Ludmila Nilskaya

Lyudmila Nilskaya is a Soviet and Russian actress with an unusual destiny. At the peak of her popularity, the artist immigrated to the United States, and upon returning to her homeland, she managed to regain her fame and love of the audience.

Lyudmila was born in the tiny town of Strunino, located in the Vladimir region. There the girl lived with her parents until she was 16 years old, and then the family moved to the regional center of Alexandrov, where Nilskaya graduated from high school and, having finally decided on the choice of her future profession, went to conquer Moscow.

In 1975, the girl successfully passes the entrance exams and becomes a student at the Moscow Art Theater School. True, Lyudmila studied there for only one course. At the summer session, the student failed in such an important subject for a professional artist as "History of the CPSU" and was expelled from the university.

But Nilskaya was lucky: the girl was able to transfer to the Boris Shchukin Theater School, which she graduated without wasting time. After graduation, the actress was accepted into the troupe of the Moscow Academic Theater named after Vladimir Mayakovsky, in which Lyudmila appeared on stage until she immigrated to the United States.

The actress left for America in the rank of a star of the first magnitude, but she was well aware that her skills would not be in demand there. The artist sold her property and in the United States invested the money she received in the creation of a car repair shop, but the business went bankrupt. Lyudmila had to work as a shop assistant, a social service driver, a computer program operator and even a hotel cleaner.

Returning to her homeland, Nile returned to the profession. Lyudmila began to play in the Theater of the Moon under the direction of Sergei Prokhanov, and in 2008 she joined the troupe of the Moscow State Theater of Film Actor, on the stage of which she appeared in the performances "Lady and the Admiral", "Madness of Love", "The Last Rate" and "Two Crocodiles flew by. .. ".

In cinema, Lyudmila Nilskaya made her debut as a student of a theater university. The actress was immediately invited to the main role in the psychological drama "Grasshopper". Possessing a carefree character, the main heroine of the film, Lena Kuznetsova, nicknamed "Grasshopper" for her light temper, moves from the provinces to Moscow, where she becomes a student of the history faculty.

Having safely married, the girl receives a Moscow residence permit, housing and has a lover. But soon the younger sister of Lena, who dreams of a fate similar to that of her older sister, visits the capital. In the main roles, in addition to Lyudmila Nilskaya, Nikolai Ivanov, Anatoly Romashin and Marina Levtova appeared.

The start of the creative biography of the actress turned out to be successful: the directors began to offer the young artist one big role after another, and a photo of the new star flashed in the magazine "Soviet Screen".

Two years later, filming in the police detective "Petrovka 38" directed by Boris Grigoriev about the work of the operational department of the criminal investigation department followed. In the film, the girl appeared as a diving athlete. In the same year, Lyudmila had a chance to reincarnate in the main heroine of the melodrama "Melody for Two Voices", a student of a Moscow university, Alena, whom Kirill Vorobyov, a factory locksmith (Evgeny Menshov), begins to look after.

An equally significant project for Nilskaya turned out to be the film adaptation of Mad Money, which was released a year later. The actress reincarnated as the heroine Lydia, the daughter of ruined nobles, who becomes the wife of a wealthy commoner Savva Vasilkov (Alexander Mikhailov). And in the serial film "State Border" the actress got the role of Jadwiga Kowalska.

In 1982, in the military film "An Oriole Crying Somewhere ..." the actress embodied on the screen the image of Marina Orlova, a member of the Resistance, a former Soviet citizen who died at the hands of the Nazis. In the family drama "No One Will Replace You" Lyudmila Nilskaya, together with Igor Kostolevsky, played a married couple who are going through a divorce. A young woman leaves the musician-loser for her lover, the taxi driver Valera (Boris Shcherbakov), but harmony does not work out in the new union either.

Lyudmila Nilskaya proves that she easily transforms both into positive heroines pursuing bright ideals and into grasping persons. The filmography of the actress is replenished with works in films of different genres: in the comedy "Where is the nofelet?", In the fantastic film "Through the thorns to the stars" and in the adventure film "Midshipmen, forward!"

Before leaving the country, the actress appeared in the leading roles of the historical film "Moonzund", where she played in tandem with Oleg Menshikov, and the disaster film "Storm Warning".

After a long break in her acting career, Lyudmila began to appear in front of the audience again and managed to return her name to fame. With the participation of Lyudmila Nilskaya in the new century, melodramas "The Black Goddess", "City Romance", the spy film "The Charm of Evil", the detective series "Urgently to number-2", "The Bodyguard" were released.

And the biggest role of the new era was the image of Galina Brezhneva, daughter of the General Secretary of the CPSU Central Committee Leonid Brezhnev, in the biographical television series Galina. For this work, Nilskaya received the prestigious Golden Eagle Film Award and was named Best Actress in 2009.

Over time, the repertoire of Lyudmila Nilskaya began to replenish with new characters: in the detective story "The Accidental Witness" the actress played the role of mother Praskovya, in the biographical drama "Furtseva" she reincarnated as the Frenchwoman Nadia Leger. In 2013, in the melodramatic film The Pier of Love and Hope, she tried on the characteristic image of a retired actress. The actress played the role of Vyacheslav Fetisov's mother in the sports film "Glory".

In the early 80s, Lyudmila Nilskaya met Georgy Isaev, who at that time was a driver. It turned out that the man is a big fan of the actress's talent. Young people began to meet, and in 1983 they got married, although later the actress admitted that she did not feel love.

Nilskaya helped her husband get a job at the theater as an administrator, and when the Soviet Union ceased to exist, she agreed to her husband's offer to sell her own apartment and move to America. By that time, the three-year-old son Dmitry was already growing up in the family of Lyudmila and Georgy.

But the new country was in no hurry to endow the newly arrived citizens with quick and easy benefits. The star of the Soviet cinema tried many professions, and after parting with Isaev, she took her teenage son and returned to Moscow. Later, Dmitry took the name of his mother, and not his father, who left the family for another woman. The young man was interested in sports, so he graduated from the Faculty of Management in Physical Culture and Sports.

Lyudmila Nilskaya did not marry again, although in the actress's personal life there were a number of short novels. But none of these contenders for hand and heart was able to charm a woman to such an extent that she decided to start everything from the very beginning.

Now Lyudmila Nilskaya remains a sought-after actress and regularly receives age roles in new series. In 2016, the artist appeared in the melodrama "Destiny for Rent". A year later, with the participation of Nilskaya, the premieres of the series "Householder" and "Season of Love" took place.

1978 - "Grasshopper" 1980 - "Melody for two voices" 1981 - "Mad Money" 1982 - "Somewhere an Oriole is crying" 1982 - "No one can replace you" 1987 - "Moonzund" 1988 - "Storm Warning" 2005 - " Black Goddess "2006 -" Urban Romance "2013 -" Pier of Love and Hope "2015 -" Glory "2017 -" Householder "

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