Biography
Soviet and Russian actress Olga Soshnikova well known to lovers of Soviet cinema. And although the woman did not play big roles, her talent and attractive appearance still remembered the audience. For 30 years of work, the artist's filmography was replenished at no more than two dozens of paintings, but Olga Ilyinichna was enough to escape from the film industry.Childhood and youth
Olga was born in Moscow in the summer of 1945. There were also the first years of her biography, in the capital she ended high school, then he entered the All-Russian State Institute of Cinematography named after S. A. Gerasimov.
Already in childhood, parents celebrated the natural talent of his daughter, and when she grew up, there was no questions about her profession - in the university, the girl mastered Aza Activities.
Personal life
Olga met his love as soon as he graduated from the institute. The pair quickly got a relationship, and the actress married. After a while she gave her husband to her daughter, the girl called the Aigul. Other information about the personal life of the artist was not covered by anywhere. Considering the family of an impregnable fortress, a woman did not apply to the details.Films
Having received a diploma of the highest acting education, Olga did not immediately find it use. Just at that time, she married and gave birth to a child, the next few years devoted to the upbringing of his daughter. She left the Russian capital and went with his spouse in Almaty. After a while, the woman got working on the film studio of the art and documentaries "Kazakhfilm". Then returned to Moscow.
In the capital, Soshnikov did not waste time in vain, almost immediately after arrival went to the Mosfilm film studio. In his youth, she had an attractive appearance, which is well noticeable in the photo of the artist of those years, blonde and light-eyed girl immediately attracted the attention of the director and in 1968 he received her first role in the movies. It was an episodic character (construction worker) in the director of the director of Seeds Tumanova "Love Seraphim Frolova", which began her career. After that, it appeared in the screening of the novel of the Lion Yushchenko "Commander", called the name "unfortunate."
The next decade has become the most productive in the acting biography of coupling. During this period, she played a heroine in the "city romance" and "Seventh Heaven", then appeared in the image of the wife of Peter Nuren Hunter in Petr Ryabinkin tape, appeared in a pair of paintings. The most significant for her was the work in the 20-sized art film Tatyana Lozinova, shot on the novel of Julian Semenov "Seventeen Moments of Spring". There, the artist performed Barbara Star, Untersharfürera SS.
In the period from 1980 and until the end of the career, the coupling had only secondary heroes in the filmmakers. She played a toy in the film "Mochs", then Dunkevich's wife in "defeat." In the image of the spouse of the local scientist Friedrichsen appeared in the movie-parable Mark Zakharov "Kill the Dragon". Then he was a marriage in the art film "Balcony" and played a patient in the tape "did not compare the characters", most of which were filmed in the Crimea, on the streets of Simferopol.
The last in the career of Olga The film was the debut picture of the director Andrei Peskina "Spartak and Kalashnikov", for which he received the Golden Eagle Prize. Soshnikova also appeared only in a short episode, after which she decided to tie with the work of the actress, although she did not leave creative activities to the end.
Olga Soshnikova now
Now Soshnikova is in a well-deserved holiday after long labor years. In 2019, she did not starred in films and transmissions, as the last couple of decades, during which it does not appear on the screens. After graduating from the acting career, the woman settled to work in the theater circle at the Moscow school, independently put the performances and organized holidays for children. This time lives in the Krasnopresnensky district of Moscow.Filmography
- 1968 - "Love Serafim Frolova"
- 1969 - "Unfortunate"
- 1970 - "City Romance"
- 1972 - "Peter Ryabinkin"
- 1973 - "Seventeen Moments of Spring"
- 1978 - "Treasure of Black Mountains"
- 1979 - "Shield of the City"
- 1988 - "Kill Dragon"
- 1988 - "Balcony"
- 1989 - "Not agreed by characters"
- 2002 - "Spartak and Kalashnikov"