, as she was a very modest person. The actress’s family became known after the series of documentaries “Episode Kings” was filmed in 2020, in which her grandson Andrei Azovsky, professor, doctor of biological sciences, talks about his beloved grandmother.

Nadezhda got married for the first time at the age of 19. Her husband, Alexey Kuvshinov, a career military man, went missing in October 1941. Veronica was born from him; Nadezhda Fedosova had no more children. The second husband was David of Anapol, they lived together happily and happily for 38 years. In 1979, the actress was widowed.

Her only daughter Veronica Azovskaya (by her husband) connected her life with science, since her mother categorically forbade her to follow in her footsteps. The last years of her life, the actress put her whole soul into raising her little great-granddaughter. The actress was dying at home. Until the very last minute of her life, Andrei was next to her. The grandson carefully preserves all the relics associated with the name of the famous grandmother.

Variety of images

Thanks to her talent, Nadezhda Bakhtina manages to avoid repetition in her work. Yes, she is beautiful as a gypsy. In 2009, the actress again played the role of Lucita in the continuation of the series “Carmelita”. However, she transformed just as convincingly into representatives of other nationalities, playing roles of different character and temperament. In 2008, Nadezhda starred in Anton Barshchevsky’s drama series “Heavy Sand,” playing the role of the Jewish girl Frida, and in 2011, her heroine was trainee Olesya Zavyalova in the detective melodrama “Reflection.” Viewers noted her roles in the lyrical comedy “Smile of Fate” (Irina), the TV series “The Gift” (Ekaterina Pavlovskaya), and the detective story “Lonely in the Lok” (Yana).

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2. Daria Ekamasova and Nadezhda Markina received “Nika” as the best actresses (Russian). Radio “Media Nanny”
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4. Nadezhda Markina was named the best actress at the IMC for her role in the film “Elena” (Russian). "Vesti.ru"
   (December 3, 2011).
5. APSA: Nominees & Winners (English). Retrieved December 30, 2012. Archived January 12, 2013.
6. Innocent External.
   Markina and Kosakovsky (Russian) are competing for the “European Oscar”.
   “Evening Petersburg”
   (November 7, 2011). Archived from the original on May 25, 2013.
7. Nominees and winners (1998-2011) (unspecified)
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