Margarita Vladimirovna Sergeecheva conquered the cinematic Olympus of fame from early childhood. However, the unstable "nineties" and a terrible personal tragedy made a domestic movie star an unprotected and sick person.
Perhaps one of the most dramatic destinies in Russian cinema today is associated with "a very recognizable Soviet girl" - Margarita Vladimirovna Sergeecheva. The bright star of the "seventies" and "eighties" during the period of her creative take-off suddenly disappeared from the field of view of the fans, which surprised many.
Biography and career of Margarita Vladimirovna Sergeecheva
The future popular artist was born in the Dnepropetrovsk region (Novomoskovsk) on May 24, 1963 in a family of doctors. From early childhood, Rita amazed loved ones and relatives with her bright talent for transforming into various characters. And fate responded favorably to the girl's desire to become an actress.
Once she and her mother attended a performance of the Leningrad Drama Theater, where a nimble little girl managed to get into the field of view of Efim Kopelyan, making her way backstage. The amazing meeting did not go unnoticed, as the children's charisma struck the master, who reported his young talent to Lenfilm. And now, at the age of six, Rita makes her debut on the set.
It was the role of Alenka in the short film "Spyglass" (1973) that became the first test in the acting field. And then there were filming in the films: "Where has it been seen, where it has been heard" and "Captain". In these films, the little actress played the role of minor characters, but already in 1974 she was offered to play the main role of Rita in Ayan Shakhmalieva's film "Strange Adults". It was after a successful and rather complicated transformation in this dramatic film that the young actress shocked the entire set and Soviet moviegoers with her talent and completely childish mind.
And later there was the Intervision Prize for the main role in the film "Children as Children" and the unofficial title of "the most important children's film actress." Ayan Shakhmalieva with great desire invites Margarita to the main roles in children's films: "The Light in the Window", "While the Clock Strikes" and "The Fourth Height".
After graduating from high school, the young talent enters LGITMiK on the course to Vladimir Petrov, who graduates with honors. It is in her native university that Sergeecheva develops a very specific aplua of travesty, which fully corresponds to her small stature and low timbre of voice.
After graduation, the girl moved to Moscow and loudly declares herself, starring in the films: "For beautiful ladies!", "Fools die on Fridays", "A week without a year." But then came the "nineties" and Margarita radically changes her fate, having received a medical education and got a job at the ambulance.
In 2007, Margarita Vladimirovna Sergeecheva suffered a stroke, from which she has not yet been able to recover. Now her life in an eleven-meter Petersburg room with her mother, who is already over seventy, on a meager state disability allowance, is a disappointing result of her artistic career.
Personal life of the actress
The personal life of Margarita Sergeecheva was crowned with the only marriage after graduating from the Leningrad State Institute of Theater with a resident of Moscow. In the "nineties" there was an abortion, and then life changed dramatically. So today she does not have children and a husband, and her undermined health and life in cramped conditions with a very adult parent does not allow us to talk about bright prospects.
