Childhood and family of Natalia Egorova
Natalya Egorova was born in the city of Stavropol. Her father was a military man, so the family constantly moved from city to city. For a long time, the family of a serviceman lived in the cities of Central Asia. After Natalya was suspected of tuberculosis, her parents decided to move to the North, where in a cold climate it would be easier to get rid of the disease. And indeed, the disease soon subsided.
During her school years, the girl lived an active life, she was fond of sports, sang, took part in concerts and theatrical productions, for which she was called an artist. After receiving her diploma, she was preparing to enter college, but unexpectedly, even for herself, she decided to apply to the theater school in Irkutsk. She was accepted the first time, but she only studied there for a year. After the first year, Egorova went to Moscow, where she attempted to enroll in almost all theater educational institutions in the capital. Unfortunately, she was not accepted into any of them. TV crews drew attention to Natalya, standing in the crowd of applicants in the park near GITIS. They invited her to star in the film “City of First Love.” So Natasha remained in the capital and for a year studied in a studio formed at the Central Children's Theater. As a result, she was accepted into the Moscow Art Theater School.
Egorova Natalya Sergeevna
Born on August 22, 1950 in Usolye-Sibirskoye, Irkutsk region.
In 1968-1969 she studied at the Irkutsk Theater School. In 1975 she graduated from the Moscow Art Theater School. In 1975-1984 - actress of the New Drama Theater. Since 1984 - actress of the Moscow Art Theater (since 1989 - Moscow Art Theater named after A.P. Chekhov). People's Artist of the Russian Federation (2002).
“At school she was fond of sports, sang, took part in a dance club, and performed in concerts. Teachers and classmates called her “our artist.” But when Natasha Egorova heard these same words at the graduation party when presenting her matriculation certificate, she was offended: she had not seriously thought about the acting profession. And yet, already preparing for college exams, I suddenly thought: “Why not?” And - she entered the Irkutsk Theater School. This happened largely unexpectedly for Natasha herself. But even more sudden was the decision she made a year later - to go to study in Moscow. The summer “marathon” to all the capital’s theater universities was unsuccessful for her. However, in the crowd of applicants in the park near GITIS, Egorova was noticed by Mosfilm members... and invited to star in the film “City of First Love.” This is how her film debut took place. Natasha studied at the studio at the Central Children's Theater for a year, then was accepted into the Moscow Art Theater School. The biography of the course in which Egorova studied turned out to be happy: on its basis, the New Drama Theater was created. The artist’s stage track record includes the play “My Fair Lady,” where she mischievously and wittily plays Eliza Doolittle, “Last Summer in Chulimsk,” “Years of Wandering,” and participation in the Moscow Art Theater production of “Live and Remember.” In the cinema, in a relatively short period of time, Egorova played in twelve films. Her first big role was Lida in “Re-Wedding” - a young girl selflessly in love. Almost simultaneously, the actress starred in the films “Channel” and “Eldest Son”. “At first I liked everything about cinema,” says Natalya Egorova. “Then disappointments came, but I enjoyed filming the television film “The Eldest Son.” It turned out that here I should be completely different than before. In the theater, open emotions were common, but here you had to constantly restrain yourself. Director Vitaly Melnikov told me everything back then: “An ensemble is a small orchestra, where everyone has their own part, and you want to play what is appropriate for the role of Evgeny Pavlovich Leonov...”
"The Moviegoer's Companion", February 1982. theatrical works Hostages of Love (N. Demchik) (directed by G. Shaposhnikov / PC “Russart”) role: Katerina
movie roles 2013 Thieves 2011 Noble Nest (film-play) :: Marya Dmitrievna Kalitina 2011 Two Knights or the Hunt for a Princess :: Anna Ioannovna 2011 Truckers-3 :: Nina Ivanovna 2009 Marry Casanova (Ukraine) :: Ksenia 2008 The fog clears: : episode 2007 Trust Service :: Iraida Petrovna 2007 Full Breath (Russia, Ukraine) :: Valentina 2007 Scarves :: Anna Georgievna 2007 You can’t catch us :: Nina Marysheva 2007 For every wise man there is enough simplicity (film-play) :: Mother Glumova 2007 Young Wolfhound :: Boyarka 2005 Matchmaking (short film) 2005 Children of Vanyukhin :: Polina :: main role 2004 Dasha Vasilyeva. Lover of private investigation -2 :: Anfisa 2004 Truckers-2 :: Nina Ivanovna 2003 Striped Summer :: Aunt Anya 2003 Pan or gone :: Marianna Yakhimik 2003 Island Without Love 2002 Critical Condition (Ukraine) 2001 Detectives-1 :: Alla Mikhailovna 2001 With new happiness! — 2 :: Nadya 2000-2001 Truckers :: Nina 2000 Russian revolt :: Vasilisa Egorovna 2000 Testament of the Empress :: Catherine the First 2000 Testament of the Emperor :: Catherine the First 1999 Barak :: Lipa 1998 Chekhov and Co. 1997 Tsarevich Alexei :: Catherine 1997 Three sisters (film-play) :: Natalya Ivanovna 1995 Island of Love | Island of Love (Ukraine) :: Antonina Tsyupa 1995 Wolf's Blood :: Lukerya 1994 I am free, I am nobody's :: Rimma Aleksandrovna :: main role 1994 Thief :: Tyoma's mother 1993 Reluctant Superman, or Erotic Mutant :: Olga 1993 Flood 1993 Alaska Kid | Alaska Kid | Złoto Alaski (Germany, Russia, Poland) :: Maggie 1992 Luna Park | Luna Park (Russia, France) :: Alena 1992 White clothes (Belarus, Russia) :: Olga Sergeevna Pososhkova 1991 Amulet 1991 A woman for everyone :: Maria :: main role 1991 Sin | Grih :: Maria Andreevna Lyashkovskaya 1990 Onion field 1989 I want to make a confession | I want to earn money :: Klara Stepanovna Vlasyuk 1989 Who should live in Rus'... :: Vera 1988 Objective circumstances :: Alla Borisovna Rudneva 1988 Who is the singer married to? :: Ksenia Mironova :: main role 1988 White Crows :: Tamara Nikolaevna Pronina 1987 My combat crew :: Zina (“Basket”) 1987 Days and years of Nikolai Batygin :: Smorodkina 1987 Without the sun :: Vasilisa Karpovna 1986-1988 Life of Klim Samgin :: Margarita 1986 Don't forget to turn off the TV :: Anna Ivanovna 1986 Iron Field :: Secretary of the CPSU 1986 Playground :: social activist 1986 Oncoming Lane (film-play) :: Ekaterina Ivanovna Teryokhina 1986 Arithmetic of Love :: Tatyana Usoltseva :: main role 1986 55 degrees below zero :: investigator 1985 Matveeva joy :: Maria 1985 City overhead :: Claudia 1985 Here is my village... :: Marina 1984 Radunitsa :: Vera Rusak 1984 Girl from the city :: Daria Shalikhina 1983 Statute of limitations :: Raya Bazovkina 1982 The investigation is being conducted by Experts :: Taisiya Nikolaevna Snezhkova 1982 I was born in Siberia... :: Lidia Kuzminichna 1982 Order: cross the border :: Ekaterina Ivanovna 1982 Highway :: Sveta 1982 In love of my own free will :: blasphemous vacationer 1981 Storm warning :: Vera Vasilyevna: : main role 1981 The Third Dimension :: Maria Viktorovna 1981 Parent's Day (short film) :: Tamara 1981 Order: do not open fire :: Ekaterina Belyaeva 1981 Night of the Chairman :: Lida 1980 High Flood :: Elena :: main role 1980 Flight with an astronaut :: Marina :: main role 1980 Expectation :: Masha Pavlova :: main role 1979 Poem about wings :: actress 1979 Country life (film-play) :: Olga Dmitrievna 1979 Second Spring :: Evdokia Trofimovna Perevalova :: main role 1978 Risk strategy :: Anya Beketova 1978 Urgent call :: Natalya Nikolaevna 1976 Two captains :: Sasha Grigorieva 1975 Eldest son :: Nina Sarafanova 1975 Re-wedding :: Lida Ermolova 1975 Channel :: Anya 1970 City of first love (film almanac) :: Vika
dubbing 2007 War and Peace (Russia, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Poland) :: Maria Dmitrievna 2006 Tulse Luper's suitcases. Russian version | The Tulse Luper Suitcases. Russian Version (Hungary, Germany,
The first roles of Natalia Egorova
Egorova’s course turned out to be a happy one - on its basis, the New Drama Theater was formed, in which Natalya played many leading roles. In “My Fair Lady,” she talentedly created the mischievous image of the main character, Eliza Dolittle. The aspiring actress also took part in the following productions: “Live and Remember”, “Years of Wandering”, “Last Summer in Chulimsk”.
Actress Natalya Egorova in her youth and now
Despite the fact that Moscow Art Theater students were forbidden to act in films before receiving their diploma, Egorova actively acted as a student. She first appeared in films in 1970. It was the drama “City of First Love”. A year later, viewers saw Natalya in the film for children “Oh, this Nastya!” The most memorable for many was the film with the participation of Egorova “Elder Son”.
Natalia's partners were such eminent and honored actors as Evgeny Leonov, Mikhail Boyarsky, Nikolai Karachentsov and Andrei Mironov.
Natalia Egorova's work in the theater
Immediately after receiving her diploma, the young actress worked at the New Drama Theater. She performed on its stage until 1984. In 1989, Egorova moved to the Chekhov Moscow Art Theater, where she works to this day.
The actress took part in such famous theater productions as “Silver Wedding”, “And the Light Shines in the Darkness...”, “Superfly”, “The Most Important Thing”. In “The Seagull” she played Polina Andreevna, in “The Noble Nest” - Marya Dmitrievna Kalitina, in the play “Last Summer in Chulimsk” - Good.
Biography[ | ]
Natalya Egorova was born on August 22, 1950 in Stavropol.
Then the family moved to the city of Usolye-Sibirskoye, where she graduated from school.
In 1968-1969 she studied at the Irkutsk Theater School, without graduating, she decided to go to Moscow.
In 1975 she graduated from the Moscow Art Theater School (course of Viktor Monyukov). After graduating from the studio school, she became an actress at the New Drama Theater, where she worked until 1984.
Since 1989, Natalya Egorova has been an actress at the Moscow Art Theater. A.P. Chekhov.
Since 2010, Natalya Egorova has been a director and teacher in the Workshop of N. L. Skorik.
Filmography of Natalia Egorova
The actress became popular in cinema in the mid-eighties. Every year she starred in several films at once. In the drama “Waiting,” Egorova played the young teacher Masha Pavlova, in the film “The Night of the Chairman” the audience saw her as the rural librarian Lida, in “Storm Warning” Vera Vasilievna became her heroine.
Natalia Egorova's filmography includes dozens of star films
In the nineties, the actress, like many actors at that time, received fewer offers to act in films, and as a result, there was a decline in popularity.
A new wave of popularity for the actress began in the late nineties. In 1999, she starred in the retro drama “Barack.” This Russian-German film showed the lives of different people living by the will of fate in one barracks. The role played in this drama brought the actress a state prize.
Actress Natalya Egorova in the series “Secrets of Palace Coups”
“Secrets of Palace Coups” is the name of the series, thanks to which the actress’s popularity has increased significantly. She played Catherine I there. Egorova talentedly showed her heroine - an extremely sexy woman with a practical, sharp mind.
Personal life of Natalia Egorova
The actress got married while still a student. Her husband was Nikolai Popkov, who studied with her at the Moscow Art Theater School. Nikolai was the first handsome man at the institute, but he chose the modest Natalya. They got married and lived together for sixteen years, after which they divorced. The reason was that everyone was focused on their work. Nikolai Popkov, better known by his last name Glinsky, is a famous screenwriter and director.
The actress had a son, Alexander, who acted in films with her several times, but never became interested in the acting profession. He died while in India.
Personal life
In her youth, Natalya Egorova was an extremely charming girl, and therefore enjoyed the attention of the stronger sex. The artist’s chosen one was Nikolai Popkov, whom the actress met while studying at the Moscow Art Theater School. According to Natalya herself, in his youth Kolya was a prominent guy, and many girls followed him. But for some reason Popkov chose her. In joint photos, the couple looks happy.
Natalya Egorova with her son Alexander
Sixteen years later, the family broke up, as both Natasha herself and her husband focused on their own careers. Later, Egorova’s ex-husband married actress Lyudmila Ulanova and took his wife’s maiden name - Glinsky. The man became a famous director and screenwriter.
Natalya and Nikolai had a son, Alexander, in 1977. He participated in a couple of film projects with his mother. Thus, the young man appeared in the films “White Crows” and “White Clothes”. But the cinema did not make an impression on Sasha at all, and the young man decided not to follow in the footsteps of his parents. Alexander entered the Institute of Transport to become a sociologist and psychologist. But Egorova’s son also realized himself creatively: the guy wrote club music.
Natalya Egorova with her husband Nikolai
In January 2011, a tragedy happened in the actress’s life: Alexander died in India. The loss of her son was a strong blow for Natalya Egorova. The official cause of death of the young man was an alcohol overdose. But Alexander’s parents are sure that their only son was killed.
The ex-husband shared that Sasha had quarreled with his lover, who subsequently left for Southeast Asia. Alexander also decided to rest and went to Goa, where his documents disappeared. Indian authorities allowed the body of Egorova’s son to be transported to his homeland. According to the victim's father, signs of beatings were found on Alexander's body.
Actress Natalya Egorova lost her son
Alexander's father tried to get an investigation and wrote a statement to the Russian Foreign Ministry addressed to the Minister of Foreign Affairs. But the official version of his son’s death has not changed.
Apart from Alexander, who passed away, the famous artist has no children.
In 2010, Natalya Egorova began teaching in the workshop of N. L. Skorik.
