Biography
Lyudmila Zaitseva - Soviet and Russian actress, famous for their roles in films "... And the dawns here are quiet," "Hello and Goodbye", "Little Vera".Childhood and youth
Lyudmila Vasilyevna Zaitseva was born in 1946 on the "East" farm in Kuban. In the Metric Ludmila there was a mistake: in the birth certificate was announced a month of birth of July, although the actress itself claims that he was born in November, so Zaitsevaya Zodiac sign is not cancer, but scorpion. Lyudmila did not change documents, and annually copes two birthdays.
According to the stories of the actress in the biographical film "The worse, the better," she grew up an independent child - Father Vasily left the family shortly after her birth. Mother Olga Ilinichna, the hereditary peasant and the collective farmer, had to raise her daughter alone. Little people since childhood learned to take care of himself. When the girl graduated from the fifth grade, the mother re-married, and the new place of residence of the Zaitsev became the town of Ust-Labinsk.
The family constantly thoughtfully, Lyudmila was forced to wear boys boots that cost five times cheaper than "boats". In trying to help the mother immediately after the eighth grade, she was recorded in the evening school to combine her studies with work. Lyudmila managed to work as a cleaner, handymen on a construction site, a stucco, in the depths of the soul dreaming to become an actress.
No wonder - despite the circumstances in which they had to live, the mother of the future star of the Soviet stage adored the cinema. The woman tried not to miss a single session, which the mechanic was constantly satisfied on the farm in the stable. After the first visit to this improvised Cinema Lyudmila Zaitseva firmly decided to devote his life to cinema.
Lyudmila Zaitseva moved to the capital of the Soviet Union in 1965 and from year to year he tried to become a student of the MCAT school studio, but she could not undergo a contest three times in a row. The provincial girl read the excerpts from the "Devices" Anton Pavlovich Chekhov, tried to conquer Alexander Pushkin's admissions commission, but everything was in vain - she was not able to surprise the receiving her.
Despite the failures, Lyudmila Vasilyevna firmly stood on his own and did not plan to go back to his homeland. In 1965, she settled in the Ryazan Theater of the Young Spectator, where he played in children's performances. In addition to the execution of the frequency roles of magic heroes and forest inhabitants, Lyudmila Zaitseva, the growth of which was 168 cm, exercised in the mantomime and improved vocal skills.
Daily work brought fruit - in the actress he felt the growth of skill, and four years after leaving, Lyudmila was still able to move his career from a dead spot. In 1966 she was adopted by a student to the theater school named after Boris Schukin, which she graduated in 1970.
Films
In the second year of study, Zaitseva made his debut on the movie screen - she was entrusted with an episodic role in the tape of Andrei Konchalovsky "History of Asi Klyachina ...". This picture went to the rental only in 1987 and received many awards, and in 1994 the director even took the continuation.
Lyudmila Vasilyevna found a permanent job at the Film Actra Studio Theater six years after receiving education - in 1976. Prior to this, Zaitseva has already received fame due to the iconic military picture "... And the dawns here are quiet" director Stanislav Rostotsky. Initially, Lyudmila was tried on an episodic role in the film, but the director saw in the girl Sergeant Kiryanov, besides, the image liked the Zaitseva himself. A friendly atmosphere was recreated at the site, the actors lived in a single family, which helped create a film for all times.
Later, the actress was involved in Kinokartina Vasily Shukshina "Stove-shop". Lyudmila Zaitseva got only a role in the episode, but she remained grateful to the fate of the opportunity to work on the same platform with a great master.
The main person in the creative biography of Zaitseva, thanks to whom the actress became famous, was Vitaly Melnikov - it can rightly be considered a mentor Lyudmila. He decided to entrust her the main role in his picture, as soon as he saw her at work in the film "Hello and Farewell" (1972).
Although the samples were unsuccessful - young actress Rellab and played badly before the camera - he was sure that she was the perfect candidate for the performance of the heroine of Alexandra. Zaitseva has long liked him, he was going to call her back in his past film - "Seven Brides Efreitor Zbruev."
"Hello and Farewell" - a non-separating film. This good melodrama, leaving behind the food for reflection and the mood of light sadness, tells about a large mother (the role of which Lyudmila Zaitseva performed) - a collective farmer, a worker who suddenly throws his spouse. The actress managed to embody the image of a strong and independent woman, at the same time the openness of it is vanishing and gentle soul.
Oleg Efremov became a partner of the actress, at that time already held the post of chief director of Mkhat. Lyudmila Robel in front of a famous actor, but Efremov treated the girl in Otter, helped to open in the image.
After this work, the novice artist Lyudmila Zaitsev begins to notice people from cinema and theater, and sometimes it was recognized on the street and simple Soviet spectators. They can be understood - after watching the film, the image of the heroine fell in love with his sincerity and mentality. The audience saw a collective image of a Soviet woman in it. Directed by Vitaly Melnikov chose and revealed the perfect actress for his film. After many years, Lyudmila Vasilyevna continues to call him a man to whom she is obliged to his career.
After that, the actress began to be often invited to shoot, and she left a trace in many masterpieces of Soviet cinema. Among the work, the actresses of different years are films "on family circumstances", "rain in a foreign city", "Lion Tolstoy", "City of Brides".
Especially viewers remembered its role in the Drama "Little Vera". The main heroine of Rita is the average Soviet citizen with two children, the days and nights spent at work. This image was close to the Soviet resident - there were millions of the same women in the country. The film became a sample of cinema times of the USSR sunset.
At first, after the restructuring, Lyudmila Vasilyevna practically did not appear on the screens - only in 1997 she played the role of Evdokia Lopukhina in another joint work with Vitaly Melnikov "Tsarevich Alexey".
In the early 2000th, Lyudmila tried on the image of Catherine Macklenburg during filming in the series "Secrets of Palace Dobor". She also noted in episodic roles in many Russian films "zero."
A significant picture in the filmography of Lyudmila Zaitseva was the series of director Sergei Ursulak "Quiet Don" 2015, in which the actress received the role of Mother Grigory, Vasilisa Melekhova. The image was close to Lyudmila itself, the Kuban Cossack by origin. The actress does not use plastic, which can be seen in her photo, she gladly embodies age roles on the screen.
Personal life
In the student years, Lyudmila Zaitseva was in love with Southwesman Sergey Milovanova. But the feeling was not mutual. After graduating from the institute, family life did not make up, there was a civil marriage with an engineer, but the relationship "went to no". The actress did not despair. Zaitseva earned well, helped his relatives.
The first and only husband of Lyudmila Zaitseva became Gennady Voronin, screenwriter and film actor. Lyudmila met him in the early 80s in Altai during the filming of the film "Holidays of Childhood."
Gennady's proposal made Lyudmila during a cinema expenditure, the wedding was played in the same place later in Moscow signed.
The childhood of the wife of the Zaitseva passed in an orphanage in the Krasnoyarsk Territory, so he had a special sense of justice, which impressed Ludmila. The husband trembled to the spouse and daughter Vasilis, who was born in 1982. Because of the creative unrealizations from the mid-90s, Gennady began to experience health problems. He survived the heart attack and stroke. Spouses lived together for 30 years, until in 2011, death did not give them.
The actress with difficulty survived the death of her husband and recovered from her only thanks to his native and friends. Together with his colleagues, Lyudmila Zaitseva, Lyudmila Zaitseva, published a year after the death of his boyfriend's book "My childhood bell." The collection contained scenario works of Voronin, his poetry and prose.
Daughter Vasilis Voronina also became an actress. The girl debut in the movie took place in 1985, when Vasilisa was still a baby in the film "Say Moscow". Voronina from childhood impressed the profession of Mom, with which she often had in cinema expeditions. The girl acted in Vgik, where she studied at the leadership of Vitaly Solven.
Personal life of Vasilisa was happy, her husband was a fellow countryman Alexander Soskov. In 2011, the daughter presented the parents of the grandson of Seraphim. Gennady Voronin still managed to donate the baby. Yes, and Lyudmila Zaitseva became a magnificent grandmother - children always loved her.
The story of love Actress told on the broadcast of the program "Alone with everyone", the release of which was broadcast in 2015.
Lyudmila Zaitseva now
Now Lyudmila is rarely removed and does not play entrepreneurs. But in 2017, with the participation of Lyudmila Zaitsevoy starring a detective film "Eight Beads on Thin Low Little". In 2018, the show of the series "Choir" starts, in which the glorified actress will also appear.Every year, Lyudmila visits his native Ust-Labinsk, where the Folk Film Festival "Land of Fathers - My Earth is held with her participation."
Filmography
- 1972 - "Stoves-shop"
- 1972 - "Hello and Farewell"
- 1972 - "... and dawns here are quiet"
- 1976 - "Twenty days without war"
- 1981 - "Childhood Holidays"
- 1983 - "Fairy Tale of the Star Boy"
- 1984 - "Lion Tolstoy"
- 1985 - "City of Brides"
- 1986 - "Says Moscow"
- 1988 - "Little Vera"
- 1997 - Alexey Tsarevich
- 2000-2008 - "Secrets of Palace Dobor"
- 2009 - "Affectionate May"
- 2015 - "Silent Don"
- 2017 - "Eight Beads on Thin Low"
- 2018 - "Choir"