Lyudmila Parygina

Amalia Mordvinova, who also appeared in the credits of Russian cinema under the name Amalia & Amalia, is a Russian film, theater and television actress. Also at one time she hosted the Good Hunt! Program on the Echo of Moscow radio station.

The real name of the actress at birth is Lyudmila Parygina. Mother Lyudmila Mordvinova worked as a school teacher. The girl's own father, Roman Bonfeld, abandoned the family even before his daughter was born, so her stepfather Ruslan Parygin was involved in raising Luda, who married her mother and adopted the girl.

The early childhood of the future actress was held in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, and as a teenager Amalia moved with her parents to Vologda. The actress recalls that at school she was often teased, as she was not only bright red, but also quite plump. Only in high school did the girl manage to lose weight.

When receiving a passport, Lyudmila changes her name to Amalia, and instead of her stepfather's surname, she indicates her mother's maiden name. As Amalia Mordvinova, a girl goes to Moscow to enroll in a theater school. As is customary among applicants to creative universities, Amalia submits documents to every metropolitan university that teaches acting. Luck accompanies two institutes - GITIS and the Boris Shchukin Theater School.

Amalia chooses "Pike" and studies until 1995 with the honored teacher Alla Kazanskaya. After receiving her diploma, the young actress makes her debut on the stage of Lenkom with Mark Zakharov in the play The Royal Games, in which she played the role of Anna Boleyn. For her first theatrical work, Amalia received the State Prize of Russia.

The award influenced the creative biography of the aspiring artist. The directors of theater and cinema immediately drew attention to Mordvinova. Later, Mordvinova played at the Moscow Mayakovsky Theater, as well as in entreprise performances, for which she received the Crystal Turandot statuette.

Amalia Mordvinova's cinematic debut took place in 1993 in Karen Shakhnazarov's film Dreams, where the actress got a double role - Countess Prizorova in the past and dishwasher Maria in the future. The wife of the heroine Amalia was played by Oleg Basilashvili. In the film, the count also transforms into a filmmaker or a pimp.

In the same year, with the participation of the actress, the spy film "The Road to Paradise" about the student Igor (Ivan Volkov), who becomes a KGB agent, was released. The film is set in 1957 during the International Students Festival in Moscow. Amalia Mordvinova appeared in an episode of the motion picture, playing the role of a Soviet singer.

Then the actress starred in the fantastic comedy Fatal Eggs. The role of Dr. Rosa Lvovna, another beloved military man Anatoly (Vladimir Mashkov), the actress performed in the crime drama "Thief", which was even nominated for "Oscar" and "Golden Globe". In 1998, with the participation of the artist, the melodrama "Women's Property" was released, where Amalia was reincarnated as the heroine Olga. The main characters, student Andrei and teacher Elizaveta Petrovna, between whom a romance breaks out, were performed by Konstantin Khabensky and Elena Safonova.

The actress gained fame with the series "Impostors", which was shown on Russian channels for 4 years. In the melodrama, Amalia Mordvinova played the heroine Nina. The plot of the film is based on the history of the relationship between the venerable writer Govorov (Mikhail Ulyanov) and the student - the young writer Mitya Panin (Evgeny Stychkin).

In parallel, the actress took part in the thriller "The Recluse", in which it was about a young student, Anna, who studies the work of the writer Konstantin Streletsky (Alexander Baluev). Having met the idol at a second-hand book exhibition, the girl falls in love with Constantine.

In the tragicomedy of the German-Georgian production "27 stolen kisses" Amalia Mordvinova got into the international cast. Georgian Nutsa Kukhianidze, Russian actor Yevgeny Sidikhin, French cinema star Pierre Richard became partners on the actress's working site.

The most famous project of Amalia is considered the detective "The Hunt for Cinderella", where the actress played a graduate of the screenwriting department of VGIK, who works at a video rental point.

In 2002, the filmography of Amalia Mordvinova was replenished with works in the films "Entrance through the window" and "Looking for a bride without a dowry". In 2003, the actress starred in the musical film "The Witch's Recipe". In the comedy, Amalia was transformed into the wife of a businessman, Polina, who cannot get pregnant. To achieve the goal, the girl gets a lover, and also attends witchcraft sessions.

The melodrama “Swan Paradise”, the ironic detective “Dasha Vasilyeva - a lover of private investigation”, the musical “Three Musketeers”, the household drama “Only you”, the detective series “Chasing the Angel” also became popular.

Be sure to note the comedy "Parisians", in which Mordvinova again played in tandem with the French comedian Pierre Richard. From the last works of the actress, the war drama "Kromov" and the surrealistic film "Generation P" based on the novel by Viktor Pelevin stand out. It should be added that for the past several years the actress has appeared in the credits under the unusual name Amalia & Amalia.

Amalia Mordvinova met her first husband, sound engineer Igor Zorin while scoring the first film "Dreams". Young people lived together for six years, after which a divorce followed, which the young woman was going through hard.

Soon, the artist's personal life improved. For the second time, Mordvinova married in 2000 to businessman Alexander Gol'dansky, well known for the firm "Green Forest", which produces doors and windows from valuable wood species.

It is interesting that Amalia met Alexander many years ago in the company of mutual friends, and the new meeting ended with a wedding, the birth of her daughter Diana and the change of her surname to Goldanskaya. Together, the couple created the production center "Theatrical business of the Goldansky", which still exists. This family union lasted 4 years. It was after the second divorce that Amalia, who each time took the name of her next spouse, decided to use the pseudonym Amalia & Amalia in the credits.

But the actress was not alone for long and soon again went down the aisle with businessman Vadim Belyaev, from whom she gave birth to three children - the son of Herman and daughters Evangelina and Seraphim. In 2009, Mordvinova divorced Belyaev and moved permanently to India, Goa. On the seaside, the actress met a new life partner - Igor Gnatenko, with whom she did not dare to marry for the fourth time.

Now Amalia is engaged in spiritual practices, yoga and periodically appears in Moscow to participate in secular life. The actress lives in three countries - Russia, India and the United States, but is not going to resume an active film career. Amalia maintains friendly relations with her ex-husbands, but the actress does not yet strive for a new union. Amalia does not even allow herself to flirt with members of the opposite sex. Mordvinova completely devoted herself to raising children and spiritual growth.

Amalia Mordvinova does not maintain her own accounts on social networks, including Instagram. The actress prefers live communication. Photos of the red-haired beauty periodically appear in open sources of information.

In 2016, Amalia Mordvinova appeared before fans in a new role. The actress released her first collection of poetry, The Concept of the Garden of Eden. The poems of the newly-minted poetess contain philosophical reflections and lines filled with romance.

In 2017, the actress made a statement on the creation of another joint project with ex-spouse Alexander Goldansky. Amalia hopes that it will be possible to implement the plan to stage a children's play.

1998-2002 - "Impostors" 1999 - "Recluse" 2000 - "Hunt for Cinderella" 2003 - "Looking for a bride without a dowry" 2003 - "Recipe for a witch" 2004 - "Dasha Vasilyeva. Lover of Private Investigation "2005 -" Three Musketeers "2006 -" Chasing an Angel "2009 -" Kromov "2011 -" Generation P "

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