Olga Mateshko

On February 15, 2019, "Arguments and Facts" devoted a separate article to the actors of the legendary war film "Only Old Men Go to Battle", accompanied by their photographs from the motion picture and real life, which told about the fate of their favorite artists. Rustam Sagdullaev repeated the path of his hero Romeo - he fell in love with a Russian girl, Sergei Podgorny, who is also Smuglyanka, unfortunately, became addicted to alcohol, and Olga Mateshko (pilot Zoya) left her homeland for a long time, moving to the USA.

2 years after the end of the Great Patriotic War, on October 26, in the urban-type village of Gostomel, Kiev region, famous for the Holy Protection Church of the 18th century and which gave the world the Soviet animator Caesar Orshansky and pianist Alexander Eidelman, the first-born was born in the Mateshko family. The father and mother named the child Olya. Since childhood, the girl dreamed of a stage and, while still a preschool girl, recited poetry at a local club. After 6 years, she had a younger brother, Tolik.

In an interview, Anatoly Nikolaevich recalled that she was actually engaged in raising him - she collected and sent him to school, resolved conflicts that arose, while his parents disappeared at work. Under the influence of his elder sister, the brother embarked on the acting path (however, the head of the family, who wanted to see the heir as an engineer, initially opposed the son's decision).

Immediately after graduating from a higher educational institution, where the student listened to the knowledge taught in the workshop of Olga Pyzhova and Boris Bibikov, the famous film studio of feature films named after Alexander Dovzhenko took the graduate into its strong arms.

The native VGIK gave the actress, outwardly similar to her colleague Valeria Zaklunnaya, an acquaintance with her future husband: Alexander Itygilov studied at the neighboring camera department. Deep feelings immediately flared up between the young people, or, as the artist herself preferred to say, "high chemistry" occurred. The lovers spent almost all their time with each other, so fellow students quickly got used to being together.

In 1971, when Alexander was absent from Moscow (the guy was doing an internship in Perm), his parents Atai Ilyich and Maria Yakovlevna came to him, and Olga had to meet them. The "Bride" was more than successful: a year later, in Kiev, in the small apartment of the bride's father and mother, a wedding took place. Soon, the couple nursed a newborn baby, named Sasha on the advice of a friend of Sergei Ivanov.

The happy marriage of two amazing people was interrupted by a man's radiation sickness. The director and cameraman, despite problems with the thyroid gland, went to Chernobyl for six months to shoot the accident at the nuclear power plant, where he received a large dose of infection. He died of a transient sarcoma of the lungs at the Botkin hospital on June 25, 1990.

ARCHIVE Zirki Ukrainian cinema actress Olga Mateshko and director Oleksandr Itigilov (1944-1990) with blue Oleksandr Kiev, 1979 rik (c) Viktor Marushchenko

The son followed in the footsteps of adults and was very successful in cinema. In 2019, the premieres of the series Tyson, Sunny November and Mother's Heart took place, and in 2020 he worked on Shattered Dreams.

In 2012, when asked by journalist Andrei Kryvtsun about his personal life, the celebrity honestly answered that there is a person who has become a support for her after the death of her beloved husband. However, she did not want to expand on this side of the biography in detail.

As for individual preferences, Olga Nikolaevna adores milk, potatoes fried in vegetable oil, and lard, dreams only of health not letting down, and considers cooking borscht right in the frame to be aerobatics in her acting career.

The filmography of the aspiring actress started a year after her appearance at the film studio. In 1970, the beautiful Mateshko appeared as a Komsomol member in The City of First Love, a young lady on the embankment in the film adaptation of Alexander Malyshkin's story “Sevastopol” and Zoya in the military drama “The Gardens of Semiramis”.

Before appearing in the role of the pilot of the U-2 night bomber in the legendary film by Leonid Bykov, which brought her all-Union fame and love of the audience, Olga reincarnated as Vera Kryzhanovskaya in "Coming to You", radio operator Klava in "Turn on the Northern Lights", a journalist in a red dress in "The Right to Jump" and Olga Petrovna in "Seventeenth Transatlantic".

It is curious that initially the younger brother of the artist was supposed to play the Darkie, but later the actor refused the role (flashed in episodes), and it went to Sergei Podgorny. The legend of Soviet cinema always spoke warmly and affectionately about colleagues on the set. Their meetings took place like old good friends, and Sergei Ivanov (Grasshopper) remained a close friend for life.

Up to moving to the USA in 1994, Mateshko was actively filming, in the piggy bank of her works - "Stories about Keshka and his friends", "The thought of Kovpak", "The Lost Expedition", "Golden River", "Don't Cry, Girl", "Son of a Champion", "D'Artagnan and the Three Musketeers", "Women seriously joke", "Socrates" and others.

Once overseas, the woman took up teaching at the St. Sergius Academy in Manhattan and worked on a TV channel for Ukrainian emigrants.

Having lived abroad for a long time, Mateshko returned to her homeland and again began acting in films: in 2018, with her participation, the projects "Pantry of Life", "Journey to the Center of the Soul" and "Traces to the Past" saw the light. Unfortunately, there is no information about what the actress is doing right now: she does not give interviews and does not become a frequent guest on television programs.

1970 - "Sevastopol" 1971 - "The City of First Love" 1974 - "Only" Old Men "Go to Battle 1977 -" Golden River "1979 -" D'Artagnan and Three Musketeers "1981 -" ​​Women Are Seriously Joking "1991 -" Socrates " 2005 - “The Myth of the Ideal Man. Detective story from Tatyana Ustinova "2008 -" Buy a friend "2011 -" Donut Lucy "2013 -" Two Ivans "2017 -" The second life of Eve "2018 -" Pantry of life "2018 -" Journey to the center of the soul "2018 -" Traces to the past "

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