Klara Mihaylovna Rumyanova

Clara Mikhailovna Rumyanova was born on December 8, 1929. Graduated from the acting faculty of VGIK (course of Sergey Gerasimov and Tamara Makarova). She began acting in films as a student, played in such famous films as “The Rural Doctor” (1952), “They Were the First” (1956), “The Groom from the Afterlife” (1958), “Resurrection” (1960), “Life at First” (1961), “They Will Not Pass” (1965), “The Farmer in the Steppe” (1970), “Twelve Chairs” (1971). However, the greatest popularity and love of the more

Clara Mikhailovna Rumyanova was born on December 8, 1929. Graduated from the acting faculty of VGIK (course of Sergey Gerasimov and Tamara Makarova). She began acting in films as a student, played in such famous films as “The Rural Doctor” (1952), “They Were the First” (1956), “The Groom from the Afterlife” (1958), “Resurrection” (1960), “Life at First” (1961), “They Will Not Pass” (1965), “The Farmer in the Steppe” (1970), “Twelve Chairs” (1971). However, the greatest popularity and love of the audience brought her participation in the animation. In almost every second (!) domestic cartoon, her voice sounds: first of all, it is "Cheburashka", "Well, wait!", "Steam Truck from Romashkovo", "Kid and Carlson", "Umka", "The Wizard of the Emerald City". In total, Klara Rumyanova has almost 300 animated and puppet paintings. Songs from these animated films performed by Rumyanova became real hits, enjoyed success with children for several decades. For a series of radio performances "My name is a woman", dedicated to the role of women in the history of Russia, Klara Rumyanova was awarded the Pushkin gold medal.