Actress Anna Lisyanskaya: biography, personal life, films

Anna Lisyanskaya is a brilliant actress of Soviet cinema of the 1940s and 1950s. Sharp character, incredible charisma, charm and energy, from which the head is spinning, is all about it. At one time, films with the participation of Anna Lisyanskaya blew up the blue screens. What kind of girl is Anna Lisyanskaya?

Essay from the life of the actress

Anna Lisyanskaya was born on the first day of November 1917. The birthplace of the actress is the city of Nikolaev in Ukraine. The father of actress Grigory Lisyansky was the head of the Jewish theater in Nikolaev. Here Anna's mother worked as an actress Sofya Dyshlis and her aunt Dora Lisyanskaya.

When the girl was six years old, she was allowed to take part in the performances. And little Anja first appeared on stage.

The first performances in which the young actress played were Stempuyu, Shvar zu zain i id and Tevye the Milkman. One of the strongest semiprofessional troupes worked in the Nikolaev Jewish Theater. At the performances with great pleasure went to the local people. Some productions were even described in local newspapers. The young artist Anna Lisyanskaya did not go unnoticed either. In particular, the press appreciated her genuine spontaneity, characteristic of talented children, as well as sincerity and organicness. These qualities were present in the actress throughout her life.

Years of study and the first serious work

An interesting person is Anna Lisyanskaya. Her biography speaks not only of her innate gift, gifted by talented parents, but also about her own efforts. An important role in the life of the actress was played by education. In 1932 Anna Lisyanskaya became a student of the theatrical studio of the Kyiv Youth Theater. Four years later, the actress successfully completed her studies and returned to her native city. The workplace for the actress at home was the Mykolaiv Youth Theater.

But the Kyiv Youth Theater did not want to let such a talented student go, and in 1938 invited Anna to work in her troupe. On the Kiev stage, Anna appeared in the image of Juliet from Shakespeare's tragedy, brilliantly played the main heroine of the play A. Ostrovsky's "Profitable place" - Yulinku. In the play "A Month in the Country" by Turgenev Anna played Elena.

First roles in the cinema

Anna Lisyanskaya is an actress from God. Sooner or later the theatrical scene was to become close to it. And it happened. In Kiev, young talent drew the attention of Igor Savchenko, at that time the famous screenwriter. And in 1941 Anna Lisyanskaya made her debut. She played a major role in the film "The Years Young."

Later, Anna's career went uphill. She played Christina in the revolutionary masterpiece "How the Steel Was Tempered," Malyuchikha in the military painting "Rainbow", Anya Klimenko in the historical film "Days and Nights", imprisoned by Marusya in the filmized tale "It Was in Donbas", Dunja Ostrogova in the love drama "Rural Teacher, "Evdokia Milyagin in the dramatic picture" Great Power. " A tremendous success awaited the actress after the publication of the picture "Ancient vaudeville" by Savchenko Igor, where Anna played Akulka.

Splash of creativity

In 1949, Anna Lisyanskaya came to the Russian State Academic Drama Theater. A. S. Pushkin. Its potential has been fully revealed here. In the cinema, the actress was seen in a variety of ways, ranging from maids and ending with the heroines of the works of famous classics.

You could see Anna not only in the theater. Some roles were also filmed. For example, Anna successfully played the role of Mary in the film "Twelfth Night". Critics did not tire of writing about the actress only positive reviews, calling it the embodiment of the Renaissance. Life of her was the key. No conventions and hypocrisy - this was all Anna.
At the same time Anna Lisyanskaya played Grassini's wife in the famous drama "The Gadfly", Maria Ulyanova in the historical picture "Stories about Lenin", Natalia Krupskaya in the movie "Lenin in Poland" and many other interesting roles. The audience was particularly fond of the painting "The Magic Power of Art", released in 1970. And the reason for this was the brilliantly played role of a neighbor.

Not only in the theater or the cinema one could see Anna. She also actively participated in projects on television and on radio. One of such works was the operetta of the "Groom" by I. Dunaevsky, where the actress appeared in the image of Agrafena Savvishny. This work opened up new facets of the actress's talent, which were always present in her, but could not get out. She was extremely musical, graceful and plastic. Easily switched from song to dance, from dialogue to aria.
In 1967 Anna Lisyanskaya was noticed at the Musical Comedy Theater. For a year she worked in two theaters at the same time, but still preferred musical comedy from two.

A little bit about your personal life

That Anna Lisyanskaya carefully concealed her personal life. About her actress preferred not to mention. Naturally, Anna had fans. Such a woman was difficult not to notice and not pay attention to it. But nothing is known about legal relations. Family, children - it seems that the actress simply did not have time for this. She devoted herself to creativity, the stage and the audience. And it seems that she was completely satisfied with this.

The last creative leap

The last role of Lisyanskaya again acquired Jewish motives. Theater "Experiment" showed a solo performance of the actress Zhvanetsky "Odessa wedding". Later, Anna was in the role of Aunt Pesey in the painting "The Art of Living in Odessa." In 1990, the picture "Sunset" (directed by A. Zaldovich) was released, in which Anna played the role of Madame Weiner. A year later, the actress starred in the movie "Go!" In the role of the mother of a large Jewish family.

The beginning of the 90's was a test for the actress. Severe illness completely took away her strength. Lilian Malkina, a close friend of the actress, helped Anna return to Israel, to her family. Here the actress spent her last years and in 1999 died. Her memory still lives in films with her participation.

Anna Lisyanskaya: Movies

For all of her creative life Anna starred in 46 paintings:

1. "The years are young" (1942).
2. "Opening of the season" (1942).
3. "How steel was tempered" (1942).
4. "The Rainbow" (1943).
5. "Cherevichki" (1944).
6. "Days and nights" (1944).
7. "Man No. 217" (1944).
8. "It was in the Donbass" (1945).
9. "Ancient Vaudeville" (1946).
10. "Village teacher" (1947).
11. "Great power" (1949).
12. "Alyosha Ptitsyn produces a temper" (1953).
13. "The Dinner Party" (1953).
14. "The Big Family" (1954).
15. "The Twelfth Night" (1955).
16. "The Gadfly" (1955).
17. "Stories about Lenin" (1957).
18. "The death of Pazukhin" (1957).
19. "A sailor from the" Comets "(1958).
20. "The Abyss" (1958).
21. "The Day of Happiness" (1963).
22. "Veshnie khpoty" (The Spring Hassle) (1964).
23. The Rabbit (1964).
24. "The Great Cat's Parable" (television performance) (1965).
25. "Lenin in Poland" (1966).
26. "Envy" (1967).
27. The Zykovs (1968).
28. "Examination for the rank" (1969).
29. "Magical Power" (1970).
30. "Wealth of the Republic" (1971).
31. "My Brother" (1972).
32. "Acting" (1973).
33. "Remember your name" (1974).
34. "Born of the Revolution" (1974-1977).
35. "The Nose" (1977).
36. "Love from the first sight" (1977).
37. "Three Ungainful Days" (1978).
38. "Three in a boat, not counting a dog" (1979).
39. "Lyalka-Ruslan and his friend Sanka" (1980).
40. "Here and there an Oriole sobs" (1982).
41. "The highest test" (1983).
42. "The art of living in Odessa" (1989).
43. "Tranti-Vanti" (1989).
44. "Sunset" (1990).
45. "Go away!" (1991).
46. "Fleeting gardens" (1993).