Marianna Strizhenova
Acting • Born 1924-10-14 – Died 2004-05-12
Biography
Marianna Strizhenova is a Soviet theater and film actress. Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1969) Born in Moscow in an actor's family. After four years of study at the Moscow Theater School, Marianna becomes an actress of the Mossovet Theater. The first film role took place in the film "Bountiful Summer" directed by Boris Barnet. The popularity of the actress came after the role of Gemma in the film "The Gadfly" directed by Aleksandr Faintsimmer and the role of Masha in the movie "Height" directed by Aleksandr Zarkhi. Marianna Strizhenova is one of the most beautiful actresses in Soviet cinema. Due to her talent and appearance, Marianna had many wonderful roles that brought her fame.
Filmography
28 credits
I'll Teach You to Dream
Movie • 1985
Black Business
Movie • 1965
Zhanna Volchanskaya
Time and the Conways
Movie • 1984
Joan Halford in maturity
Night Call
Movie • 1970
Leokadia
The Artist from Gribov
Movie • 1989
Nina Aleksandrovna
Bountiful Summer
Movie • 1951
Oksana Podpruzhenko
Height
Movie • 1957
Masha
Foma Gordeyev
Movie • 1959
Sasha
Life in Your Hands
Movie • 1959
Polina
Taras Shevchenko
Movie • 1951
Agafia Uskova
No Fear, No Blame
Movie • 1962
Natalya
Street Without End
Movie • 1972
city committee secretary
They Were Known Only By Their Faces
Movie • 1967
Adamova
Take Care of the Men!
Movie • 1982
Violetta Maximilianovna
Looking for My Fate
Movie • 1975
organizer of the poetry evening
Vacation at Your Own Expense
Movie • 1982
Yura's Mother
Captain Nemo
Movie • 1975
Jacqueline's Mother
Blue Lightnings
Movie • 1978
Anatoly's Mother
The Blind Musician
Movie • 1961
Anna Mikhailovna
Bonivur's Heart
Movie • 1969
Nadezhda Perovskaya
Through Icy Haze
Movie • 1965
Countess Sofia Vladimirovna Panina
Nights of Farewell
Movie • 1965
Gedeonov's Wife
Only Together
Movie • 1976
Vera Naumova
The Great Tamer
Movie • 1974
Yelena's Mother
The Gadfly
Movie • 1955
Gemma
Fathers
Movie • 1989
mother-in-law
Gutta-Percha Boy
Movie • 1957
Countess Listomirova
Captain Nemo
TV • 1976
mama Zhaklin