Natalia Fateeva, whose biography begins, as well as life itself - in Kharkov, was born on the eve of a wonderful holiday -
New Year. Her birthday is December 23, the year 1934. The girl dreamed of becoming an actress from a young age, and she became a step closer to her dream after graduation, enrolling in the Kharkov Theater Institute. She had magnificent inclinations for creative professions - she was incredibly artistic and musical. And all this, despite the fact that no one in her family was directly related to art. Natasha’s talent was confirmed in the first year — she was already awarded a scholarship.
Natalia had a spectacular appearance and excellent diction. In addition, Natalya Fateeva was not deprived of charm either. The biography of these years describes a joyful event in the girl’s life - she is invited to Kharkov television as an announcer. Moreover, she became one of the first ladies who worked in this area. But, unfortunately, the world at all times was full of envious people. Natalia was suddenly expelled from the theater institute. But she did not give up, but decided to enter the VGIK.
Despite all the difficulties that Natalya Fateeva took upon herself (the biography of any person is full of ups and downs), soon her affairs began to rapidly improve again. 1956 was a significant year for the girl - she made her debut in the role of Tanya Olenina, which she played in the film "There is such a guy." In addition, Natalia was immediately taken to the fourth year of the All-Union State Institute of Cinematography - for the first time in its history. Sergey Gerasimov helped a lot by inviting the actress to his workshop.
Soon Natalya Fateeva (her biography is further surprisingly cloudless) got married. The spouse was then still a novice director Vladimir Basov. The couple had a son - Vladimir.
Further, the biography of Natalia Fateeva describes a rather fruitful part of her life. She actively worked in the Theater. Ermolova, and in the performances "Two Stubborn" and "Three Comrades" played the main roles. However, all the joy overshadowed by the unbridled jealousy of her husband, which inevitably led their marriage to a logical conclusion.
Further, actress Natalya Fateeva (her biography continues to shine with her wonderful positivity) became even more famous by playing in the movie "Three Plus Two". The film was wildly popular. The gap with her husband was fully compensated by the success and career growth, as well as the care of Andrei Mironov, with whom the actress became friends during the filming.
However, Natalya soon got married again. Boris Egorov, the astronaut, Hero of the Soviet Union, turned her head. However, the hero was not at all able to bear responsibility for real life. For the sake of Natalya, he abandoned his first family, but he also abandoned Fateyev for the sake of his new “true love” - Natalya’s partner in the film “Three Plus Two” by Natalya Kustinskaya. The well-wishers pushed the couple to the gap, spreading gossip (or voicing the truth?) About Fateev’s romance with Romanian singer Dan Spataru, with whom the actress starred in the film “Songs of the Sea”.
The gap did not affect the life of Natalia. She was still in demand and has since starred in many films, including The Gentlemen of Fortune and The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed.
Natalya Nikolaevna Fateeva is People's Artist of the RSFSR (1984) and Knight of the Order of Honor (2000).