Biography. early years
The future star of the film “Slave” was born into the family of a university chemistry teacher and an architect.
Her childhood years, according to the actress, were carefree, but her parents forbade her to sit in front of the TV for a long time.
As a child, Olya read a lot and was fond of drawing. Mom hoped that her daughter would become a famous artist, and dad hoped that she would follow in his footsteps and turn out to be an architect. Having received a certificate of secondary education, the girl entered the university in St. Petersburg and spent a whole year understanding the features of graphic design, until she was completely bored with it.
Secretly taking the documents, she went to Moscow, where she entered GITIS. Her parents accepted her choice. As a student, Dibtseva played in productions of the Institute’s Educational Theater, such as “A Hero of Our Time,” “A Scandalous Incident,” and “Much Ado About Nothing.”
Childhood
On June 25, 1986, Olga Nikolaevna Dibtseva was born in the city of Leningrad. In the girl’s childhood, everything was entirely intellectual: the city, parents, education, hobbies. His father, an architect, and his mother, a university teacher, raised their only child in strictness. One of the main prohibitions in the Dibtsevs’ house was television.
Olga Dibtseva in childhood
But Olya herself also shares another side of her childhood memories: due to the total employment of her parents at work, the girl was mostly raised by her grandmother, whom the little girl lovingly called only “grandmother.” Unlike the apartment of strict mom and dad, in grandma’s house the TV worked non-stop. Brazilian soap operas, so popular in those days, were especially loved by Olya. The girl could not even dream that in the future she herself would become the heroine of many similar series.
Studying at school in the northern capital of Russia was easy for Dibtseva; she always found time for her main hobbies - reading books and drawing. The latter became significant in the choice of Olga’s future intended profession after graduation. At the insistence of her parents, Olga Dibtseva entered the graphic design department at the main university in the city on the Neva - St. Petersburg State University. But the supposed artist never left the walls of the educational building on Vasilyevsky Island.
Olga Dibtseva with her parents
After suffering for a year, clearly out of place, the desperate girl took her documents and secretly went to enroll in Moscow, at the Russian Institute of Theater Arts, one of the largest theater universities in Europe and the world, which opened its doors to the future artist the first time: Olga entered GITIS is easy and relaxed - apparently, the innate creative streak was reflected.
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Dibtseva went through the school of Russian TV series, starring in episodic roles in “Wedding Ring”, “Univer”, “Barvikha”, “Mistress of the Taiga”, “Lavrova Method”, “The Case of Investigator Nikitin” and so on.
She also acted in regular films. In 2010, she was called by Bogdan Drobyazko, who was filming the fantasy comedy “Superman, or the Hoe of Fate.” In this film, which was not highly rated by Kinopoisk users, Ivan Okhlobystin played along with Dibtseva.
A year later, Alexei Sidorov invited the young actress to take part in the filming of the third part of “Shadowboxing,” where Andrei Panin and the current head of Kalmykia, Batu Khasikov, were her filming partners.
In 2012, she starred with Alexey Feoktistov in the crime action film “The Watchmaker”, and in 2014 in the crime comedy “B&W” by Evgeny Shelyakin. Her partners in the filming of the latest film were Sergei Makovetsky and Alexey Chadov.
Creation
- 2006 - Hello, Kinder! - Dina
- 2008 - Wedding ring - Katya Prokhorova, Olya’s younger sister
- 2009 - Mistress of the Taiga - Daughter of a General
- 2010 - How I Met Your Mother - Zhanna
- 2010 - Marusya - Ksyusha
- 2010 - When the lilac blooms - Nastya
- 2010 - White dress - Christina
- 2010 - Supermanager, or the Hoe of Fate - Stella
- 2010 - Promotion - Svetlana Radchenko
- 2011 - On the sunny side of the street - Tamara
- 2011 - Steep Banks - Natasha
- 2011 - Game - child psychologist
- 2011 - Lavrova Method - Marina Nikishina
- 2011 - Gold. Barvikha 2 - secretary Natalya
- 2011 - Shadowboxing 3D: Last round - Lera
[12] - 2011 - Lyuba. Love - Masha Kazarina
- 2011 - District - Alina
- 2011 - Ivan and Tolyan - Varvara Bobrova
- 2011 - Don't cry for me, Argentina! — Albina, press secretary
- 2011 - The Krapivin Case - Rita
- 2012 - Deffchonki - Kisa
- 2012 - Bodyguard 4 - Albina Poyarkova
- 2012 - Lavrova Method 2 - Marina Mikhailovna Nikishina
- 2012 - Watchmaker - Sonya
- 2013 - Princess from Khrushchev - Nastya
- 2013 - Human factor - Larisa, Andrey’s wife
- 2013 - Priceless love - Head of Human Resources
- 2014 - Balabol - Christina
- 2014 - Favorite women of Casanova - Olesya
- 2014 - Minus one - Inna
[13] - 2014 - B/W - correspondent
- 2015 - Concerned or Evil Love - Alena Andreevna Kremleva, Sasha’s friend
- 2015 - Pennsylvania - Masha Guseva
- 2016 - FUNtastic - saleswoman
- 2016 - MiShura - Polina
- 2017 - Major Thunder - cashier in love
- 2017 - Lucky case - Vasilich’s Molodukha
- 2017 - Relatives - Ksenia
- 2018 - Teachers - Alina
[14] - 2019 - Soap drama - Arina
[15] - 2019 - Comedian - Galina
- 2019 - Mistresses - Ninotchka
- 2019 — How to get married. Instructions – Rita
- 2019 - Serf - Aglaya
[16] - 2019 - Nemesis - Nemesis
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In 2017, Dibtseva appeared in Roman Samgin’s comedy “Lucky Chance” about a modest salesman from Yekaterinburg who won the lottery. After that, she starred with Olga Muzaleva in the film “My Mother is a Robot”, with Mikhail Idov in “The Comedian” and with Aleko Tsabadze in “Roller Coaster”.
In 2019, the actress was involved in the series “Nemesis”, “Soap Drama”, “Mistresses” and “How to Get Married. Instructions". However, her role as Aglaya in Klim Shipenko’s film “Slave” brought her fame.
Since 2015, Dibtseva has been actively involved in directing. She graduated from the Moscow Film School and has already directed several short films. Her debut in this capacity, the film “Good Day,” was positively received by critics.
Notes
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- Olga Dibtseva will read the text of the total dictation in Library No. 165. Nagatinsky Zaton
- The star of “Slave” will become the director of a feature film (Russian). Retrieved February 19, 2020.
- The film festival “Spirit of Fire” in Ugra gathered over 32 thousand spectators (Russian). Retrieved February 18, 2020.
- Association of Film and Television Producers. Official site
- The annual almanac of short films Global Russians (Russian) was presented in Cannes. Retrieved February 18, 2020.
- Olga Dibtseva: “Choose good men as your mate” (Russian). Retrieved February 18, 2020.
- Actress Olga Dibtseva became a mother for the first time (Russian). Retrieved February 15, 2020.
- Actors of "Policeman from Rublyovka", "Game of Thrones" and "House Arrest" before they became superstars (Russian). Retrieved February 16, 2020.
- Take me from St. Petersburg to Moscow, plane (Russian). Retrieved February 16, 2020.
- The premiere of Ilya Kulikov’s new series “Teachers” took place in Russia: review (Russian). Retrieved February 16, 2020.
- “Epidemic” stopped temporarily: 5 best Russian TV series of 2019 (Russian). Retrieved February 16, 2020.
- Film "Slave" (Russian). Retrieved February 16, 2020.
Personal life of Olga Dibtseva
Little is known about the actress’s personal life. Dibtseva is married, but does not disclose her husband’s name. The media claim that he has nothing to do with the world of cinema, but is engaged in business.
The couple have been living together for several years; they refused a magnificent celebration, limiting themselves to a modest wedding in one of the Moscow registry offices.
The actress maintains her page on the social network Instagram, which has about 60 thousand subscribers. there she posts her photos from work and leisure.
In her free time, Olga loves to travel, especially going to the mountains to ski or snowboard.
Hot pictures of Olga Dibtseva
Olga Dibtseva is not shy about posing nude. In many films with her participation there are spicy scenes in which the actress is involved.
Dibtseva herself later recalled that when she came to audition for the series “Concerned, or Evil Love,” she learned that she had to depict sex with an instructor in the pool. At first, according to Olga, she thought: “God, what kind of vulgarity!”
The media often write about Olga Dibtseva’s hot photo shoot for Maxim magazine, but, according to other publications, the actress has never posed naked for men’s magazines. Hot photos of Olga Dibtseva in a swimsuit or beautiful lingerie, which pass off as glossy erotica, are taken from her portfolio.
Career
Olga Dibtseva learned the basics of acting under the strict guidance of her teacher, People's Artist of the RSFSR Alexei Vladimirovich Borodin. During her studies, the girl established herself as an extremely persistent person with a strong-willed character and a desire to achieve everything she planned. Numerous roles in theatrical productions of GITIS fell on Dibtseva one after another. So, at graduation shows, Olya was taken into service in three serious projects at once.
Olga Dibtseva in the film “Hello, Kinder!”
While still in her fourth year, Olga Dibtseva was invited to participate in two television filmings, one of which was the touching drama “Hello, Kinder!” This work gave the then student of the theater institute the opportunity to get to know such famous Russian actresses as Elena Yakovleva and Tatyana Vasilyeva.
Olga Dibtseva in the series “Lavrova’s Method”
After graduating from GITIS, television directors began to literally inundate the girl with job offers. The circle of her fans became wide due to the fact that Olga’s roles were not one-dimensional. For example, Evgeny Lavrentyev’s series “Barvikha” about the luxury life of rich teenagers brought her popularity among very young fans of serial life. But the detective story “The Lavrova Method” with the role of a young cadet Marina Nikishina gathered around her an older and more respectable audience. Interview with Olga Dibtseva One of the most non-trivial and iconic works for Olga Dibtseva was the image of Lera in the feature film “Shadowboxing 3: The Last Round” directed by Alexei Sidorov. The inimitable and now deceased Andrei Panin and Denis Nikiforov, known to viewers for their roles in the Shadowboxing trilogy and the Molodezhka series, became for Dibtsova not only colleagues on the set, but also good friends.
Still from the sitcom “Univer. New dorm"
In the abundance of popular youth television projects from the TNT channel, in addition to the aforementioned “Barvikha”, there was also a place for actress Olga Dibtseva in such series as “Univer”, “Concerned, or Love of Evil” and “Deffchonki”.
Olga Dibtseva graduated from the directing course at the Moscow School of Cinematography
In 2020, according to Olga herself, she “felt a certain ‘ceiling’ in the profession of an actress” and entered the Moscow Film School: first for a short course in Filmmaking (“filmmaking”), and subsequently for a two-year “Directing” program. After graduation, with her short film “Good Day” in the feature film genre, now director Dibtseva traveled to festivals in many cities and countries, winning ovations and audience awards.
