Larisa Belogurova

The filmography of the actress of the Soviet and Russian cinema Larisa Belogurova - less than two dozen films, but her roles in the cult films The Sixth, Free Wind, Island of Lost Ships and Genius turned her into a star.

Belogurova was called the princess of Soviet cinema. An amazingly beautiful woman, a talented actress, was predicted fame and a brilliant career. She quickly took off to the top, but in the early 1990s she suddenly disappeared, leaving room for rumors and speculation.

The future cinema star was born in October 1960 in Stalingrad (now Volgograd). From early childhood, Larisa was fond of sports, choosing rhythmic gymnastics. She achieved considerable success in this field and, as a teenager, dreamed of making a sports career.

Another hobby forced to change plans - dancing. In high school, Belogurova discovered choreography and drastically changed her biography. After receiving a certificate of maturity, she went to Leningrad and became a student of a choreographic studio that opened at the music hall.

The graduate dancer was offered a job at the music hall in 1979 and soon became a leading artist. Has performed on the stage of the leading European theater-revue "Friedrichstadtpalast".

The directors noticed the star appearance of the Leningrad Music Hall soloist: Larisa was a natural-born film actress.

The future star of "Genius" entered GITIS easily and received a diploma in the mid-1980s, but she put an end to her education only in 1993, after graduating from the directing course of Anatoly Aleksandrovich Vasiliev. Larisa was the mentor's favorite and most talented student.

Belogurova was invited to the Mossovet Theater, where she played the heroine of the play "Infanta".

The appearance of Larisa Belogurova dictated images: the directors invited a fragile girl of unearthly beauty to play the role of romantic heroines. Director Samvel Gasparov entrusted the actress to play the pupil of the hero Mikhail Kozakov Olga in the detective thriller "The Sixth". The stars gathered on the set: Sergey Nikonenko, Mikhail Pugovkin, Vladimir Grammatikov.

2 years later, in 1983, the premiere of the musical melodrama "Free Wind" directed by Jan Fried took place, where Larisa Belogurova played the key character - the daughter of the deceased sailor Stella. The film is based on the operetta of the same name by Isaac Dunaevsky. The shooting partners were Andrey Kharitonov and Tatiana Dogileva.

This was followed by work in the film-fairy tale about Little Muk directed by Elizaveta Kimyagarova (played Princess Amina) and the film "Tranquility is Canceled".

In the mid-1980s, Larisa Belogurova again found herself in the center of attention of viewers and film critics: a fairy tale film "And Another Night of Scheherazade ..." was released. Director Takhir Sabirov entrusted the actress with the role of Princess Maliki.

In Albert Mkrtchyan's melodrama "Legal Marriage", Belogurova appeared in the episode, playing a police girl. Natalia Belokhvostikova and Igor Kostolevsky shone in the picture.

In the social drama "Farewell, Greens of Summer ..." Larisa Belogurova for the first time had to move away from the role of a romantic heroine: the actress reincarnated as a girl who gave in to the will of her parents and married an unloved person.

In 1986, the artist was again entrusted with a role in an unusual role: Larisa played the teacher and class teacher of a difficult teenager - Anna Pavlovna. Valentina Telichkina, Aleksey Zharkov, Dmitry Kharatyan and a dozen other stars of Soviet cinema appeared in the 2-part social drama “Wasn't there”, filmed at the Odessa film studio.

The following year, Soviet viewers saw the actress in two striking projects. In the musical film "The Island of Lost Ships" Larisa Belogurova flashed her choreographic talent. The tandem with Konstantin Raikin turned out to be successful.

No less striking work of Belogurova was the image of Mary in the 2-episode fantasy film The Renegade. This is a joint project of Belarus, Austria and the Federal Republic of Germany. The director and screenwriter Valery Rubinchik entrusted Larisa with the main role, which she shared with Grigory Gladiy and Nikolai Eremenko Sr.

In the 1980s, Larisa Belogurova drew a line with her role in the historical tragedy "Feasts of Belshazzar, or Night with Stalin." Director Yuri Kara brought together stars of the first magnitude on the set of the project - Evgeny Evstigneev, Valentin Gaft, Alexey Petrenko, Alexander Feklistov. Gaft played Lavrenty Beria, and Larisa Belogurova played his wife Nina.

In the same year, the premiere of Boris Nebieridze's historical drama The Mountains Smoke, in which the audience saw his favorite in the image of Baroness von Steinberg.

Larisa Belogurova opened the 1990s with her work in the drama Broken Light, a film by Vera Glagoleva shot in the form of a foresight parable. She played a minor, but remembered by the audience the role of the actress Galka. The main characters were embodied on the screen by Glagolev and Grigory Gladiy.

In 1991, the detective film "Genius" was released, which became the event of the year. Belogurova played the beloved girl of the charming swindler Nenashev, in whom Alexander Abdulov brilliantly reincarnated. 30-year-old Larisa looked organic in the form of a 20-year-old girl.

The role in "Genius" is called the star in the filmography of the artist. Larisa Belogurova was at the zenith of fame and popularity. Nobody could have guessed that next year the beauty would appear in the last project in her life - the Eastern Novel tape. With the role of Mamlakat, she said goodbye to the audience.

Later, the husband of Belogurova, Vladimir Tsyrkov, said that his star wife was repeatedly offered to star in soap operas and gangster series, but Larisa did not see herself in the proposed images. She was hardly persuaded to play the heroine in the multi-part comedy melodrama "All the men are cool ...", but at the last moment Belogurova was replaced by Lada Dance. Larissa took the news calmly.

Yesterday's movie star got a job at a kitchenware company. Larisa Belogurova did not communicate with her former colleagues, she did not like journalists and did not let strangers into her closed world.

The mysterious disappearance of the actress beloved by millions and the lack of information gave rise to rumors that Belogurova had her hair cut as a nun. But yesterday's TV star did not imprison herself in a cell: Larissa visited the church to record an audiobook of the memoirs of Taisia ​​Solopova, the abbess of the John the Baptist Monastery. In the last decade, faith has occupied a huge place in the artist's life.

Larisa Belogurova and Vladimir Tsyrkov did not have children. According to some reports, the actress put her life on the altar of art and gave up motherhood, according to others, she dreamed of having a child, but could not.

The future spouses met in the early 1990s and lived together until the death of the actress. According to Tsyrkov, the wife gave her unspent maternal tenderness to her little nephews and her pet - a cat she loved like a child.

Housemates told reporters that Larisa Belogurova was surprisingly quiet and modest in everyday life. Her 2-room apartment did not at all resemble a movie star's home.

The actress was diagnosed with cancer in 2002. Larisa successfully completed the course of treatment, but when, after a long remission, she learned that the disease had returned and was developing rapidly, she refused to fight for her life and never went to the hospital.

The actress died in January 2015 in her husband's arms in her apartment.

Anatoly Vasiliev came to say goodbye to his beloved student. They buried Larisa at the cemetery of her native Volgograd.

1981 - "Sixth" 1983 - "Tranquility is canceled" 1983 - "The Adventures of Little Torment" 1983 - "Free Wind" 1984 - "And one more Scheherazade night ..." 1985 - "Goodbye, Greens of Summer ..." 1985 - " Legal marriage "1986 -" Was not "1987 -" Apostate "1987 -" Island of the lost ships "1988 -" Idol "1988 -" The mountains smoke "1989 -" Feasts of Belshazzar, or Night with Stalin "1990 -" Broken light " 1991 - "Genius" 1991 - "Memories of the" Cow March "1992 -" Oriental novel "

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