Maltseva Lyudmila Vasilievna - Honored Artist of Russia and the USSR, actress, known for her roles in numerous TV series (“There Never Happens”, “My Beloved Dad”) and films (“We Are with Grandfather”, “Pasechnik”), including documentaries (“I will not sing according to orders”, “I was promised icy roads to my life”). At the moment, she is in constant cooperation with the acting agency "Firebird", performs in literary and musical programs together with People's Artist of the Russian Federation Yuri Nazarov.
Biography of Lyudmila Maltseva
She was born on July 5, 1950 (at the moment she is 68 full years) in the Russian city of Kemerovo. She currently resides in Moscow.
Actress Lyudmila Maltseva graduated from the Shchepkin Theater School, studied in Paris, where she was interested in the culture of Cossack emigration. She has been in films since 1978 (there are already more than 35 of them) and continues to work until now.
From 1975 to 1985, the artist devoted herself to work at the Center-Nauchfilm studio.
Lyudmila Vasilievna starred in films of various genres: comedies, melodramas, documentaries, crime, action films, dramas, detective stories.
In addition to acting, the artist is strong in other areas of creativity. She knows several languages - German, French, Ukrainian, Serbian, dances folk dances, knows how to sing romances, pop and classical songs. Lyudmila Maltseva also graduated from graduate school, worked as a cultural researcher and taught speech and acting at VGIK. That is, the talents of this woman are endless and diverse.
Personal life
Lyudmila Maltseva is often seen accompanied by actor Yuri Nazarov, therefore it is believed that he is the companion of the artist's life at the moment, despite the fact that Yuri has an official wife Tatyana. According to Lyudmila herself, they have known Yuri for 20 years. Together with her, the artist opened in Rostov-on-Don the children's film forum "Cinema Magic".
Lyudmila Maltseva has a daughter, Polina Nechitailo, who, like her mother, devoted herself to an acting career.
Awards
The artist received several worthy awards for her magnificent play and work, including the Prize of the President of Russia in 2014, the award of the Honored Artist of South Ossetia, and the Prize of the Union of Writers of Russia “Imperial Culture”. She is also a knight of the Order of the Serbian "Gold Badge".
Interview
In an interview, Lyudmila spoke about the revival of children's Soviet cinema: “The problem is in children's cinema, the problems are common: problems in society and in culture as a whole. And so I think the most difficult thing is the moment of some imitation - that which is now present in the animated films, and in this. No need to focus on someone - we have beautiful roots, we have a great history of cinema, the great, world cinema - and somehow focus on our own, in a good way our own. We have so many things. And all the more so since, in general, you know, cinema is a child’s cinema, it’s a struggle for the future. This is our future. This is the future of Russia, the future of our great history. And so this is such a responsible matter, and here it’s just what kind of advice can there be? With all my heart, with all my soul. ”