Aksyuta, Tatyana Vladimirovna

She graduated from the State Institute of Theater Arts. A.V. Lunacharsky , workshop of Vladimir Valentinovich Kuzmin .

She worked at the Russian Academic Youth Theater until 2002 . Actress Tatyana Aksyuta was remembered by the audience for her roles in films of the early 1980s. “ You never dreamed ” and “The Tale of Wanderings ”, where she played the main roles.

About shooting the film Tatyana recalls:

“Director Ilya Fraz was the coryphaeus of children's cinema and liked to do 5-6 takes each. It got ridiculous. Lena Mayorova, who did not endure rehearsals at all, played a neighbor with whom we had such a dialogue in the entrance by the mailbox: “Katya, the guy came to you here.” “Romka?” I reply. “I don’t know, I didn’t introduce myself. He called until he drove away. " The first take, the second, the third ... In the end, she gives out with a tangled tongue: “Kat, the guy came to you here.” - “Romka?” - “I don’t know, I called until I introduced myself.” Although there were improvisations: my wreath, for example, arose completely unexpectedly. We were all gathered in the park by 9 o’clock, but, while we were all ready, we installed cameras, lunch had already passed, and I had nothing to do to make such a huge wreath of green leaves. And everyone gasped: “Oh, how great, let's shoot in a wreath!”. The film began to be shot from the end, and sometimes we did not even understand what they were saying. There was one scene in a “glass” for taxi drivers, where we talk at night with Nikita Mikhailovsky, who played Romka, about the war and about which of us will die first ... For him, this phrase turned out to be fatal. ”

Nikita Mikhailovsky died at the age of 27 from cancer. The life of Elena Mayorova was tragically cut short - she committed suicide ^[1] . And Vadim Kurkov, who played a classmate of the main characters, died in a car accident in 1998.

The film starred in the film: Irina Miroshnichenko , Lidia Fedoseeva-Shukshina , Albert Filozov , Lyubov Sokolova , Tatyana Peltzer , Elena Solovey , Leonid Filatov .

Despite this, Tatyana does not like to talk about the film that made her famous. As she admits: “For the first five years I couldn’t look at myself on the screen. At the premiere shows, where we were supposed to be present, she looked at others, but only through her fingers at herself. It’s like listening to your voice on a tape and you don’t recognize it, you think: “God, is it really me?” Everything is kind of fake, fake. ” With Tatyana Ivanovna, Peltzer Aksyuta happened to play a movie several more times. As she admits: "We got so close that when I was in a position, she became the first person I told about this."

After the film “ You Never Had A Dream ... ”, popularity simply fell on Aksyuta: “They began to write letters to me, to meet on the streets. They all thought that I was a little schoolgirl, and I had been a married lady for a long time! Therefore, schoolchildren were pestering in a terrible way - they came home, met at the theater. One “telephone master” loved coming to fix the phone. It was terrible all this. True, I sometimes answered letters, not all, of course. ”

Two years later, Aksyuta starred in "The Tale of Wanderings " with Andrei Mironov . She recalls that film: “The material was shot in 2 episodes, and only one was allowed to do it. Therefore, a lot of interesting shots were lost. But I liked participating in this film because there were a lot of extreme situations in it, I even had a stunt girl to perform tricks. But I liked to do everything myself. When filming on Ai-Petri in the Crimea, we hung up a grid into which Mironov and I had to fall. But he was terribly afraid of heights ... "

Gradually, the avalanche of popularity passed. Having starred in several films, Aksyuta completely switched to the theater. By the way, she does not consider herself a movie actress at all: “I have been a theater actress for 20 years. Theater is the most important thing for me. And the movie was just an accident and did not deliver any particular creative satisfaction. But I have never had any serious films in my life. ”

Tatyana Aksyuta worked at the Russian Academic Youth Theater until 2002. For a long time I played little girls. To the question “did you want to play something else”, she replied: “Of course, I wanted to play crazy passions. I came to the theater because I had unhappy love, and I needed the theater in order to throw out my feelings somewhere. Do not believe me, but in my youth I wrote decadent poems in imitation of Zinaida Gippius . I always had a mismatch between my appearance and inner content. Inside, I was a fatal woman. Now I think: “God, how funny and stupid it was!” Now I am a lighter person than in my youth. ”

Although the actress has no former popularity, but on the street she is sometimes still recognized. More often - her peers who watched "You never dreamed ..." in the 1980s. Tatyana recalls a funny incident: “Once I was riding in a trolley, and a man looked at me all the way. He comes up and says:“ Oh God, I recognized you! ”I ask:“ How did you recognize me? ”He told me: "On the ears! You have such ears that I remember them for my whole life."

She herself is not upset that the fame has passed: “In this sense, I am a completely non-actor. There are such actresses who need to play something all the time, for whom tragedy, if the role went not to them. But for me the opposite. I rejoice for others. And then, I'm a lazy guy, I guess. I think it would be nice to play it, it would be nice then. But everything takes so much time! I have no vanity. I remember once Elena Yakovlevna Nightingale and I stood in line at the same store. They recognized her and began to whisper. It was terribly unpleasant. Then a woman comes up to us and says: “You know, you look so much like one actress, Elena Nightingale ...”. And she answered her: “What are you, unless Elena Solovey will stand in line ?!”

Fame only helped me once. Invited to some festival in Alma-Ata . I ran to the airport, and the plane had already flown away. There is a shock with me: tickets are paid, they should meet in Alma-Ata, but I'm hanging around here! And suddenly I look - at a kiosk at the airport they sell a magazine with my physiognomy on the cover. Well, they put him on the next plane. ”

He currently leads a drama club at the Children's Home of Creativity in Sokolniki Park.

The husband of the actress, Yuri Aksyuta , worked for many years at the radio station " Europe Plus ", in 1990 as a DJ . In 1992 he headed it as a program director, and since 2001, as a general producer. In 2002-2003, he was the general producer of Hit FM radio station. Since February 2003 - Director of Music Broadcasting on Channel One . Tatyana talks about him with great love: “ Europe Plus started from him. When we graduated, our course was offered to go to Bryansk . But we did not go to Bryansk, because even a theater had not yet been built there. Then Yura joined the army, and when he returned, he decided to try himself on the radio. At that time, Yuri Levitan was still working there. He really liked Yura, and he took it as an announcer. And then the French arrived and said: “There is such a musical radio station all over the world, do you want to join?” And they asked to give them two young people. Yura was one of them. ”

Daughter Polina (born 1984 ), after graduating from a French special school, graduated from the Moscow Literary Institute (department of literary translation) and the University of Sorbonne (historical and philological department).

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