The greatest actor of the Soviet Union was the famous Andrei Mironov. His epochal roles in eternal masterpieces are remembered by more than one generation of Russians, Belarusians, Ukrainians and are known even abroad. No less striking star of Soviet cinema was his second wife - Larisa Golubkina. The biography of this actress includes a musical career, and unloved classes at the university, and acting, and the happy years of a short marriage - still new pages are written in her life book.
Children's years and strength of character
In 1940, in Moscow, the day after International Women's Day, a charming girl was born who was destined to become a talented artist. From early childhood, the biography of Golubkina Larisa was filled with the sounds of music. Still not learning how to walk well, she sang. But at the same time, her audience was household, and the stage was a stool. The girl’s father was against her linking her future with creativity. However, contrary to his desire, the young singer entered the music school. In parallel, she attended lectures at the university.
"Hussar Ballad" and the continuation of a career
After graduating from the Moscow Music College in 1959, the biography of Golubkina Larisa begins a new stage - the girl enters GITIS. In the second year, she had a fabulous chance to star in the landmark work of Eldar Ryazanov's "Hussar Ballad." As friends and colleagues noted, her character clearly reflected the character of the actress herself. It was this film that brought the girl unprecedented popularity and huge love of fans. After the release of the film about the brave girl in the hussar uniform, the actress's father became proud of her.
In 1964, the biography of Golubkina Larisa received a diploma of higher education. The artist leaves the walls of the hospitable GITIS and enters the halls of the Central Academic Theater of the Soviet Army, on the stage of which she took part in the production of numerous excellent performances. The triumph of the "Hussar Ballad" brings Larisa a huge number of roles. After her successful debut, she starred in such works as "Day of Happiness", "Simple-minded", "Give a Mournful Book", "Three in a Boat, Not Counting a Dog" and many others. A special place among these works is occupied by the epic “Liberation”, where the artist transforms into Zoya. It is worth noting that the number of successful roles could be large if it were not for the tough working conditions in the theater.
In this case, the girl does not leave the desire to sing. And she attends vocal lessons conducted by the world-famous soloist of the Bolshoi Theater Maria Maksakova.
Personal life
In the early 70s, the biography of Golubkina Larisa includes a new chapter - family life. She is married to documentary filmmaker Nikolai Shcherbinsky-Arsenyev. In 1973, the couple had a daughter, Maria. Due to some circumstances, this marriage turned out to be “defective” - the couple diverge.
In 1975, Larisa begins to live with the famous actor Andrei Mironov, although their romance began a little earlier. The couple was familiar for about 12 years. During this time, Andrey 4 times offered the artist a hand and a heart. The same number of times she rejected him. During the meeting, they were married and in one year they had daughters who bore the same names.
A happy marriage lasted 14 years: as they say at the wedding, "... until death do you part." Andrei Mironov is dead. Larisa Golubkina - actress, artist, singer, wonderful wife and best mother - was left alone. She never married again. Talent has no age. Acting skills of women are in demand to this day. She takes part in performances and occasionally agrees to film.