Maria Vinogradova
Maria Sergeyevna Vinogradova (13 July 1922 – 2 July 1995) was a Russian actress. She appeared in more than one hundred films from 1940 to 1995.
Also recorded as Maria Sergeyevna Vinogradova · Mariya Vinogradova · Mariya Sergeyevna Vinogradova
Maria Vinogradova
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- Name
- Maria Vinogradova
- Born
- 13 July 1922
- Birthplace
- Navoloki, Russian SFSR
- Died
- 2 July 1995
- Place of death
- Moscow, Russia
- Occupation
- Actress
- Nationality
- Soviet Union · Russia
- Education
- Gerasimov Institute of Cinematography
- Honours
- Honored Artist of the RSFSR
- Languages
- Russian
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Maria Sergeyevna Vinogradova (13 July 1922 – 2 July 1995) was a Russian actress. She appeared in more than one hundred films from 1940 to 1995.
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• Name — Maria Vinogradova • Native Name — Мария Виноградова • Born — 13 July 1922 • Birthplace — Navoloki, Russian SFSR • Died — 2 July 1995 • Place of death — Moscow, Russia • Occupation — Actress • Years Active — 1940–1995
Filmography
Filmography
• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1940 — Siberians — Galka • 1944 — Zoya — Vinogradova, Zoya's classmate — uncredited • Once There Was a Girl — episode — uncredited • We from the Urals — Sonya • 1945 — Native Fields — Klanka • 1946 — Elephant and Rope — neighbor — uncredited • 1948 — The Last Stage — Nadja, a nursing aide • The Young Guard — episode • 1953 — The Boarder — Vaska • 1956 — Volnitsa — Julita • 1958 — Star-Child — Star-Child • Volunteers — Sergeant Valya Kukhnarenko • 1959 — Beloved Beauty — Marya — voice • 1960 — The Adventures of Buratino — The Boy — uncredited • A Simple Story — Saleswoman books • Resurrection — Khoroshavka • 1964 — Walking the Streets of Moscow — mistress of a dog • 1965 — Thirty Three — doctor • From Seven to Twelve — boy — voice • 1966 — Women — Edik's Companion at the Party — Voice • Damn the Briefcase — Mariya Kolycheva • 1968 — Village Detective — mother • 1969 — The Coach — teacher • 1970 — Way Рome — Masha's mother • The Guardian — late aunt Tebenkova's neighbor • Tchaikovsky — episode • 1972 — Mortal Enemy — refugee • 1973 — Adventures of Mowgli — Young Mowgli — Voice • Chipollino — town resident — Voice • 1974 — Near These Windows... — sailor's mother • The Red Snowball Tree — Zoya • Berth — Polina Matveyevna • 1975 — Hedgehog in the Fog — Hedgehog — Short, Voice • The Humpbacked Horse — Ivan — Voice • What the Stands Won't Know — Boris' Mother — Uncredited • To the Edge of the World — Marya Vasilyevna • Concerto for Two Violins — Boy with Milk — Voice, Uncredited • 1976 — Tryn-trava — Pakonya • The Last Victim — Mikheyevna • 1977 — Practical Joke — Anna Yefremovna • Poshekhon Antiquity — Annushka • The Ascent — Village elder's wife • Office Romance — member of the inventory commission • Destiny — Cook Glasha • Sit Next to Me, Mishka! — aunt Nastya • About the Little Red Riding Hood — third grandmother — TV Movie • Trouble — Klava • 1978 — Call Me from Afar — guest in a restaurant • Newcomer — aunt Sasha • The Boys — factory worker • Untypical Story — old women • The Magical Voice of Gelsomino — Gelsomino's Neighbour • Citizen Nikanorova Waits for You — The Neighbour — Voice • Three from Prostokvashino — Fyodor — Short, Voice • 1979 — Fourth Height — the Korolevs' neighbor • Undersand Napoleon III — school cleaner • Fuss of the Fusses — taxi passenger • Borrow a Telegram — Trader • 1980 — The Garage — Employee With a Chicken • The Wife Has Left — conductress • 1981 — Ladies Invite Gentlemen — aunt Klava • I Want Him to Come — aunt Shura • Life on Holidays — Margo / Margarita Serafimovna • 1982 — From Winter to Winter — aunt Dasha • 1983 — Grachi — Yevdokiya Grach • There Was No Sadness — neighbour • Find and neutralize — aunt Pasha • I Promise to Be! — Tamara Timofeevna • Unexpectedly — notarius • This is Your Front — Darya • You are My Delight, My Torment... — episode • 1984 — Hurricane Comes Unexpectedly — episode • Dead Souls — Mavra — TV Mini Series • Third in the Fifth Row — Polina Zakharovna • The Tale of Tsar Saltan — Povarikha — Voice • Citizens of the Universe — Dasha Gushchina's grandma • The Invisible Man — lodger in a hood — TV Movie • 1985 — Rowan Nights — Manya • Attention! All Posts... — women — Uncredited • Sun in Your Pocket — grandma • Be Сareful, Vasilyok! — Nadya's grandmother • Bad Troubles Beginning — Tamara Berezina's mother • 1986 — Personal file of Judge Ivanova — Malignant person — Voice, Uncredited • Beauty Saloon — Verochka • Dating Time — Makaveikha • An Amazing Find, or The Most Ordinary Miracles — Maxim's grandmother • 1987 — Marriage Loan — Varvara Petrovna’s mother • Summer to Remember — Sanka’s grandmother • 1988 — Improvisation on a Biography Theme — class teacher • It's Not Necessary Once at a Time — old woman at the station • Night Crew — teacher • Will of the Universe — granny • Five Letters of Farewell — episode • Comment on the Petition for Pardon — Klavdiya Ivanovna, accountant • Two and One — neighbor • The Lady with the Parrot — Sergey's mother • 1989 — Intergirl — Sergeyevna • Humble Cemetery — cemetery caretaker • Prince Udacha Andreyevich — librarian • Two Arrows. Stone Age Detective — old women • Carmen Horrendum — nurse • Crash – Cop's Daughter — controller • 1990 — Jackals — Screen-wiper • A Cap — Dasha • Arkady Fomich Committee — Praskovya Ivanovna • 1991 — Wolfhound — neighbor • Anna Karamazoff — black woman, concierge, assistant theater's director • 1994 — Life and Extraordinary Adventures of Private Ivan Chonkin — Dunya • Police Academy: Mission to Moscow — old lady • 1996 — Queen Margot — Kabosh's wife — TV Series
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