Larisa Belogurova occupied a separate niche in Soviet cinema. The directors saw the beauty in different roles, although most often she had to play romantic heroines. Although her life was so far from romance.
Romantic heroine
Despite the fact that Larisa Belogurova has played in more than 17 films, she is more often remembered for her acting duet with Alexander Abdulov in the film "Genius" and the musical tragicomedy "Island of Lost Ships". Although the beginning of Belogurova's career was associated with dancing and sports. As a child, the actress was professionally engaged in rhythmic gymnastics in her native Volgograd. But then she was so carried away by dancing that she left to study choreography in Leningrad for courses at the music hall. She successfully began working in the troupe of the music hall, where the directors noticed a beautiful artistic girl. So a movie appeared in Larisa's life.
In order not to be a dilettante on the set, Belogurova entered GITIS, and after graduation she began to serve in the Mossovet theater. But later Larisa left the theater and devoted herself entirely to filming in the cinema. Moreover, she had a lot of proposals at that time. Belogurova played her first role in the film by Samvel Gasparov in the detective story "The Sixth". And she perfectly fit into the star composition of the picture.
Larisa was often invited to musical television films. She played the main roles in fairy tales about Little Flour, “Another Night of Scheherazade”, “Island of the Lost Ships”. And at the same time, they began to offer her serious dramatic roles in the cinema and in the theater. Belogurova graduated from the School of Dramatic Art, the course of Anatoly Vasiliev and began to often work with the director.
After the movie
In the early nineties, there were changes in the personal life of the actress. Larisa met her future husband Vladimir Tsyrkov in the theater, where he came to give a concert. Tsyrkov lived in Rostov-on-Don, worked as a choirmaster at the local theater "Epos" and served as choirmaster in the cathedral. Their relationship did not start right away, Vladimir was very surprised that such a beautiful woman was lonely. Later he had to move to Moscow because his theater was closed and he was offered a new place. Soon the couple not only got married, but also got married, which was unusual for that time. But faith has already entered the life of Larisa, and from that moment the cinema began to fade into the background. Belogurova played her last role with Viktor Titov in the film "Oriental Novel" in 1992. The proposals became less and less, and Larisa categorically refused the passing roles. After leaving the profession, Larisa began to help at the church, do charity work, participate in the life of relatives (she did not have her own children), and looked for small part-time jobs.
At the same time, Larisa was waiting for the first test - she was diagnosed with oncology. But she underwent treatment, and for a while forgot about the disease. But only for a while. A couple of years later, the disease again reminded of itself, but the possibility of recovery was out of the question. On January 20, 2015, Larisa Vladimirovna passed away. She was 55 years old. They buried her in her native Volgograd.
