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Natalya Andreychenko - Biography, Date of Birth, Place of Birth, Filmography
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Born on May 3, 1956 in Moscow.
In 1977 she graduated from the All-Union State Institute of Cinematography (workshop of Sergei Bondarchuk and Irina Skobtseva).
Already in her second year she played in her first film "From Dawn to Dawn". By the end of VGIK, she already had five roles on her account. The most interesting works of those years are the big role of Tanyusha in Stepan's memorandum (directed by KV Ershov) and a tiny episode ("The girl on the cart") in The Steppe (directed by SF Bondarchuk). Natalya Andreichenko gained fame in professional cinematographic circles after the role of the beautiful Siberian Nastya Solomina in Andrei Konchalovsky's "Siberiade". Another remarkable work of those years is the tragic role of Olga in "The Merchant and the Poet" by Samson Samsonov.
In 1983, two of the most popular films with her participation were released: "The Field War Romance" by Peter Todorovsky and "Mary Poppins, Goodbye" by Leonid Kvinikhidze. The role of Lyuba Antipova in Pyotr Todorovsky's film "Field-of-War" remains the pinnacle of Andreichenko's acting career.
In 1985-1988 the actress played the main roles with Alexander Belinsky in the musical film "Maritsa" and in Ernest Yasan's melodrama "Sorry" (together with Igor Kostolevsky and Viktor Merezhko). The eighties were the most successful in the work of the actress. It is no coincidence that for three years she was recognized as the best actress of the year.
In 1992 she starred in Sergei Bondarchuk's TV series "Quiet Flows the Don" as Daria, in 1994 - in several Hollywood films: "Night Watch", Shell's film "Candles in the Dark", as well as "Little Odessa", which received the "Silver Lion" at the 1994 Venice Festival.
Lives in Moscow, USA and Switzerland.
Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1984).
