Biography
Anastasia Nevolyaeva - Soviet and Russian actress, who became famous after entering the screens of films "Courier" and "Interdestochka". Now the former star of the screen is engaged in the design of furniture, which manually paints.
Anastasia was born in Moscow, in a family, in which most people were directly related to the field of cinema. My father Nikolai Nevolaev worked as a film operator. Grandfather Vladimir Nevolaev is a famous director who shot the fairy tale "Dr. Aibolit". Grandmother was a sound operator on Mosfilm's film studio. But the most star person is considered to be a native aunt, actress Svetlana Nevolyaeva.
In childhood and youth Nastya was fond of drawing and embroidery. A little more created handmade dolls, painted kitchen utensils with oil colors. Perhaps Anastasia would initially go through the artistic and design direction, but even in adolescence, Nevolyaev began to invite to the shooting platform.
By the end of the school, Anastasia has already been to communicate with the camera, so the girl decided to receive a vocational education in Gitis, where he studied at the legendary master Mark Zakharov. In the 90s, the actress performed on the stage of the dramatic theater on a small armor, but in the XXI century focused on his own business, as well as a cinematic career.
Films
Anastasia Nevolyaeva has not yet been 11 years old when the girl was called the first time to act in the movies. It was a family comedy "Old New Year", where Nastya played a schoolgirl in Lisa Cebeykin. Partners of the girl on the workplace of the Soviet Cinema Stars and the Theater Vyacheslav Invarnive, Alexander Kalyagin, Irina Miroshnichenko, Peter Shcherbakov, Georgy Burkov.
In the same year, Nastya starred in the Drama "Three Years", on which directed by Dmitry Dolinin and Stanislav Lyutin worked on. The story of the film was based on Anton Chekhov's story about the love of the elderly man Laptev (Stanislav Lyshin) to the girl of Yulia (Svetlana Smirnova). Young Neolar appeared in front of the audience as Sasha's girls.
The experience was a success, and even before the adulthood, the young actress took part in the creation of the biographical history "we were not crowned in the church." In melodraum, we were talking about the fictitious marriage of the daughter of the priest Larisa (Natalia Vavilov) and the repolitioner-disjoint Sergey Sixheb (Alexander Galibin), between which a true feeling flashes. Anastasia received an episodic role of a teenager playing in the yard.
In 1985, a girl starred in the role of a pioneer in the children's music film "Give us men!". The film reveals the problem of lack of men's personnel in the Soviet school. All, starting from first-graders, ending with the director of the educational institution, are fighting for the pioneer-visit Igor (Boris Shuvalov) enter the Pedagogical Institute, and not to theatrical.
The most famous work of Anastasia at that time was the social tragicomedy of Karen Shakhnazarov "Courier", which brought all-Russian fame to the girl. Nevolaeva played professorship Daughter Katya Kuznetsov, which becomes a friend of the young Buntar Ivan (Fyodor Dunaevsky). Interestingly, Nastya and Fyodor studied together in one class, and the photo of the young man actress on their own initiative brought at Mosfilm. Kinokartina came to the top 10 rental leaders, gathering 32 million people in the country's cinema halls. At the Moscow Film Festival, the picture received a special prize.
At the student age, Nemloeva continues to receive the offers of directories. In the tragicomedy "time to fly", which came out on the screens in 1987, the artist received the role of flight attendants, and immediately, in the screening of the "traid" on the book of Fenimor Cooper, reincarnated to the heroine of Mabl. In the adventure tape, Andrei Mironov played the last role in his life.
Anastasia Nevolyaeva over the years has become a beauty with model appearance and luxurious hair (the growth of the actress is 172 cm), so the girl easily passed the samples in the drama Peter Todorovsky "Interdestochka" for the role of Lyalka, nurse, which finds a rich sponsor - a foreigner.
The film also became a rating project - during the year, the film was watched by 41 million people. This popularity of the film was provided with an urgent topic, a plot, musical accompaniment and, of course, the acting ensemble. Elena Yakovleva, Larisa Malevanna, Ingeborg Dapkunay, starred, Love Polishchuk, Irina Rozanova, Vsevolod Shilovsky, Zinoviy Gerdt.
No less successful was the new version of this film called "Wife for Metrotel", but now the main image on the screen embodied Anastasia Nevolyaeva. Heroine Dasha becomes the beloved, and then the wife of Metrdotele (Vladimir Eremin), who lives the affairs of the criminal world and demands from close one - not to interfere. But Dasha does not listen to the spouse, as a result of which the family disintegrates. The girl leaves for the parent house and becomes a currency prostitute.
In the early 90s, Anastasia Nevolyaeva managed to work in a number of projects. In the role of nurse, the girl appeared in the Drama "Tsarubyza", where Oleg Yankovsky and Malcolm McDaull were performed by the main characters. Director of the film was Karen Shakhnazarov. With the participation of Anastasia Nevolyayeva, the adventure film "Dreams about Russia" came out, who was filmed by Soviet and Japanese cinematographers. In the mid-1990s, the filmography Anastasia was replenished with work in the Meshcherski military drama, which was created based on the works of Ivan Bunin, also played a comedy "I am free, I am anything."
The new stage in the cinematic biography of the actress began 10 years later. In the film about the war "distillation" directed by Alexander Rogozhkin, Actress collaborated with Alexey Serebryakov and Daniel Insurance. Then followed by the female loneliness of the "belly dance" and the melodrama "Russian roulette. Female option. "
In 2009, the actress played in the Military Drama "Crossing" about the young nonstunted soldiers who fall into the environment and choose the path of self-sacrifice. In the film, the actress performed the role of the wife of the main Hero Vaska (Alexander Chmelev).
The last work of Anastasia in the cinema became a role in the psychological detective "Diamond Hunters", where Nevolyaeva played the wife of the secretary of Shakhov (Alexey Serebryakov).
Personal life
Personal life actresses are set. Anastasia has an unlenous happy family. The husband of the Veniamin Header (on the Japanese passport of Tsutomu Isidzima) by profession the director, but he had a chance to work and the translator of the Japanese language, as Veniamina has roots in the country of the Rising Sun and half the Japanese.
Three children were born in marriage. What is interesting, all - daughters. Girls have Russian names Sofia, Eposhinya and Evdokia, but Japanese surname Isidzima. They, like the Father, Double Citizenship.
Anastasia Neolar now
Now Anastasia Nevolyaeva gives all the strength to artistic creativity. Spouses created their own enterprise. Veniamin is engaged in the manufacture of exquisite interior items, and Anastasia - painting furniture. Personal apartment more reminds the museum of art, as it is filled with beautiful items of handmade. The interior photo of the Neolar apartment is placed in magazines dedicated to new designs in the design of the design.
In addition, the actress manufactures dolls, interior items, panels and other decorations made of glass and wood. Atelier Anastasia, where the actress works on its own projects, is called "Anastasia Neolaeva Studio", and the spouse called the "workshop of the Veniamine Znocknik". Negroeva's works are exhibited in many world galleries, and also purchased collectors and connoisseurs from many countries.
Filmography
- 1980 - "Old New Year"
- 1982 - "We were not crowned in the church"
- 1986 - "Courier"
- 1987 - "Time to fly"
- 1987 - "Pathfinder"
- 1989 - "Interdestochka"
- 1991 - "Wife for Metrotel"
- 1991 - "Tsarubytsa"
- 1992 - "Dreams of Russia"
- 1995 - "Meshcherski"
- 2006 - "Distille"
- 2007 - "Belly Dance"
- 2009 - "Cross"
- 2011 - "Diamond Hunters"