Olga Fadeeva: biography, personal life, family, husband, children - photo

Childhood and youth

Olga Fadeeva was born in October 1978. Her parents graduated from a choreographic school, then worked for many years in the State Dance Ensemble. As a child, Olga dreamed of dancing in ballet. The girl and her mother came to all the ballet performances that took place in the city. However, Fadeeva failed to become a ballerina. At the choreographic school, the girl was told that she “had the wrong build and the wrong step.”

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Soon Fadeeva decided to enter the theater lyceum. There she received a diploma of secondary education, after which she continued her studies at the Belarusian Academy of Arts.

While a student at the academy, Olga accepted an offer to star in Alexander Malinin’s video for the song “We Must Live.” This was followed by filming in several other videos, including one for a song by Igor Demarin. According to the artist, thanks to the work of make-up artists, she was able to recreate on the screen a believable image of the American film star Marilyn Monroe.

Born 10/15/1978, Minsk

Failed ballerina

Olga Fadeeva’s parents were ballet dancers, so it is not surprising that the girl was “infected” with this art from an early age. She was determined to become a famous ballerina - no more, no less. Imagine her disappointment when she was not accepted into the choreographic school! Olga admits that it even gave her a fever. After grieving, the girl decided to enter the theater lyceum. Well, we may have lost a ballerina in her, but we gained a wonderful actress...

Belarusian Academy of Arts

In the mid-90s, Olga Fadeeva entered the Belarusian Academy of Arts. As a student, she starred in the video clips of Alexander Malinin “We must live” and Igor Dimarin “Marilyn Monroe”, which were shot by the fashionable Belarusian director Vladimir Yankovsky.

At the same time, her debut on the theater stage took place. Director Boris Lutsenko invited Olga to play the main female role - the role of Ophelia in the Gorky Theater play "Hamlet". Olga Fadeeva admits that for a long time she was perceived exclusively as a blue heroine, a fairy-tale princess. The actress herself believed that she was much closer to brightly characteristic and dramatic images in which she could convey a “storm of passions.”

Olga did not escape the fate of many young students who often fall in love and get married early. There was also a bright love and marriage in her life, which turned out to be very short-lived...

Theater named after Yanka Kupala

In 1999, the chief director of the National Academic Theater. Yanka Kupala Valeria Raevsky invited six graduates of the Academy of Arts to join his troupe. Among them was Olga Fadeeva. She admits: “Immediately I got the impression that we were truly welcome there. They were very well received by the troupe. And, one might say, roles rained down on me.” Olga speaks with great gratitude about the honored artists Zoya Belokhvostik, Nikolai Kirichenko and other wonderful theater actors, thanks to whom she improved her skills.

Cinema is the path to recognition

Olga Fadeeva’s first film work was the episodic role of a teacher in Margarita Kasymova’s film “Zorka Venus,” which was released in 2000. The first experience in television films soon followed. In the comedy television series "Accelerated Help" she played intern Masha. As Olga says, her work was easy, fun and relaxed. A year later, she starred in the episodic role of a conductor in the film “The Law” and in the role of Valentina Kuznetsova in the film “Hotel “Fulfillment of Desires.”

Nevertheless, for Minsk residents Olga Fadeeva remained, first of all, a theater actress. And in Russia practically no one knew about it at all. Everything changed in 2004...

At that time, director Sergei Orlanov and the screenwriters of “Accelerated Assistance” began work on the new television series “Soldiers”. Olga was invited to Moscow for a casting, which took place at the Gorky Film Studio. The actress recalls: “...the casting was huge. I was terribly tense during the auditions. Therefore, I returned to Minsk in full confidence that I had not passed - there are so many artists in Moscow, why should they choose me? And then once - and everything worked out.”

Olga Fadeeva was approved for the main female role - sergeant of the medical service Irina Pyleeva. It was a real lucky ticket. The series was a huge success and brought enormous popularity to the actors who played in it. The main characters were especially loved by the audience: private Medvedev (Alexander Lymarev), Irina Pyleeva and warrant officer Shmatko (Alexei Maklakov).

Ironically, Olga Fadeeva developed her best relationship on the set with Roman Madyanov, who played the role of her main enemy, Major Kolobkov, in the series. She notes Madyanov as an amazing actor and person, and admits that she felt her role largely thanks to his support.

In 2005, the creators of the series “Soldiers” launched a new series “Tourists”, where Fadeeva starred in the role of Olga, a hotel manager. But this project, despite the abundance of excellent artists from the Moscow Art Theater, Mayakovka and Ermolovsky Theater, turned out to be less successful than Soldiers.

Nevertheless, directors have already paid attention to Olga Fadeeva, and offers have appeared. In the series “Adjutants of Love” she played the serf actress Akulina, in the film “Father’s House” she played the main role - Inna, the wife of Anatoly Buslov...

In 2006, the authors of “Soldiers” decided to return the much-loved characters to the series. Alexander Lymarev, Roman Madyanov and Olga Fadeeva again starred in “Soldiers-6”. The involvement of old heroes brought back interest in the series that had begun to fade.

Olga Fadeeva continues to work in the theater. Among her works: the role of Isa - a court intriguer - in the play “Yvonne - Princess of Burgundy”, the role of Karin in “Eric XIV” by Strindberg, the role of Anna Grigorievna in Gogol’s “Dead Souls”.

Igor BIN

Materials used: “Olga Fadeeva: Only in Moscow will people recognize me on the street” (“Komsomolskaya Pravda” in Belarus, 11/10/2005); Igor Kuznetsov, “Olga Fadeeva: suffering is better than boredom” (https://www.newsvm.com 04/08/2005); “Olga Fadeeva: The main thing is that it’s not boring!” (website https://www.serialmag.ru)

Movies

Olga Fadeeva performed her first film role in 2000 in an episode of the film “Zorka Venera”. In 2004, in Moscow, she successfully auditioned for the role of medical worker Irina Pyleeva in the comedy series “Soldiers.” This work made the actress famous. Subsequently, Olga’s character was present in all seasons of the project. Together with the young performer, the main roles were played by Boris Shcherbakov, Roman Madyanov, Alexey Maklakov, Alexander Lymarev, Ivan Mokhovikov.

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Later, the actress played leading roles in the action movie “Invincible” and the serial drama “Gypsies.” This was followed by a role in the film “The Widow's Ship.” The action of the film begins with the outbreak of war, which destroys the family life of Anfisa, the heroine of Olga Fadeeva.

In the military drama “Narkomovsky Convoy”, the actress played Tamara Simovich. Fadeeva recalls that it was the first time she worked on a film set with horses. According to Olga, one horse named Rokot, at the command of the trainer, was supposed to pretend to die, but, falling to the ground, each time he began to chew grass. This behavior of the animal amused the entire film crew, despite the spoiled takes.

Creation

Filmography

In the theatre

• "Don Juan" - Isabel
• "Weird Mrs. Savage" - Fery
• "WITH. IN." — Anya
• “Yvonne Princess of Burgundy” - Isa
• “More than rain” - Masha
• "Eric XIV" - Karin
• “Poplar Blizzard” - Oksana
• “Chichikov” - A pleasant lady in all respects
• “Love in the Baroque Style” - Olyana
• "Idyll"
• “Funeral Prayer” - Beilke
• "Romulus the Great" - Rhea, daughter of the Emperor
• "A Midsummer Night's Dream" - Hermia
• “The village of Stepanchikovo...” - Nastasya Evgrafovna
• "Tristan and Isolde" - Isolde
• "Salamea" - Aishe
• "Bloody Mary" - Young Mary
• "Prince Vitovt" - Jadwiga
• “We and It” - Claudia
• "Maestro" - Ilona
• Hamlet - Ophelia
• «№ 13» — Sister Foster
• "Ballad of Love" - ​​Julia
• "The Lark" (dramatization) - Joan of Arc

On TV

Dramatizations

• Based on the works of A. Pushkin - Natalie Goncharova
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• Based on the works of Vl. Korotkevich - Voroginya
• Based on the work of Vl. Korotkevich “Violin” - Marta

Music videos

• A. Malinin “We must live”
• I. Demarin “Marilyn Monroe”
• V. Kalina “Tear of a Girl”
• A. Torchilin “Moment”

Commercials

• shoe store "BelVest"
• RosBank "Simply money"

Personal life

In her youth, Olga Fadeeva was married. Her first husband was her teacher, who was 8 years older than the girl. The decision to get married was hasty, and as a result the marriage did not last long.

Olga Fadeeva and her husband Alexander Samokhvalov / Telesem

She met her second husband, Alexander Samokhvalov, during the filming of the action movie “Invincible.” According to the script, Olga's heroine must master various weapons and hand-to-hand combat techniques. Alexander, being a director and stunt coordinator, advised the actress. As Olga later recalled, she realized at first sight that this was her man.

Upon returning to Moscow, Olga Fadeeva and Alexander Samokhvalov got married. The celebration was held in the style of the Middle Ages - the bride, groom and all the guests came in appropriate outfits, and there was archery and sword fighting as entertainment. The next year after the wedding, the couple had a boy, Alexey. As far as the press knows, the couple has no other children. The family lives in the Moscow region, with the husband's parents.

Son of Olga Fadeeva - Alexey Fadeev

As mentioned earlier, the actress has a child. Olga Fadeeva’s son, Alexey Fadeev, was born in the spring of 2009. Now the boy is 9 years old.

Lesha has been a very active, inquisitive boy since childhood. He was interested in everything. He always had a lot of questions. Now he is studying at school. His desire for knowledge is well appreciated by his teachers.

It must be said that at such a young age the boy shows a special interest in cinema. Already now Lesha dreams of connecting his life with cinema and being a director, like his father. Of course, in the future his desires may change, but you can be sure that Olga Fadeeva and her husband will do everything possible to ensure that their son chose the right path in life and was happy.

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