Fateeva Natalya Nikolaevna - Soviet, and then Russian theater and film actress. Most of all she was remembered by the audience for her role in the magnificent comedy "Gentlemen of Fortune", playing Lyudmila, the daughter of Professor Maltsev. But on account of her there are still many high-profile works in domestic cinema.
Biography of the actress
Natalia was born at the end of December 1934 in the Ukrainian city of Kharkov, where her parents met and stayed - Katya, a native of a small village in the Nikolaev region of Ukraine, and Nikolai, a military man from the Poltava region.
Since childhood, like many other girls, Natasha dreamed of being an actress. But the war destroyed a lot. And yet, in 1952, Natalia entered the theatrical institute of the city of Kharkov, where she studied for two years, in 1956 she made her film debut in the role of Tanya Olenina in the film "There is such a guy", in 1958 she entered the All-Russian State Institute of Cinematography.
Actor career
A charming, lively and talented girl, absolutely not shy in front of the camera, was constantly invited to act in films. But nationwide love fell upon Natalya Fateeva after Oganesyan's comedy film "Three plus two", and the "trainer" Zoya began to be recognized on the streets, to imitate her image, hairstyle and makeup. In a word, she, as she dreamed, "once woke up famous."
In 1961, she hosted several games for the new youth television program "KVN". Fateeva Natalya Nikolaevna has become one of the most fashionable and prestigious artists of Soviet cinema. Many directors dreamed of inviting her into their picture, and she could already calmly choose, rejecting the options she did not like. In her creative piggy bank roles in the films "The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed", "The Man from the Boulevard des Capucines" and many other classic films of Soviet cinema.
Natalia embodied on the screen more than seventy vivid images and will forever be remembered by her fans. The actress is the owner of many awards and titles, not only creative, but also political. "People's" and "Honored" was awarded several state awards.
Personal life
In numerous interviews with a journalist, Natalya Fateeva willingly talks about her stormy private life, filled with passions and genuine dramas. She had five official husbands and countless lovers.
Even in Kharkov, she married very young, for her fellow student, and in the future a film actor, Leonid Tarabarin. The family lasted five years, and, according to rumors, then the actress had a daughter, from whom, like her husband, Natalya refused and, having collected her things, left to conquer Moscow.
While studying at VGIK, the actress married a promising young director Volodya Basov, who later became very famous, and gives birth to his son, who was named after his father. But Basov was inclined to drink, and the chores with the child took away all the time from Natalia, and after five years of marriage, the couple broke up.
The third official husband of the "style icon" of Soviet cinema was Boris Yegorov, an astronaut. In this marriage, a girl appeared, who was named Natalia. But after the same fateful five years, the family fell apart. This is due to Natalia's rival in life and on the screen, the actress Kustinskaya, who soon became Yegorov's wife.
After that, Fateeva married twice more, to an architect and a furrier, but each time the marriage did not last for a long time. In fact, Natalia was exclusively engaged in her career and bohemian life, paying no special attention to either husbands or children.
Modern period
At the time of the collapse of the Union, Natalya decided to get involved in politics and support democratic changes in the country. She became a confidant first of Yeltsin, and then of Putin. But soon she became disillusioned with the policy pursued by the current president and went into opposition. Today, Fateeva's child is actively involved in the activities of PARNAS (the party of people's freedom) and is one of the leaders of the public movement "Solidarity".
