Soviet actress of theater and cinema, winner of the Stalinist Prize of the second degree and People's Artist of the RSFSR Lyudmila Pashkov may be familiar with the eldest generation of our readers on the films "Wolly Wind", "Corona of the Russian Empire, or again elusive," "Life of the Holy Sisters" and "Middle Life" " How was her fate?
The People's Artist of the RSFSR Larisa Pashkov played Evlampia in the film "Life of the Holy Sisters". How was her fate?
In the footsteps of sister
Larisa Pashkov was born on October 12, 1921 in the city of Balakhna, where her parents left the capital after the October Revolution. The girl from his very childhood was very artistic, showed interest in poetry. After Larisa's school, after the older sister Galina went to Moscow, where he entered the theater studio at the theater. Vakhtangov, at the end of which she, like sister, was enrolled in the theater's troupe.
While still a student, Pashkov married his classmate Anatoly Kolhatov, who turned out to be a mediocre actor, but unexpectedly a talented administrator. Anatoly Andreevich became the director of Lenkom, and later headed SoyuzGoscirm. Meanwhile, his spouse played on the theater scene, starred in the cinema and taught in the Schukinsky school.
Crash and man's arrest
In the mid-sixties, Larisa Pashkov got into a car accident, the result of which became multiple fractures of the legs. Doctors were able to save the life of the actress, but after numerous operations, one leg turned out to be shorter than another. Pashkov was not despair, despite the lameness, she was able to return to the scene. The actress convinced the leadership of the theater to put the "Western" Emil Zol, where he played chromonoga jervel.
Over time, Larisa Alekseevna learned to mask his injury, but fate prepared her a new blow. Her husband actresses arrested. Officially, the reason for this was bribes - they argued that Anatoly Kolevatov took the "gifts" from the actors, who helped go to foreign tour or get the title. At the same time, rumors were rumored in circus and theatrical circles that, in reality, Anatoly Andreyevich went to court because of the novel with Galina Brezhnev.
For Kolvatov, many famous circus artists, including Igor Kio, Oleg Popov and Yuri Nikulin, were encouraged, but after the trial, which was two years old, Anatoly Andreevich was sentenced to 13 years of camps. His wife could not stand the separation: February 14, 1987, Larisa Pashkov imposed on his hands.
