Natalia Tarasyuk

How often in a person's life everything is decided by chance. A chance meeting, a chance acquaintance, a chance find, an overheard conversation. In the same way, by chance, Tara Igorevna Amirkhanova became an actress. Natalya Tarasyuk (that was the girl's name originally) was born in the capital of the Byelorussian SSR. It happened on March 26, 1981.

Due to the fact that Natasha's father was a military submariner, the Tarasyuk family periodically moved from place to place, until, ultimately, they stopped in St. Petersburg.

The girl did not think at all about the career of an actress. Even after graduating from high school, Natalya entered the financial and economic faculty of the St. Petersburg State University of Economics. However, Tarasyuk did not manage to graduate from this university.

Walking one day through the northern capital of Russia, the girl came across the building of another university - the theater. At the entrance there was a sign informing about the holding of a creative competition that day.

Natalia came in, took part, heard the praise from the teachers and received an offer to become their student - an offer that Tarasyuk could not refuse. In 2003, the girl received a diploma from the St. Petersburg State Academy.

The debut appearance of Natalia (at that time already Tara Amirkhanova) on the screen took place in 2002. It happened in the film "Lady Victory", which tells about athletes and was filmed by Kirill Kapitsa and Alexander Stroyev. The main roles in the series were played by Dmitry Isaev, Sergey Selin, Georgy Shtil, Evgeny Dyatlov, Yulia Levanova and Olesya Potashinskaya.

The following year, Tara starred in the detective series "Mongoose" by the same Kapitsa and Igor Kopylov. The series told the story of a retired investigator, former paratrooper and kickboxing champion, who decided to open their own detective agency, after which the series is named. The main roles went to Vadim Karev, Anna Banshchikova, Valery Kukhareshin and Yan Tsapnik.

In 2004, Amirkhanova appeared in the sixth season of "Streets of Broken Lights" by Vladimir Nakhabtsev Jr., Vlad Furman and company. This time, the girl had a chance to work with Leonid Kuravlev, Alexander Polovtsev, Mikhail Trukhin, Leroy Kudryavtseva, Yevgeny Dyatlov and Oscar Kuchera.

A year later, the actress was invited to "The Big Walk" - a series directed by Grigory Zhikharevich, who also previously worked on "Streets of Broken Lanterns." The director's new project told the story of a reporter who began filming a secret reality show that ended in a crime drama with elements of comedy.

In 2006, Amirkhanova starred with Igor Kolenov ("The Gold of Troy", "The Taming of the Shrew", "The Happiness Club") in the detective series "His Majesty's Secret Service". The story unfolds at the beginning of the last century. Sergei Izvekov, a student turned secret government agent, is investigating a terrorist attack that killed his fiancée. The main roles in "His Majesty's Secret Service" were played by Yuri Itskov, Yuri Tarasov and Alexander Alekseev.

In 2007, the actress played the role of Princess Tarakanova in the historical melodrama "Musketeers of Catherine" by Alexei Karelin ("Revenge is like medicine", "Where the rains go", "Time to collect stones").

The following year, Tara Amirkhanova played the role of the wife of the Soviet mentalist and medium Wolf Messing. By the way, the girl played the role of Aida Mikhailovna Report-Messing twice: in the series "Wolf Messing: He Who Seen Through Time" and in the series "The Son of the Father of Nations".

Also in 2009, Tara starred in the crime drama "Dealer" by Viktor Baturlin and Alexei Lebedev. Amirkhanova's company on the set was made up of Boris Voitsekhovsky, Boris Khvoschnyansky and Ekaterina Reshetnikova.

In 2011, together with Roman Gribkov and singer Nastya Zadorozhnaya, Tara appeared in the detective story "Drug Traffic" by Nikolai Borets and Natalia Buchneva. According to the plot of the picture, the drug "Wild Honey", a doping development of Soviet scientists, fell into the hands of criminals. The main characters try to solve this case before it's too late.

Natalya Tarasyuk got married in 2002. Her chosen one was a classmate Vadim Amirkhanov, known to viewers from the TV series "Deadly Power", "Streets of Broken Lanterns" and "Labyrinths of Mind".

After the wedding, the girl took her husband's surname, and also changed her name (the new name was formed from the first four letters of the previous surname). Such a move made the audience puzzle a little over the nationality of the actress. In 2009, the couple divorced peacefully. They never had time to have children.

Amirkhanova is fond of yoga - this allows the actress to look so gorgeous on the screen (with an increase of 172 centimeters, her weight is only 55 kilograms).

On November 13, 2017, the series "Morozova" was released. This film is a detective comedy directed by Ivan Shchegolev, Sergey Lesogorov and Oleg Galin for the Russia-Planet TV channel.

Tara played the main role in this project - the role of Anna Mikhailovna Morozova, head of the expertise department of the Kaluga regional forensic center. In addition to difficulties at work, Anna is trying to sort out her personal life issues.

Amirkhanova's company in this project was made up of actors Dmitry Mazurov (Pyatnitsky, Karpov), Alexander Galibin (The Master and Margarita, Walking Through the Torments), Andrey Noskov (Londongrad: Know Ours, The Adventures of Soldier Ivan Chonkin ”), Olesya Sugak (“ Sasha Tanya ”,“ Fortune Teller ”) and Marianna Schultz (“ The Life and Adventures of Mishka Yaponchik ”,“ Women in a Game without Rules ”).

Tara rarely gives interviews, is not registered on Instagram (so you shouldn't look for a page with her photo there) and generally dislikes social networks. Therefore, until the very premiere, it remains a mystery - in which film or series the actress will act next.

2002 - "Lady Victory" 2003 - "Mongoose" 2004 - "Streets of Broken Lanterns 6" 2005 - "Big Walk" 2006 - "His Majesty's Secret Service" 2007 - "Catherine's Musketeers" 2009 - "Wolf Messing: Seen Through Time "2009 -" Dealer "2011 -" Drug Traffic "2017 -" Morozova "

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