Post in memory of Natalia Kustinskaya: 20 photographs of the beauty of Soviet cinema, who was called "Russian Brigitte Bardot"

Post in memory of Vera Glagoleva: Turgenev girl of Soviet cinema

In an interview, Vera Glagoleva often admitted that her life can be called the embodiment of the dreams of any girl. She contained love, betrayal, and new-found happiness. In the professional field, Vera Vitalievna managed to realize herself as an actress and film director. On August 16, 2017, it was reported that this wonderful woman was gone. Her life ended at 62

Soviet "doubles" of Western stars: Who were called ours Brigitte Bardot, Greta Garbo and Elizabeth Taylor

The stars of European and American cinema all over the world are considered universally recognized standards of beauty and style, but in Soviet cinema there were many actresses who were in no way inferior to their Western counterparts and made a splash at international festivals. And if they had the opportunity to film abroad, they would certainly be able to seriously compete with Brigitte Bardot, Greta Garbo and Elizabeth Taylor

Four marriages and a hundred misfortunes of Natalya Kustinskaya: Why the first beauty of Soviet cinema spent her last years in oblivion and loneliness

5 years ago, an actress who was called the Russian Brigitte Bardot, Natalya Kustinskaya, passed away. Her beauty was so bright and even some kind of "non-Soviet" that she easily won the hearts of the most prominent men of her time. But despite the fact that the actress had several husbands and a huge number of fans, in her declining years she was left absolutely alone, having outlived everyone who was once dear to her. She herself often called it retribution for the sins of her youth

Cinema created and destroyed the marriage of Brigitte Bardot and Roger Vadim

The fiery romance between cinematographer Roger Vadim and actress Brigitte Bardot lasted only five years. But its fruits are still being reaped by people around the world - these are beautiful films created by a couple of outstanding creative people

The search for happiness of Elena Proklova: Why the actress was called the most dangerous and cruel beauty of Soviet cinema

She was called one of the most beautiful actresses of Soviet cinema, and actors, directors and spectators lost their heads from her. She was credited with novels with the most famous Soviet artists. She shocked the public when years later confessed her mistakes and apologized to the wives of her former lovers. Why Elena Proklova was called the main lover of Soviet cinema, what she cannot forgive herself, and with whom the actress found her happiness - further in the review