Films with Olga Budina are very popular among fans of the actress. She became famous for her roles in films and TV shows, as well as as a TV presenter. On her account there are already several dozen works of a very different plan. We will tell you about the most interesting of them in detail in this article.
About the actress
Among the films with Olga Budina, one can meet pictures of various genres to once again make sure how talented and diverse the actress is.
She was born in Moscow in 1975. My childhood passed in Odintsovo. Already in school years she showed acting abilities, studied at a music school. The Lyceum even founded its own theater troupe, with which it staged the fabulous musical "The Princess and the Pea."
After graduating from the 9th grade, she tried to enter the Gnessin School, but failed in the exams. Having finished my studies, I made a choice in favor of the Shchukin school. Her creative mentor was Marina Panteleeva.
Already in her second year, actress Olga Budina got a role in the short film “We Play The Little Prince.” This was her debut, however, the tape was never completed.
Personal life
Actress Olga Budina in 2004 became the wife of entrepreneur Alexander Naumov. He is much older than her. Perhaps that is why the marriage was short-lived.
Two years later, the couple divorced. Since then, the heroine of our article alone brings up the son of Naum, who is already 15 years old.
Movie debut
The first film with Olga Budina on the big screen was the historical drama by Gleb Panfilov “Romanovs. Crowned Family”.
Prior to that, she received only episodic roles. For example, the call-up girl Vic in the tragicomedy Valery Chikov "Could we send ... a messenger?" In the series "Simple Truths", "D. D. D. Dossier of Detective Dubrovsky."
Panfilov Budina got the image of Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna. The film shows one of the versions of how the last year and a half of the life of the last Russian emperor Nicholas II and his family passed. The screen shows the period from the February Revolution to the execution.
In the last frames, viewers can see the events that occurred after 82 years. This is a service in the church during the canonization of the monarch.
"Railway romance"
One of the first films with Olga Budina in the title role was Ivan Solovov's melodrama Railway Romance.
The actress got the image of Vera Anatolyevna. She meets Alexei, who was dismissed from the research institute, after which he is content with the driver’s place at a major businessman. Vera is a music teacher who teaches the daughter of this oligarch to play the piano.
Alexey buys tickets to the conservatory, throwing one of them into the mailbox of the girl who won his heart. To make a strong impression on her, he lends a Mercedes to his boss, but he gets stuck in traffic and is late for the concert. On the way back, Vera calls to apologize while driving, while getting into an accident.
Their relationship will have to endure many more trials until they are reunited. This is a television film, which in 2003 participated in one of the TEFI nominations, but did not win.
"Border. Taiga novel"
Telling which films Olga Budina starred in, they always mention this picture, since after it it became really popular.
This is an 8-episode adventure melodrama, which was released in 2000. The events of the picture unfold in the 1970s in the Far East. The heroes of the series are employees of a military garrison on the border with China and their families.
In the center of the story is Captain Nikita Goloshchekin performed by Alexei Guskov. He is a professional smuggler who smuggles drugs across the border. He skillfully packs a forbidden substance inside fresh frogs and fish.
Budina plays his wife Marina. She works in the border garrison in the medical unit. The measured life in their family is broken when Lieutenant Ivan Stolbov (Marat Basharov), who was injured in the exercises, gets to her.
A romance begins between Maria and Ivan. Everyone soon becomes aware of their relationship in a military town. Moreover, the girl is pregnant. Realizing that the child is not from him, the captain decides to kill Stolbov. But a few attempts, which he is making, fail. The love triangle between the characters is the basis of the action-packed film.
Olga Budina in the film "Border. Taiga novel" plays a kind and charming girl who is no more than 30 years old. She married Goloshchekin, only to withstand his pressure, but she herself never loved him. In a conversation with friends, he even admits that he abducted her and kept her from a friend on the farm.
The whole film she is torn between two men, can not make a choice between true romantic feelings and marital duty.
Proposals for filming in films and TV shows Olga Budina, after the release of this picture, began to arrive regularly. She has become really popular.
"Moron"
The next notable film with Olga Budina was the film adaptation of the novel by Fedor Dostoevsky "Crime and Punishment", staged by Vladimir Bortko in 2002.
The director managed to transfer the famous Russian classical work to the screen close to the text, fitting it in 10 episodes. Among the leading actors there were many stars of modern Russian cinema - Evgeny Mironov, Lidia Velezheva, Vladimir Mashkov, Inna Churikova, Oleg Basilashvili.
Budina played the role of one of the daughters of the Yepanchins of Aglaya. She decides that she is in love with Prince Myshkin, however, the main character is passionate about Nastasya Filippovna. Aglaya is ready to join the battle with a stronger rival, in which she is doomed to fail.
"Bayazet"
In 2003, the 12-episode historical and adventure melodrama "Bayazet" by Nikolai Istanbul and Andrei Chernykh was released. This is a film adaptation of the novel of the same name by Valentin Pikul, which tells about the defense of the fortress of the same name. This episode became one of the key during the Russo-Turkish War of 1877-1878.
This is a heroic page in Russian history dedicated to the fact that for 23 days the small garrison under the command of Lt. Col. Patsevich, and later captain Shtokvitsa refused to surrender the fortress to the enemy, despite thirst, hunger, betrayal and calls for surrender.
As in the novel, the series has a romantic line. Budina plays the nurse Olga Khvoshchinskaya, the wife of the colonel, who unexpectedly during a siege in the fortress meets her former lover - Lieutenant Karabanov. The dying feeling that was between them many years ago flares up with renewed vigor.
Moscow Saga
It is worth noting that large-scale television series in the first place brought popularity and audience love to Budina. Her next large-scale project was the participation in the filming of the 22-episode film novel "The Moscow Saga". This is a film adaptation of the trilogy of the same name by Vasily Aksenov.
The fate of the professor and doctor Boris Nikitich Gradov (Yuri Solomin) in the first half of the 20th century unfolds on the screen in front of the viewer. The time is described in detail from the 1920s to the mid-1950s. All the key events taking place with the main characters are connected with important moments in the history of the Soviet state.
Gradov is a legendary doctor, one of the prominent domestic surgeons, however his children choose other professions. No one is following in his footsteps. Nikita (Alexander Baluev) becomes a military man, Cyril (Alexei Zuev) becomes a theorist of Marxism, and the only daughter Nina, who plays the heroine of our article, prefers a career as a writer.
"Stalin's wife"
The film "Stalin's Wife" in 2006 is another television series featuring Budina. This is a historical drama directed by Mira Todorovskaya and Oleg Massarygin. In addition to Budina, Tamara Gverdtsiteli, Ekaterina Galakhova, Svetlana Khodchenkova, Nikolai Svanidze took part in the project.
Budina plays the main role, the second wife of the Secretary General of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks, Nadezhda Alliluyev.
Her fate was tragic. An affair with Stalin began in 1917, when she was only 16 years old, and the revolutionary only returned to the Russian capital from exile. The next year they got married. In the 1920s, they had two children - Vasily and Svetlana.
In November 1932, Alliluyeva committed suicide by firing a pistol at her heart. According to eyewitnesses, on the eve between her and her husband, another serious quarrel occurred.
The series tells in detail their story, which unfolds against the backdrop of key events in Russian history of the early 20th century. These are the two revolutions of 1917, the Civil War, the coming to power of Stalin.
In the film, Nadezhda constantly rushes between a sincere and strong love for her husband and the realization of all his terrible essence, which then only begins to manifest itself. She repeatedly tries to break out of this circle, but each time her love for her husband turns out to be the strongest.
"Phoenix Syndrome"
In 2008, Budina starred in the melodramatic comedy series "Phoenix Syndrome" directed by Sergei Sokolyuk.
Events in the picture unfold in the small town of Chihov. All the neighbors here are familiar; on the streets there is serenity and tranquility. The usual course of life is disturbed when a tramp Gosh (George Dronov) appears on the horizon. It is noteworthy that he does not remember anything about his past life.
The son of a local saleswoman Tolik, who is only 10 years old, volunteers to help him. He persuades the mother, whom Budina plays, to temporarily shelter a stranger.
To the surprise of all residents of Chikhov, it soon becomes clear that Gosha suffers from "Phoenix syndrome." At the sight of fire, he loses his memory, and when he comes to himself, he is a completely different person.
Budina is still actively starring in domestic films and TV shows. Among her latest works are the detective series Women on the Edge, the Zemsky Doctor melodrama, the historical drama The Secret of the Idol, the crime drama Cain's Seal, and the melodramatic detective The Presumption of Innocence.