Natalya Zashchipina

The life of Natalia Zashchipina is similar to the biography of Robertino Loretti. The actress, who became a star not even in her youth, but in childhood, is still known to moviegoers from a photo of many years ago. The former perky girl with pigtails has been serving in the most cheerful theater in Moscow for many decades.

Natalya Alexandrovna is a native Muscovite from an intelligent family. The mother of the future star played the piano - she gave concerts and taught music, her father trained the gymnastics team of the NKVD. When the war began, Alexander Zashchipin volunteered for the front, although he had a reservation, and died defending the Kaluga region.

After the Victory, the girl had a stepfather - Isaac Levin, who worked as a chief engineer at a Moscow plant and treated Natasha like his own. Back in wartime, she managed to star in her first and main film "There was a girl," which tells about the children of the blockade.

The girl with a clear voice, beautifully dressed up by her grandmother, was spotted on the playground by the assistant director Viktor Eisymont. After passing the tests, Natasha, approved for the role of Katya, and the girl's mother went with the film crew to Leningrad. By that time, the blockade of the city had been broken through, but had not yet been completely removed, and the Zashchipins were getting to the filming location along the Road of Life. The film came out at the same time truthful and bright, inspiring the audience with hope for a quick victory.

After the release of the tape, Natasha woke up famous, and while studying at school she starred in 5 more films. Popularity complicated the life of a young actress in childhood. The administration of the secondary educational institution did not like the student who received bags of letters and who sometimes dyed her hair at the insistence of the directors. After the merger of Natasha's girls' school with a neighboring male girl in the corridor, a fat boy, several years younger than her, systematically tripped up. The future colleague at the Theater of Satire and All-Union star Andrei Mironov was a harmful young man.

The early start of the film career prevented Zachipina when she entered the university. In theatrical universities, the girl was denied acceptance of documents with the words "You play in the cinema - go to VGIK", and in the forge of cinematographic shots they discouraged the applicant with the phrase "we have nothing to teach you, you are a star anyway."

For help, Natalia turned to Sergei Gerasimov, with whose wife - Tamara Makarova - she played in the film "First Grader". On the advice of the director, the girl entered an additional course, which was recruited in the fall. Olga Pyzhova, the teacher Zashchipina, only in her second year learned that the student was a movie star, and, being a theater actress, forbade Natalya to act in films during her studies.

The main director of the Theater of Satire Valentin Pluchek, where the actress entered after graduating from VGIK, also had a negative attitude to the filming. As a result of these prohibitions, the filmography of the actress after children's works is small.

The second film by Zashchipina was Ilya Fraz's children's fantasy "The Elephant and the Rope", on the set of which there were many funny episodes. So, the most ill-mannered animal turned out to be not an elephant, on whose trunk the girl courageously sat down, and not a cheetah, but a camel that dropped the baby. The fall resulted in a scar on his chin. One of the summer scenes was filmed in winter, and the 6-year-old Natasha, who was running through the frost in a summer dress, was being soldered by the film crew with brandy.

“The Elephant and the Rope” gave the young star an acquaintance with Faina Ranevskaya, with whom Natalia also played in the film “They Have a Homeland” based on the play by Sergei Mikhalkov. Faina Georgievna, negatively assessing the tape created based on the work of the author of the anthem, warmly recalled her work with Zashchipina.

In 1961, the actress played a small role in the tape of Tatiana Lioznova "Evdokia". The heroine Zashchipina, as in the first film, was called Katya, and she again had a fighting character. But if the blockade girl fervently sang the aria "A particle of the devil is in us at times!", Then the heroine from "Evdokia" tore from the wall a picture presented to her foster mother by her first lover.

In 1975, the artist played the mother of Andrei Rostotsky's character, Mitya, in the tape of her old friend Ilya Fraz "We Didn't Pass It", which tells about the practice of students of a teacher training college. After the film, Natalya Zashchipina did not act in films for a quarter of a century, appearing on the screen only at the beginning of the new millennium. In the sitcom Toys, the actress played the grandmother of one of the main characters, but the series had low ratings and closed after 2 seasons.

But the star of the 40s became the queen of voice acting. The characters of "Octopus" and "Twin Peaks", "Duck Tales" and "Miracles on the bends", and even Chip from the animated series about rodents hurrying to the rescue, speak in the voice of Zchipina. Behind Natalya Alexandrovna's shoulders are dozens of roles played on the stage.

The artist got married three times. The first spouse of Zashchipina was the future director of the Gorky Film Studio Yevgeny Kotov. Zhenya studied to be a screenwriter and charmed the girls not so much with their appearance as with their eloquence and erudition. The actress left Kotov, having fallen in love with Yuri Bugna, a student at the Surikov School, who worked as a design for performances at the Theater of Satire. A handsome and talented guy turned out to be a nasty husband - scandalous and unfaithful. Married to Bugnu Zashchipina gave birth to her only son, Mikhail.

The actress found happiness in her personal life with her third husband, her theater colleague Boris Kumaritov. A number of sources claim that this marriage was never registered. Zachipina herself says that she really objected to putting another stamp in her passport, but after 3 years of love and harmony, she decided on another trip to the registry office in order to no longer give bribes for checking into one hotel room.

Boris and Natalya became friends at the rehearsal of the production of Don Juan, or Love for Geometry - the choreographer put the actors in one dance pair. Together they also played in the television play “Two Comedies of Bronislav Nusic”. The young people were the same age, Kumaritov's father, like Zashchipina's father, did not return from the war. According to Natalya Alexandrovna, the rapprochement took place on her initiative.

The couple lived for 35 years, never scandalous. The most famous role of Kumaritov is Gyula in the TV show "Wake up and Sing". Boris Mikhailovich was the uncle of the future oligarch Mikhail Prokhorov. The actor died suddenly at the age of 60 - after swimming in the Kumaritov pool, he had a heart attack.

Son Zashchipina is engaged in the computer business. The only role of Mikhail is little Svante Svantenson in the film "The Kid and Carlson Who Lives on the Roof", in which Natalya Alexandrovna played her mother, Tatyana Peltzer - the "house-tormentor", Spartak Mishulin - the little man with the propeller, and Andrey Mironov - the burglar.

The legend of Soviet cinema lives with his son and daughter-in-law. The actress regrets that she does not have grandchildren, and that in her youth she was too serious about the prohibitions of teachers and theater directors and refused offers to act in films.

In January 2019, Natalya Alexandrovna celebrated her 80th birthday. In her native theater, Zachipina now plays roles in two productions - in the play about Carlson, the actress plays Freken Bock, and in the play "Where are we ?!" - one of the mothers. Like many older ladies, the star of the 40s of the 20th century loves to cook, do crosswords and play solitaire.

1944 - "Once upon a time there was a girl" 1945 - "An elephant and a string" 1948 - "First grader" 1949 - "They have a Motherland" 1951 - "In the steppe" 1954 - "Children of the partisan" 1958 - "Vanya" 1961 - "Evdokia" 1971 - "The Kid and Carlson Who Lives on the Roof" 1975 - "Little Comedies of the Big House" 1975 - "Mayakovsky Laughs, or Bedbug-75" 1975 - "We Didn't Pass It" 2000 - "We're 75!" 2005 - "Usadba" 2008 - "Veronica will not come" 2010 - "Toys"

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