Biography
Olga Belyaeva - the Russian actress, whose fame brought cooperation with the director Dmitry Astrakhan. The main role in the film "The Fourth Planet" was the most important in the career of the artist. Olga Sergeyevna Belyaeva had a difficult fate and an interesting biography.Childhood and youth
Olga Belyaeva was born on June 22, 1964 in a small worker village in the Urals. Girl's parents were simple Soviet people who every penny was given great difficulty. They understood that her daughter dreams of acting career, but did not see in it prospects and the possibility of earning. The little Olya, in the meantime, showed close home spectacles and participated in the school scene with great azart.
Having received a certificate of maturity, the girl decided to try his hand in the capital and went to Moscow. The fact that, according to the results of qualifying tests, it was enrolled on the acting faculty of guitis, the larger surprise for the applicant.
The charm and the dramatic potential of the future artist rated specialists in the field of directors who were in the reception office. Olga dreamed of sharing happiness with her parents and with a pleasant news returned home. But the mother and father did not believe her daughter or simply made the view. It was not allowed to study in Moscow, and it was a real tragedy for Belyaeva.
A year later, Olga escaped from home and went to Kamensk-Ural to fulfill his dream. There, a bold girl took a job in a local theater. Having received the first experience, a beginner actress was filed to Ekaterinburg, where he became a student of the Sverdlovsky Theater School.
There was an important acquaintance with the master Dmitry Astrakhan. His patronage played an important role in the creative formation and career of the girl. Olga took to the Sverdlovsky Drama Theater, and the student successfully combined training with the service on the stage.
Olga Belyaeva's debut in the movie also took place while studying at the Institute. A beginner actress first fell into a frame in the film "Likha trouble", whose premiere was held in 1985. Director Vladimir Laptev appreciated the talent of the artist, despite the fact that she got an episodic role.
Films
Olga Belyaev was often invited to film from 1987 to 1993. The performer demonstrated the talent of reincarnation, created the plausible images of temperamental girls. The audience believed her, but did not remember the heroine Belyaeva. Photos of the artists were not placed on the cover of magazines, and the fans did not wait for new appearances on the screen.
The first loud success was the work on the role of Tamara Samsonova in the film Astrakhan "Everything will be fine." He went out on the screens in 1995. Belyaeva embodied a woman's image in the frame, who knows about how hard to live when the husband drinks, young children are in his arms, and living conditions are limited to a room in the post-Soviet dormitory. This small role remained in the memory of critics, although it turned out to be far from the main thing. Comedy melodrama crashed into the soul of the public and was met with delight, remaining in the history of Russian cinema.
An important work in the filmography Olga Belyaeva became a project called the "Fourth Planet", presented in 1995. Director Dmitry Astrakhan independently nominated the candidacy of Belyaeva, who at that time was his wife, on the main role, despite the plot inconsistencies. In the frame of the actress embodied Tanya, a recent schoolgirl 17 years old. At that time, the artist was 31 years old, but on the screen she looked incredibly convincing.
The film was not popular with the audience, while critics considered it stronger in comparison with the tape "Everything will be fine." The scenario was based on the work of Ray Bradbury "Martian Chronicles", adapted by the reality of modern Russia. A film with a serious semantic background did not find a response from the audience.
In the future, Olga Belyaeva starred in the roles of the second plan and small episodes in films and shows, but the director did not offer bright images in the frame. The creative biography of the actress was replenished with a melodrama "Crossroads", a comedy militant "thin thing" and a series of project "Streets of broken lanterns".
Personal life
Having met at the Sverdlovsk Theater School with Dmitry Astrakhan, Olga Belyaeva was sure that this is love for life. The director and mentor drew attention to the blond beauty and answered with reciprocity. He cared for a student and helped build a career. After some time, the couple played a wedding. For Dmitry Astrakhan marriage became the second.
Personal life of creative people did not set: Olga lost her firstborn. In 1987, the family moved from Yekaterinburg to St. Petersburg, and in 1993 the long-awaited son Paul appeared per light. But, despite positive changes, there was a disorder between Olga and Dmitry.
There was a new passion for the director. Acquaintance with Elena Gromova, in marriage with which the director is now, it turned out to be the cause of the decay of the family. Parting was not easy. The official divorce took place when Gromov gave birth to a daughter from Astrakhan. Olga Belyaeva brought up his son alone.
Death
Olga Sergeyevna Belyaeva died in 2000. The cause of death was the fire that occurred in the house where the actress lived with his son. Paul at that time was 7 years old. Feeling the smell of Gary, the actress woke him up and saved, to bring to the street. Both victims received severe injuries.
Within 10 days, doctors did everything possible to save Olga, but on May 21, 2000 she died. Paul managed to assist, despite the fact that 80% of the surface of the child's body were burned. Father Dmitry Astrakhan sent him to rehabilitated to the American clinic, and there the son helped stand up on his feet.
Now Paul is healthy and lives in the new Father's family. About mother He stores warm and tender memories.
Filmography
- 1985 - "Lijah Bed Beginning"
- 1987 - "Team 33"
- 1988 - "I have no friend"
- 1989 - "Human Days"
- 1991 - "Izya!"
- 1992 - "White Clothing"
- 1993 - "Roman Emperor"
- 1995 - "Everything will be fine"
- 1995 - "Four Planet"
- 1996 - "Funny business - family affairs"
- 1998 - "Crossroads"
- 1999 - "Thin Pie"