Lilian Solomonovna Malkina (born July 14, 1938 , Tallinn ) is a Soviet, Russian and Czech theater and film actress.
| Lilian Malkin | |
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| Birth name | Lilian Solomonovna Malkina |
| Date of Birth | July 14, 1938 (81 year) |
| Place of Birth | Tallinn , Estonia |
| Citizenship |  USSR →  Russia  Czech |
| Profession | actress |
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Biography
From childhood, she attended the drama club, where Vladimir Korenev , Larisa Luzhina , Vitaly Konyaev studied with her.
In 1960 she graduated from the Leningrad Theatrical Institute. A. Ostrovsky and became an actress of the Tallinn Russian Drama Theater. Then she changed a lot of theaters in Leningrad and Moscow:
- in 1964–1966 - Drama and Comedy Theater “On the Foundry” (Leningrad);
- in 1966-1967 - the regional philharmonic;
- in 1968–1970 - Moscow amicable theater “Buffoon”;
- 1970-1971 - Moscow Theater of Drama and Comedy on Taganka ;
- in 1972-1980 - Leningrad Academic Theater of Comedy. N. Akimova ;
- 1980–1984 - Leningrad Theater. Lensoveta;
- 1984-1992 - Leningrad State Theater "Experiment".
In all theaters, Lilian Malkina was densely occupied in the repertoire, played sharp, comedic roles.
In the movie was shot rarely, played mostly episodic roles. The most notable works are: Grandmother ( “Attention, the tortoise!” ), Frida (“ Island of the lost ships ”), Old nun (“Rouen maiden nicknamed Pyshka”), Pobiyayo (“ White clothes ”), Ethel (“By the name of Baron” ).
One of Lillian’s favorite actresses is Faina Ranevskaya , with whom she was well acquainted.
Since 1992, he has been living and working in Prague ( Czech Republic ), has starred in European cinema and Czech television series, plays in five theaters at the same time.
Recognition and rewards
In the Czech Republic, the actress gained popularity after taking part in the film “Nick,” which won the Academy Award in 1997.
Prize IV festival of television films "Sporah" in Arkhangelsk for the best performance of female supporting roles in the series "By the name of Baron" (2003).
The documentary “Pani Malkina - Czech Ranevskaya” (2008, director Sergey Kapkov ) is dedicated to the life and creativity of Lilian Malkina.
Filmography
- 1970 - Attention, the turtle! - Grandma Vova Vasilyeva
- 1970 - Khutorok in the steppe - tappersha
- 1973 - To be happy! - Marina's mother
- 1973 - The Game
- 1977 - Steppe - Rose
- 1978 - Leaving - leave - Nina Grigorevna
- 1981 - Will come the passion-face
- 1981 - Where did Fomenko go? - Korobkina
- 1981 - Dangerous age - a cameo role
- 1983 - Unique - relative
- 1987 - The Island of the Dead Ship - Freda
- 1989 - Rouen maiden nicknamed Pyshka - an old nun
- 1990 - Sunset - Madame Eihbaum
- 1992 - White clothes - Professor Pobiaho
- 1994 - Giorgino (France) - Mrs. Vannepane
- 1995 - Kohl (Czech Republic, United Kingdom, Germany) - Tamara
- 1996 - The Adventures of Pinocchio (USA) - Laundress
- 2001 - By the name of Baron - Ethel
- 2003 - Three colors of love - Sasha's aunt
- 2006 - Charm of Evil - Nurse in Nursing Home
- 2007 - Grindhouse (USA) - Grandmother
- 2007 - Hostel 2 - make-up artist
- 2008 - Love without rules - Fanechka
Literature
- Kapkov S. Favorite comedians - M .: Algorithm-book, 2005.
- Lilian Malkin. Artist for export. - SPb .: Baltic seasons, 2009.
- Kapkov S.V. Queens of laughter. Life that was not there? (series: Persons and mummers). M. Eksmo: Algorithm, 2011, 352s. ISBN 978-5-699-52042-8 . The head of the "round, funny and ..." Lilian Malkin p.275-295, filmography p.342 [1]
Notes
Links
- Lilian Malkin (Eng.) On the Internet Movie Database
- Lilian Malkina: “I was Kolya's grandmother”