Raisa Ivanovna Ryazanova is an actress known for her role in the film "Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears." For this work she was awarded the State Prize. Raisa Ivanovna has other awards, she is the Honored Artist of the Russian Federation.
Childhood, adolescence
Ryazanova Raisa was born on October 31, 1944. Her mother was a simple village woman, she gave birth to a daughter out of wedlock. The family lived in Petropavlovsk, Kazakhstan, in Ramenskoye (Moscow region). Raisa studied well, after school she entered the music and pedagogical school in Ryazan.
After graduating from her studies, the girl became a music teacher, taught to play the button accordion. Raisa often attended the drama theater, and then she herself wanted to be an actress. She was able to get into GITIS, despite the lack of acting training. Ryazanova entered the course of Plato Leslie. She finished her studies in 1969.
Creative career
After receiving her diploma, Ryazanova wanted to work at the Mayakovsky Theater, but there was no recruitment of actors that year. Then Raisa decided to try herself in the cinema. The career of a film actress turned out to be successful, there were many good roles. She got a job at Ryazanov's theater only in 2005, it was Oleg Tabakov's studio theater.
Raisa's first film work was the main role in the film about Gulya Koroleva. The director liked the photo of the actress, and Ryazanov was invited to screen tests, which turned out to be successful. Then she starred in the movie "Day and All Life".
The shooting schedule was busy, there were both episodic and main roles. She played mainly simple girls. Ryazanova starred in the films "Passing through Moscow", "Contraband", "White Bim Black Ear".
In 1978, Raisa was invited to appear in the movie "Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears." Nina Ruslanova was also at the screenings, but Ryazanova was approved. The film became very successful, but Ryazanov somehow bypassed the great fame. Her image was typical, the girl did not look like a movie star. This work did not bring any changes in life. Her friends in the film went to film festivals, Ryazanova reacted calmly to this.
During the period of perestroika, there was a lull, her type was unclaimed. Ryazanova rented an apartment to earn money. She knew how and loved to drive a car, so she began to engage in a cab. Many recognized her, but Raisa said that she only looked like an actress.
In the two thousandth Ryazanova began to appear in TV series ("Do not be born beautiful", "Next-3", "Firefighters" and many others). In 2012, Ryazanova starred in the film "My Only Sin", in 2013 - in the film "Long Life". Then there were filming in the movie "Three in Komi", "Good Hands" and others.
Personal life
Ryazanova's first husband is Yuri Perov, whom she met at GITIS. They got married in their second year, and soon the boy Daniel appeared. Aunt Yuri, who was taking care of the child, helped them a lot. Yuri could not become a good actor. He worked in the regional theater, but after the end of the contract, the management did not renew it. Then Petrov worked as a taxi driver, the head of the column, was engaged in a private cab. He died of a heart attack.
The marriage with Yuri did not last long, Raisa fell in love with a married man and left Petrov. The relationship lasted 10 years, but the marriage did not end. Raisa Ivanovna decided to devote herself to work and her son. Daniel is an actor, he has a son Andrey, who also dreams of following in the footsteps of his father and grandmother.
