Biography
"The Church Rat, Changarik, a hat in a hat" is about her, Lyudmila Dmitrieva, who played a strange and eccentric lady Susanna Brissar. Star role in the comedy "Look for a woman" became the business card of the actress.Childhood and youth
Lyudmila Borisovna Dmitrieva was born in the capital in the summer of 1947. In her family, artists were not that did not prevent the dream of the acting profession. In the graduation class, Lyudmila shared with the mother plans about entering the theater university, to which mother without the obsteakov said:
"First, get a normal profession, and even then go anywhere - even in the artist!".
Disobey Dmitrieva did not dare. Having received a school certificate, he entered the evening branch of the textile institute. In the afternoon, the girl worked in the project research institution, and in the evening I was in a hurry for classes to the institute.
Lyudmila Dmitriev so dreamed of acting that fate heard her and gave a chance. At the textile university worked the theater studio. He led the artist Leonid Perszyninins, which served in the theater of the Soviet Army. In the third year, Dmitrieva student decided to look at the light. Leonid Nikolaevich suggested a girl to read the passage to his choice. Dmitriev so penetrately read the monologue of Katerina from the play "Thunderstorm", which burst out. Perszyninov said: "Believe it!" - And invited a beginner artist to classes.
Lyudmila Dmitriev, as the mother wanted, graduated from the Textile university and entered the MCAT Studio School. The future husband Boris Ardov helped to prepare for the exams of the girl - actor theater, in which he served with Persianinov, and Brother Alexei Batalov. He supplied his favorite girl with textbooks, picked up excerpts, taught to reclaim the fables.
In 1975, Dmitrieva received a diploma of higher theatrical education. In the same year, Lyudmila was accepted into the Maschat troupe, where the starting actress received an invitation for a year before the end of the Studio school.
Theater
Lyudmila Dmitriev's creative biography began on the penultimate course of the theater university. On the scene of Mkhat Lyudmila called the artistic director Oleg Efremov, offering a major role in his performance.
Until 1990, the actress played on the stage of theater more than twenty roles. In the production of "Latest" on the novel, Maxim Gorky reincarnated to any, and in the play "Tamada" directed by Kama Ginkas played the bride. Roman Viktyuk put a performance on the scene "Husband and wife will remove the room", calling Lyudmila Dmitriev for the role of Gali.
There are in the film of the artist and the main role in the statement of Efremova "Nina". Each theatrical work of Lyudmila Borisovna was remembered by critics and audience by author reading and the skill of reincarnation. Genre actress Dmitriev is organic in all amplua: spiritualized Til-Til in the formulation of the "Blue Bird", a frivolous maid of Sasha in the "daccias" and insidious Sophie Karamzin in the "copper grandmother".
In the star troupe, MHT named after A. P. Chekhov, Lyudmila Dmitriev took a worthy place, but due to the difficult relationship with Efremov, the theater was left after 15 years of work.
Two years later, the actress was invited to the "Et Cetera" theater troupe created by Alexander Kalyagin. Since 1993, Lyudmila Dmitriev is the leading actress "Et Cetera". She trust her the main roles of the widest range - from comedy to dramatic. Kalina Dmitriev played in the play "Uncle Vanya", perfectly coping with the age role of Maria Vozyitsky. According to the actress, the premiere visited Efremov, approvingly estimated her work in the formulation.
Then Lyudmila Dmitriev appeared on the stage of the theater in the performances of the "Leckery of Injury", "old friend is better than new two" and "Mystery of Melkin". Bright and characteristic images in the plays of William Shakespeare, Moliere, Alexander Vampilova and Nikolai Ostrovsky carried an artist to the top of success: In 1998, Lyudmila Borisovna assigned the title of Honored Artist of the Russian Federation, and in 2011 it became folk.
Some performances in which Lyudmila Dmitriev is involved, go on the Et Cetera scene for years. "Competition" on the play Alexander Galina, where the Dmitrieval major role, he kept in the repertoire of the theater for ten years and was accompanied by ancholas in the hall.
Success accompanied the spectral "Lutty Gauthier, or shoot at once!", Put on the stage of the Kalyagin theater by Comedy George Fadido. Dmitrieva offered to reincarnate in Baroness Dupetse. Theatrians and critics noted the lightness and eccentric with which the actress was playing. She was applauded for the image of Maurushi in the tragedy "Death of Tarelkin" and the role of a dog in the formulation of the director Robert Stura "Sheilok". The ease of reincarnation and accurate ingress into the image, drama and tragicomicity, which demonstrates Lyudmila Dmitriev, turned it into the "Et Cetera".
Films
On the set of actress is comfortable at least on the theatrical scene, but in the priority scale, Lyudmila Borisovna leads the theater. But such is the magic of television screens, which is widely known after the appearance "on the TV".
The actress filmography opens by the psychological drama of director Ilya Averbach "Slage-eyed letters", published on the screens in 1975. The audience was then saw Lyudmila Dmitriev in the melodrame "sentimental novel", where the main roles went to Elena Problova and Elena Koreneva. Starry turned out to be the "second composition" of the paintings: Lyudmila Gurchenko played the roles of the second plan, Vladimir Basov, Nikolai Karachentsov and Oleg Yankovsky, and Dmitrieva got in whose brilliant company.
Then the audience saw Lyudmila Borisovna in the film-fairy tale "Rings of Almanzor" and the adventure melodrama "Take me with you" (the main role).
Glory came to the artist in 1982, together with the role of Susanna, Brissar in a detective comedy Alla Surikov "Look for a woman." Surikova could not find an actress suitable for the type of "church rat", while the basic composition of the film was selected. Lyudmila Dmitrieva was a find for the director. She perfectly "fitted" in the star team of Elena Solovey, Alexander Abdulova, Leonid Kuravlev and Sophico Chiahooleli.
After the comedy comedy, the famous actors woke up with megazvis. Dmitry seemed that she was "failed" the role and played worse than all. But soon, Lyudmila realized that the eccentric Suzanna Brisse would remain her business card for decades.
According to the artist, "the holiday ended" after the release of the film Surikova: It seemed about Lyudmila Dmitrievy directors completely forgotten. Until the end of the 1990s, she appeared on the screens in episodes. The breakthrough was outlined in 1996, when the director Yuri Belenky called her, Galina Polish, Alexander Demyanenko and Maria Aronov in the first Russian Sitka "Cafe" Strawberry ". The comedy series was a breath of air for actors who are experiencing not the best times in cinema.
In the new century, the artist was called in the series, the fashion for which began in the mid-1990s. Dmitriev saw in the tapes "Goryachev and others", "lawyer", "Plot". At the end of the first decade of the 2000th, Lyudmila Borisovna starred in the Kremlin cadets, "Voronin" and "Lav Method".
In 2013, the historical series "Secrets of the Institute of Noble Maiden" was released, where Lyudmila Dmitrieva appeared as music teacher.
Personal life
Acquaintance with actor Boris Ardov in the Theater Studio of the Textile Institute has grown into a love affair, and the novel was crowned with marriage. At that time, Boris Viktorovich broke up with his wife, Ardova. The world married Igor Starygin, but friendly relations with a former husband and his family supported. Lyudmila Dmitrieva quickly made friends with the first spouse Boris.
Lyudmila Dmitrieva did not assume that he would live in the center of the capital, at Ordyanka, in the apartment where Anna Akhmatov and Faina Ranevskaya, who loved to visit Svekrov Dmitrieva - Dramaturgorg Victor Ardov and a designer Nina Olshevskaya. A frequent guest in Ordyanka was a single brother of her husband Alexey Batalov and his wife Gitana.
Marry Lyudmila went out in a white suit, bought by himself peace (or Micah, as her name was homemade). Daughter Masha Dmitriev convinced to give birth too Mika Ardov. The marriage with Loving Boris Ardov lasted three years: her husband had a novel with Olga Rosovskaya. Spouses broke up.
For the second time, Ludmila Dmitriev went under the crown with the decorator artist Yuri Senchishin, with whom he was happy to this day. In 41, the actress gave birth to Alexei's son. Children presented Lyudmila Borisovna four grandchildren, whom she adores.
Lyudmila Dmitrieva now
Folk artist and today "in the ranks". In the theater Alexander Kalyagin, she plays in the play "Companions" on the play Galina. The premiere took place ten years ago, on the eve of the 60th anniversary of the actress. The role of Alexander Galin wrote specifically for Dmitriev.
The comedy collects the full halls and now. Lyudmila Dmitrieva received a prize from the Moscow Komsomolets newspaper to work in the "companions". In a duet, Viktor Verzhbitsky plays with her.
In 2017, the audience will see on the screens of the premiere of fantastic melodrama "Grail", where Dmitrieva got the role of the second plan.
Filmography
- 1975 - "Fans of letters"
- 1976 - "Sentimental Roman"
- 1977 - "Rings of Almanzor"
- 1979 - "Take me with you"
- 1982 - "Look for a woman"
- 1983 - "Bribe"
- 1985 - "Sincerely yours"
- 1992-94 - "Goryachev and others"
- 1996 - "Cafe" Strawberry ""
- 2003 - "Lawyer"
- 2003 - "Plot"
- 2009-10 - "Kremlin cadets"
- 2009-15 - "Voronins"
- 2011 - "Lovel Method"
- 2012-13 - "Secrets of the Institute of Noble Maiden"