Tamara Dmitrievna Sochi (Yakimeko) ( June 18, 1941 , Simferopol , - February 1, 2011 , Moscow ) - Soviet and Russian actress.
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| Birth name | Tamara Dmitrievna Yakimenko |
| Date of Birth | June 18, 1941 |
| Place of Birth | Simferopol , RSFSR , USSR |
| Date of death | February 1, 2011 (69 years) |
| Place of death | Moscow , Russia |
| Citizenship |  the USSR  Russia |
| Profession | actress |
| Career | 1961–1992, 1999,2003 |
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Biography
Tamara Sovchi (nee Yakimenko) was born on June 18, 1941 in Simferopol .
She graduated from the Nemirov seven-year school, the fermentation department of the Lviv Food Technical School and the All-Union State Institute of Cinematography (1966, course of Boris Babochkin ) [1] . She studied at the evening department of the Kiev Polytechnic Institute . She worked as an apparatchina at the Vinnitsa Distillery, in the Theater-Studio of the Film Actor and as the director of voice-over dubbing on television.
She played one of her first roles in the famous film directed by Marlene Hutsiev “ Zastava Ilyich ” (“I am twenty years old”). Notable roles include: Akulina (“The Children of Vanyushin ”), Liza ( “Thirst for the Creek” ), Polina (“ Stepmother ”), Katerina ( “SOS” over the Taiga ), Gorkina (“ Arriving ”), Loskutova (“The White Raven ” ), Volnova (“ Legal marriage ”), Larisa (“ I myself am a Vyatka native ”). She took an active part in the dubbing of film studios of the Union republics and foreign tapes.
She was married to the Russian actor of Greek origin Georgios Sovchis (1937-1996). She died on February 1, 2011. She was buried at the Khovansky cemetery , in Moscow, next to her husband.
Filmography
- 1962 - Zastava Ilyich - Valya
- 1963 - Monday is a hard day - Zoya Khristoforova
- 1964 - Peacetime - Masha
- 1964 - Krinitsy - Paradise Bullfinch
- 1964 - Pharmacist - Pharmacist
- 1966 - Wild Honey - Nurse
- 1967 - Mysterious Wall [2]
- 1967 - Two hours earlier - Snow Maiden
- 1967 - Zarechenskie grooms - Tanya Trifonova
- 1967 - Journalist - employee letters
- 1968 - According to Russia
- 1968 - Thirst for the Creek - Lisa
- 1968 - Meetings at dawn - Valya Ryakhina
- 1969 - I am his bride
- 1969 - Mr Twister
- 1971 - Nyurkin life
- 1972 - Two-faced Janus - the bride
- 1972 - Grand Master - Anya
- 1972 - Your Home Address - Sonya
- 1973 - 100% Nylon - Habibullina
- 1973 - Stepmother - Polina
- 1973 - Children of Vanyushin - Akulina
- 1974 - Heaven is with me - guest
- 1974 - Shoo and Duportfelis - seller
- 1975 - Fair magic - Marina's mother
- 1975 - Mayakovsky laughs
- 1975 - Athos - dining room cashier
- 1976 - Blue portrait - Tanya's mother
- 1976 - “SOS” over the taiga - Katerina Uvarova
- 1977 - Arriving - Elena Gorkina
- 1977 - Incognito from St. Petersburg - non-commissioned officer Ivanova
- 1978 - Man changes skin - Lyuba Smirnova
- 1978 - Old Fashioned Comedy - Barmaid
- 1980 - White Raven - Loskutova Lyuba
- 1982 - I do not want to be an adult
- 1982 - Hope and Reliance - Olga
- 1983 - Lethargy
- 1984 - Do ghosts in captivity
- 1985 - Slavic farewell - Ludmila Gerasimovna’s neighbor
- 1985 - Legal marriage - Klava Volnova
- 1988 - Help, Brothers! - Second Lady
- 1988 - Aelita, do not bother men
- 1991 - Charged with Death - Secretary
- 1992 - Amusement Park
- 1992 - I myself - Vyatka native - Larisa
- 1999 - Transit for the Devil
- 2003 - Carmen
Notes
- ↑ Yury Sergeevich Pobedonostsev gained the course, soon he was replaced by Yakov Aleksandrovich Segel and, later, Boris Andreevich Babochkin
- ↑ In the credits of T. Sovchis