Olga Naumenko

Once, actress Olga Naumenko acted exactly like Zhenya Lukashin: she ran away from an annoying groom, who had already decided everything for her. And she knows how to just work, hard and hard, but family for her always comes first. The future People’s Artist of the Russian Federation was born in a large family on December 6, 1949. Her father was a military man and they lived in Germany for a long time, and when she returned, Olya became interested in theater, studied in the drama club in the Palace more

Once, actress Olga Naumenko acted exactly like Zhenya Lukashin: she ran away from an annoying groom, who had already decided everything for her. And she knows how to just work, hard and hard, but family for her always comes first.

The future People’s Artist of the Russian Federation was born in a large family on December 6, 1949. Her father was a military man and they lived in Germany for a long time, and when she returned, Olya became interested in theater, studied in the drama club in the Palace of Pioneers on Leninsky Mountains and told everyone that she would become a real artist.

However, she became a student of the B.V. Shchukin Theatre School only for the second time, in 1968. And immediately after receiving her diploma, Olga was assigned to the troupe of the Gogol Moscow Drama Theatre, where she works to this day. Here she had the opportunity to play in the plays “And this fool I loved”, “Notebook of Trigorin”, “Petersburg”, “Carnival of Lambada”, “Weary of happiness”.

Her debut film role was as a schoolgirl in the short film The Long Day of Kolka Pavlyukov (1968). And those who followed these shootings in the film “Not Judicial” at first resembled an anecdote at all: in the corridor of the school she was picked up by the unknown from where the assistant director took her and carried her along. When the director saw the applicant, he fell into a rage: he needed a simple village girl, and in front of him stood a girl with professional makeup. As for Olga, she just washed off her makeup, and then everything went just fine.

This picture was followed by roles in the films “Cross the Threshold” (Albina Savitskaya), “Shadows Disappear at Noon” (Varka Morozova), “Black Prince” (Annushka), “Eternal Call”. And then there was an invitation to play Gali in the comedy Eldar Ryazanov "Irony of fate, or With light steam!" . Needless to say, all the actors in this movie were very popular. As for Gali, passers-by came to her even on the street and comforted her: “Don’t be upset that Lukashin abandoned you!” It's not worth it!

Olga is married to the artist of the same theater, where she works herself, Alexander Skvortsov. They are very happy in this marriage and lovingly devote time to their daughter Svetlana. /