Actress Eugenia Golynchik lived a long, but difficult life, due to the time she lived. She survived two wars, and this left an indelible imprint on her fate. This did not stop Evgenia from getting a higher education at a prestigious university in the capital and becoming an actress, and subsequently taking part in several films. And the fact that her husband was taken to forced labor camps confirms that these were extremely difficult times for the Russian people.
Biography
Evgenia Tarasovna Golynchik was born in Belarus on December 10, 1913. After graduating from high school, the future actress continued her education at the Leningrad Institute of Performing Arts in 1935 - the workshop of S. Gerasimov. The beginning of her acting career, Eugene Golynchik in 1936. The actress died in December 2000.
Filmography
The actress has more than six films on her account. Among the films with the participation of Evgenia Golyincik, the following can be distinguished: "Komsomolsk", "Fighters", "A Girl in a Hurry on a Date", "60 Days". She continued to act in films, as well as to take part in the television show, the actress until 1979.
The film "Komsomolsk" is a joint work of Eugenia with her husband George Zhzhenov. However, this picture played a sad role in his life. When the actor went on set, he met an American diplomat traveling with him in the same compartment of the train. Later this communication was misinterpreted, and George was accused of espionage. The NKVD officers did not just leave it that way, but continued to torture the actor and seek recognition in the commission of something to which he had nothing to do. However, the actor survived.
In 1941, Eugene Golyincik last starred in a movie called "The Janusz Family." The picture is about the accession of Western Belarus to the USSR, and the characters in the film are typical representatives of the Belarusian collective farm. The life of ordinary workers is closely intertwined with the military vicissitudes of those times.
Favorite actress genres - dramas, adventures and comedies.
The personal life of the actress
Eugene and George studied at the same course at the Leningrad Institute. Either the fact that they constantly saw each other, or common interests played a decisive role. Soon after they met, the actors got married in 1936, but the marriage quickly ended.
The reason for the gap was the arrest of George. He was sent to Kolyma labor camps for five years. In the last meeting with his wife, he announced to Eugene that he could die, and released her. He told her to arrange her personal life on her own and not wait for him anymore. Many years later, they met again, but were then completely alien to each other.