Maria Zubareva is a wonderful Soviet theater and film actress, an attractive and very talented woman. She was predicted a great future, but she passed away very early, remaining in the memory of fans as a young and bright actress, kind and sympathetic person.
Biography
Zubareva Maria Vladimirovna was born in Moscow in the cold winter of 1962. The family of the future actress was directly related to television. Father is an actor and writer of children's stories, and his mother worked as a director on central television. Therefore, from early childhood, the daughter independently acted out whole performances for guests and friends.
At first, Maria's dream was journalism, she studied well, showed good abilities in the exact sciences, won all kinds of scientific competitions and school Olympiads. And towards the end of her ten-year education she began to study at the School of Young Journalists with in-depth study of English.
Parents were glad of their daughter's hobbies, they both did not want her to connect her life with television. The girl was going to enter the Institute of Foreign Languages when her fate was decided by chance. Familiar parents, the Kalinovskys, persuaded the girl to try to apply to the Shchukin school, where they taught.
The creativity of the actress
Soft by nature, somewhat naive and very responsive, Maria easily followed her creative path. She was always met, but she herself had talent, hard work and a high sense of responsibility.
After graduating from Shchukinskoe in 1983, Zubareva began working at the theater. Pushkin, where she got the role of fatal beauties. And already in 1984 she made her debut in Soviet cinema, starring in the film "The Second Time in the Crimea", which did not receive wide recognition.
Recognition came to Maria in 1985, when she portrayed Ivan's fiancee on the screen, one of the central characters in The Return of Budulai. But the actress became famous after the picture "Face", playing in it the role of Julia, the wealthy bride of the protagonist Gennady performed by Kharatyan.
The last work of Maria Zubareva was the series "Little Things in Life", where she appeared before the audience in the form of her namesake, Maria Kuznetsova. Unfortunately, the death of the actress forced the writers to rewrite the history of the character, and Kuznetsova dies in the story.
Zubareva managed to play 10 roles in films and many on the stage, having made a good career. Everyone who knew the actress unanimously claims that she was a wonderful person - a soft, sympathetic and very sincere woman who rushed to the rescue of everyone.
Personal life and death
During her short life, Maria managed to endure many stormy passions, tragedies and joys. She was married three times and gave birth to three children. The first love overtook the actress while still a student. Musician Boris Keener was handsome, self-confident and famous. But after the wedding, he quickly lost interest in his young wife, and even the birth of a daughter could not save the family, which broke up a year later. During quarrels with her husband and depression after the divorce, Maria was supported by her close friend Igor Shavlak. It was he who became the second husband of the star, but this marriage did not last long either - the husband and wife were more friends than lovers. The third husband of the actress and real, mature love was her fan Roman, to whom she gave birth to twins, Romka and Lisa.
It was at this moment of the highest success and great happiness that Maria heard her diagnosis - cancer. She turned 31 years old, and the trouble seemed to be something unreal and impossible. In November 1993, she died quietly at home, surrounded by her closest people.
