Tamara Abramovna Loginova made a huge contribution to the development of Soviet cinema. Despite the fact that most of her roles conveyed only a melancholic mood, in real life the actress achieved high results. All thanks to her determination and desire to live.
Biography
Loginova's life began on May 2, 1929. Her father served in the army under contract, and her mother worked as a housewife. The Loginov family consisted of six children, Tamara was the fifth child. In parallel with studying in an ordinary high school, the girl showed brilliant results in a musical educational institution.
In the middle of the third decade of her life, the future actress decides to study as a specialist in the field of cinematography. Luck was not long in coming, and after a short period of time after graduation, Tamara was invited to shoot a movie.
Seeing the external and internal potential of the actress, she was given the main roles in such cult films of the Soviet era as "Guest from the Kuban" and "Wind". Unfortunately, the popularity of the performer of roles in the cinema faded after several years. In the future, she could only achieve participation as a supporting actor.
The creative path of the actress was interrupted due to an incurable disease. Tamara Loginova never experienced health problems, her entourage was thrown into shock and her relatives fought for their lives to the last, but cancer won an inevitable victory. At the end of the summer of 1989, the legendary actress was buried in the capital of Russia at the Vagankovskoye cemetery.
Irresistible self-development
The famous actress was remembered for the fact that she liked to learn new things, to receive any new knowledge. Every day she wanted to improve, fill creative and cultural gaps in her worldview. Despite the fact that she graduated from the institute, becoming an actress, she was able to get a second degree in law. In addition to such a large store of knowledge, she was able to take various courses to improve her qualifications.
The Gagarinsky District Council became Tamara Abramovna's first workplace as a deputy. After working for several years in a political orientation, she managed to achieve a place of the governing local committee in the film studio. Tamara has always shown herself to be surprisingly curious and loved to reveal herself in a myriad of activities.
Personal life
During her first higher education, the actress played a wedding with Alexander Alov, a man closely associated with cinema, he was her classmate. Tamara Abramovna has two daughters, whose life was closely connected with the art of cinema because of the fame of her mother.
Loginova's eldest daughter Lyubov Alexandrovna graduated from the Moscow State Institute, at the moment she is a specialist in cinematography in Europe. The youngest daughter Elena Nikolaevna, seeing the example of her older sister and mother, decided to follow in their footsteps and got the place of a screenwriter in Russia.
