Svetlana Amanova

Svetlana Gennadievna Amanova is an actress of Soviet and Russian cinema, remembered by the audience for the comedy by Leonid Gaidai "Sportloto 82". Included in the leading cast of the Maly Theater.

Svetlana was born in Moscow in the spring of 1961. From an early age she dreamed of becoming an actress and persistently walked towards this goal. At first, the "stage" for the girl was her home, where the little actress arranged "performances" and "concerts" for parents and guests.

During her school years, Svetlana Amanova enrolled in an amateur group and played the first roles here with pleasure. In middle school, the girl studied at a theater school. At the same time, Amanova developed another of her talent - vocal and musical. The parents took their daughter to the Gnessin school. Here for 7 years Amanova learned to play the violin.

For a long time, Svetlana Amanova was "torn" between two hobbies, not knowing which one to give preference to. In Gnesinka, the girl was making serious progress. And the parents dreamed that their daughter would connect her future life with classical music. But the girl hesitated, because the scene attracted more and more.

After graduating from school, Svetlana Amanova entered the Boris Shchukin Theater School. After graduating in 1982, the young actress was accepted into the troupe of the Maly Theater.

1982 was the happiest year in Svetlana's professional career. And the reason for this was not only the receipt of a diploma and admission to the famous Maly Theater, but also a brilliant film debut.

The cinematic biography of Svetlana Amanova began rapidly. The actress starred in the film "From Evening to Noon", playing the girl Katya. Amanova pulled out a lucky ticket - from the first days of working in the cinema, she got into the star cast, which included Vsevolod Sanaev, Leonid Filatov, Natalya Fateeva.

This film was immediately followed by the second - "The journey will be pleasant", where Amanova appeared in the title role. The heroine Luda, having rendered a profitable service to Gennady (Boris Galkin), a partner of the enterprise where she works, goes with the young man on a road trip to the Black Sea coast.

But not this, but the next project made Svetlana famous throughout the Soviet Union. Leonid Gaidai's offer to star in the comedy film Sportloto-82 was akin to a winning lottery ticket.

The comedy instantly became a box office leader. For six months "Sportloto-82" in the cinemas of the country was watched by more than 55 million viewers. The aspiring actress did not expect such a resounding success. Amanova began to be invited to various television programs, photos of the actress decorated the covers of fashion magazines, interviews were published in the first newspapers of the country. It seemed that the artist had a star road ahead.

Indeed, at first, Svetlana rapidly climbed the career ladder. True, this applied to theater, not cinema. In the Maly Theater, Svetlana began to trust the main roles. In the productions “Children of Vanyushin”, “Choice”, “Tsar Fyodor Ioannovich” and “Living Corpse” theater-goers enjoyed watching the play of their favorite actress.

The cinematic biography of Svetlana Amanova, after a break, continued in 1985. And again a starring role in the film by Karen Shakhnazarov "Winter Evening in Gagra". Svetlana appeared in the film as Alena, daughter of Beglov (Evgeny Evstigneev). The girl, who in her childhood loved her father without memory, on the eve of the wedding asks Beglov not to come to the celebration. The cast of the film - Alexander Pankratov-Cherny, Natalya Gundareva, Sergei Nikonenko, Petr Shcherbakov, Alexander Shirvindt, Georgy Burkov - made them keep a high performing standard.

In the same year, with the participation of Svetlana Amanova in the leading role, the drama "On the Eve", a screen version of the work of Ivan Turgenev, was released. The heroine Elena Strakhova, blinded by the ideals of humanism, marries the Bulgarian student Insarov (Anthony Genov), with whom she goes to Bulgaria. On the way, the young democrat dies suddenly.

After that Svetlana Amanova “disappeared” from the screens again. The actress concentrated on her work in the theater. The audience was able to see the girl in 1989. Svetlana played in the melodrama "Ladder" together with Oleg Menshikov, Elena Yakovleva, Leonid Kuravlev. This picture was remembered for the fact that the actress first appeared on the screen in the nude.

In the mid-1990s, Yuri Lyubimov returned to Taganka and immediately decided to stage Doctor Zhivago. The director offered to play the role of Larisa Svetlana Amanova. The choice was dictated by the high skill of the artist and musical data. Svetlana Gennadievna's ability to play the violin came in handy here. The production was a huge success.

But Amanova did not go on tour in Europe, as she received an offer from director Sergei Solovyov. The filmmaker decided to stage the first performance on the theater stage. It was "Uncle Vanya" by Anton Pavlovich Chekhov.

Later, Amanova shared that she never regretted such a choice. In this production, Solovyov brought together a truly stellar cast. Vitaly Solomin and Yuri Solomin, Tatiana Drubich and other wonderful artists played in "Uncle Vanya" for several years, collecting sold out in the theater.

The 1990s, not in vain called "dashing", turned out to be the most difficult period in the artist's creative life. She did not appear on the screen at all and hardly played in the theater. During this decade, Svetlana Amanova starred in only 6 films, which is very little for an actress of this scale. In 1992, Svetlana's name appeared in the credits of the film "Time for Your Life", where Oleg Fomin, Sergey Nikonenko, Nikita Vysotsky, Igor Ugolnikov also played.

In the same year, the actress reincarnated as a medieval character - Queen Berengaria of England in the film adaptation of the director Yevgeny Gerasimov "Richard the Lionheart" about the campaign of the King of England to Jerusalem. In the comedy "Russian Business" Amanova tried on a characteristic image, playing an activist of the "green" movement. Savely Kramarov, Semyon Farada, Natalia Krachkovskaya starred in the comedy of Mikhail Kokshenov.

In 1995, the artist appeared in the melodrama "The Young Lady-Peasant", where she played the role of Amalia, and a year later she played two main roles in the children's musical "Lisa and Eliza". In 1997, the actress appeared in the short film "In Paris", playing a sweetheart, and two years later she got into the ensemble of the youth series "Simple Truths".

In the new century, the actress began to return to the theater stage and screens. At the theater, Amanova played in the play "Woe from Wit". After that, the actress briefly left for Montreal, where she appeared on stage in the theatrical production of Wolves and Sheep.

In 2004, Svetlana Amanova returned to Russia and again got a job at the Maly Theater, where she played for several years. After moving to her homeland, the first work of the actress on the television screen was the role of Madame de Volange in the rating series of the early 2000s "Poor Nastya" about the fate of Baron Korf's pupil (Daniil Strakhov), whom Lieutenant Repnin (Pyotr Krasilov) falls in love with.

In the early 2000s, the actress played several roles in the series. The most rated of the films was the sitcom Margosha, where Svetlana Amanova reincarnated as the mother of the hero Igor Rebrov (Eduard Trukhmenev). Two years later, the actress's filmography was replenished with work in the melodrama "Seraphim the Beautiful", the main character of which (Ekaterina Porubel) is going through a lot: the betrayal of her husband Viktor Zorin (Kirill Grebenshchikov), her son's illness, life difficulties. Svetlana Amanova appeared in the film as the city journalist Polina Sergeevna.

In 2012, the actress delighted her fans with her work in the Lone Wolf crime detective, where she appeared as the inconsolable widow of operative Vladimir Boev (Sergei Plotnikov).

In 2014, Svetlana played a supporting role in the melodrama about the first year of study of the boy Vasya at the school "Diary of a first-grader's mother."

In 2015, Stanislav Govorukhin invited the artist to participate in the drama "The End of a Beautiful Era" about the life of journalist Andrei Lentulov (Ivan Kolesnikov), who moved from Leningrad to Talin for the sake of his beloved Marina (Svetlana Khodchenkova). Svetlana Amanova got a cameo role in the film.

The beautiful actress, who gained deafening fame after the comedy Gaidai, had no shortage of fans. Amanova received letters from all over the Soviet Union. But the journalist Pavel Gusev became the husband of the light-eyed brunette. A stormy romance very quickly ended in marriage. But, as it turned out, unhappy. After the birth of her daughter Catherine, the union of the actress and the journalist began to collapse. Amanova and Gusev divorced.

The personal life of Svetlana Amanova was again heard after the theater started talking about an allegedly existing romance between her and Vitaly Solomin. The scandalousness of this story was added by the fact that the artist was married.

After Solomin's death, various glossy publications offered the actress to tell the truth about her relationship with the artist. But Svetlana did not agree.

Amanova's daughter, Katya, graduated from the production department of GITIS and is making her own film career.

Now Svetlana Amanova does not often appear on the big screen. In 2016, the actress starred in the Maly Theater TV play Eight Loving Women, based on the work of Robert Thom. Irina Muravyova, Daria Mingazetdinova, Olga Zhevakina also took part in the production of Vladimir Beilis.

In 2017, the shooting of the war drama Anna Karenina by Karen Shakhnazarov, in which the actress got the role of the heroine Lydia Ivanovna, was completed. The plot of the film takes the viewer into the years of the war between Russia and Japan. Already an adult son of Anna Karenina Sergei (Kirill Grebenshchikov) works at the front as a surgeon. Once fate brings a young man to Alexei Vronsky (Maxim Matveev). The elderly soldier turns out to be the only person who can tell about the events that happened many years ago. Elizaveta Boyarskaya appeared in the role of Anna Karenina.

1982 - "From Evening to Noon" 1982 - "The Travel Will Be Pleasant" 1982 - "Sportloto-82" 1985 - "Winter Evening in Gagra" 1985 - "On the Eve" 1989 - "Ladder" 1992 - "Richard the Lionheart" 1995 - " Young Peasant Lady "1996 -" Liza and Eliza "2002 -" Simple Truths "2003 -" Poor Nastya "2009 -" Margosha "2014 -" Diary of a First Grade Mother "

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