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Lidia Smirnova - Biography, Date of Birth, Place of Birth, Filmography
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Lydia Smirnova was born in 1915 in Tobolsk. The girl's mother was a teacher, her father was a tsarist officer. Lost both parents as a child. The father disappeared during the hostilities, then Lydia's younger brother died. The mother was never able to recover from the loss. She was placed in a psychiatric hospital, where she died. The orphaned Smirnova was taken up by her father's brother.
After receiving her school certificate, Lydia left for Moscow and became a student at an industrial and technical college. In parallel, she also studied at the choreographic school at the Bolshoi Theater. Then Smirnova entered the aviation institute, but was carried away by the stage and left the second year to study acting at the school at the Chamber Theater. While still a student, she performed on the stage of the Realistic and Chamber Theaters.
The first film with Lydia Smirnova was released in 1934 - the girl played a cameo role in the film Nastya Ustinova. During her years of study in theater, the actress was often invited to auditions, but rarely approved. In 1938, Lydia played a tiny role in the film New Moscow. Since 1940, her career as a film actress began to take shape. Smirnova played the main role in the comedy My Love, after which she became very popular. A guy from our city, New house, Sea battalion, Uncle's dream, Two lives, Fakir for an hour, Multi-colored pebbles, Summer cottage, Three came out of the forest, Balzaminov's marriage, Son's return, Marriage loan, Tranquility is canceled, Heiresses - all these are films with the participation of Lydia Smirnova, in which she performed the main role.
Since 1945, Lydia has played on the stage of the Film Actor's Studio Theater. She was a member of the CPSU since 1952. For her acting career, she was awarded many awards, including the 3rd degree Stalin Prize and the title of People's Artist.
Smirnova died in 2007. She was buried at the capital's Vvedensky cemetery.
Lydia Smirnova has blue eyes, natural red hair, fair skin and full lips. The shape of the face is rectangular, the forehead is high, the hair is curly, thick. Lydia Smirnova did not change her hair color, preferring natural. The actress has a large, straight nose and an oval chin. The growth of the actress is 168 cm, no tattoos.
