The famous Russian and Soviet actress Elena Tsyplakova, whose biography will be discussed below, began to take her first steps in her career while still a schoolgirl. Her debut roles were easy for her, and the talent of a young girl helped her gain recognition not only in Russia but abroad.
Tsyplakova Elena. Biography
The girl was born on November 13, 1958 in Leningrad. Perhaps you can not call her childhood happy. Helen's father, October, fell ill with tuberculosis when the girl was still small. Parents, fearing for their daughter’s health, decided to send her to a boarding school.
Tsyplakova Elena, whose biography is considered in this article, recalls those years with hostility. Life in a boarding school in its own way affected the child. And although Elena was lucky to maintain the best human qualities in a difficult situation, a breakdown with her parents was inevitable. Relations with mom were especially difficult. However, after some time, the girl’s relationship with her father improved.
Parents gave their daughter to various circles and sections. Tsyplakova Elena, whose biography will be interesting to fans of her work, was intensely engaged in swimming, figure skating and even pentathlon.
Her parents were creative people. They worked as graphic artists. Elena Tsyplakova, whose biography was largely due to the profession of her parents, once met the wife of one of her father's colleagues. This woman's name was
Dinara Asanova, and she was a director. This meeting took place in 1973. And already in 1974, Elena Tsyplakova starred in her first film, which was called "The Woodpecker Does Not Hurt His Head."
A tenth grader played Ira - a girl with whom the main character Seva was in love. Immediately after the release, the film fell in love with the audience. However, real success was waiting for him only in 1978 - it was then that the picture was evaluated at one of the film festivals in Cuba. By that time, Elena Tsyplakova was already studying at GITIS (where she got after unsuccessful attempts to enter the Moscow Art Theater and Shchepkin School-Studio). And then the proposals for filming a movie literally fell down on a novice actress.
Although back in school, Tsyplakova starred in several films. These are the paintings “The Key Without the Right to Transfer” (Asanova again directed), “A Step Towards”, “Widows”.
Elena Tsyplakova actively starred in films of the seventies and eighties. One of her most striking works is the role of Zosia Knushevitskaya in the acclaimed “School Waltz”, which was released on wide screens in 1978. Some time later, Elena moved to VGIK. However, despite the experience in filming, study was not easy for her. In addition, she had to be combined with work at the Maly Theater.
Once Elena Tsyplakova went with a film delegation to Africa. There she contracted a severe form of malaria. After some time, Elena recovered, but recovered greatly, so she did not want to continue the career of the actress. Now she decided to try herself as a director. Her debut was the painting "Citizen Escaping" in 1988. This work was highly appreciated by the famous director Karen Shakhnazarov, so he invited her to "Start" - his creative association.
The actress and director was married three times. She has no children, however. This is the biography of Elena Tsyplakova - the famous Soviet and Russian actress.