Nina Urgant
Nina Nikolayevna Urgant (Russian: Ни́на Никола́евна У́ргант; born September 4, 1929) is a Soviet and Russian film and stage actress. People's Artist of the RSFSR (1974).
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| Born | Nina Nikolayevna Urgant September 4, 1929 |
| Occupation | actress |
| Years active | 1953–present |
Family
- Father — Nikolay Andreevich Urgant, Estonian, People's Commissariat of Internal Affairs officer.[1][2]
- Mother — Maria Petrovna Urgant, Russian.[2]
The family had four children: two brothers and two sisters.[1]
- Her first husband — actor Lev Milinder
- Son — actor Andrey Urgant
- Grandson — TV presenter Ivan Urgant
- Great-granddaughter Nina
- Great granddaughter Valeria
- Granddaughter, Maria, lives in the Netherlands,[1]
- Great grandson Emir, lives in the Netherlands,[1]
- Grandson — TV presenter Ivan Urgant
- Son — actor Andrey Urgant
- Second husband — actor Gennady Voropayev.
- Third husband — choreographer Kirill Lascari.[1]
Selected filmography
- 1954 — Tamer of Tigers as Olechka Mikhailova
- 1955 — Twelfth Night as maidservant
- 1957 — The Street is Full of Surprises as resting in Peterhof park
- 1958 — There Were Soldiers ... as Widow
- 1959 — The Overcoat as lady of easy virtue
- 1962 — Introduction to Life as Volodya's mother
- 1963 — Meet Baluyev! as Dusya Baluyeva
- 1964 — Mother and stepmother as Katherina
- 1970 — Belorussian Station as Raisa, former nurse
- 1975 — Bonus as Dina
- 1975 — For the Rest of His Life as Aunt Laundry
- 1984 — Time for Rest from Saturday to Monday as ship passengers
- 2005 — Streets of Broken Lights 6 as Elena Petrovna
- 2008 — Asian as Oshkinchiha
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References
External links
- Nina Urgant on IMDB
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