Beauty Soviet cinema Bashny.Net

About macho- actors of the Soviet cinema we talked, but what about the most charming actresses? How many of them was- not count ... And most importantly, it does not matter whose role they had to vzhivatsya- insidious intriganok or naive Mashenek- their beauty has always been kind and obayanie- natural. That, alas, is on contemporary actresses do not say. I offer you a selection of the 10 beauties that I first came to mind.

1. Lyubov Orlova

1934 & quot; Funny guys & quot; - Annie

1936 "Circus" - Marion Dixon

1947 "Spring" - actress Shatrova scientist Irina Nikitina



2. Svetlana Druzhinin

1957 "It was in Penkovo" - Larissa, chairman of the daughter and the wife of Matthew

1961 "Girls" - Anfisa

1962 "Somewhere there is a Son" - Nadia



3. Lyudmila Gurchenko

1956 "Carnival Night" - Lena Krylova

1971 "The Crown of the Russian Empire, or Again the elusive" -Shansonetka Agrafena Zavolzhskaya

1981 "Beloved Woman Mechanic Gavrilov" - Margaret S. Solovyov



4. Natalya Andreichenko

1978 "Sibiriada" - Nastya

1983 "Wartime Romance" - Luba Antipova

1983 "Mary Poppins, Goodbye" - Mary Poppins



5. Irina Miroshnichenko

1963 "Walking the Streets of Moscow" - Kate

1980 "Old New Year" - Claudia Poluorlova

1980 "You can not dream" - Ludmila, mother Kati



6. Galina Belyaeva

1978 "a hunting accident" - Olga Skvortsova

1979 "Oh, vaudeville, vaudeville ..." - Vera Lisichkina

1983 "Anna Pavlova" - Anna Pavlova



7. Margarita Terekhova

1977 "Dog in the Manger" - Diana, Countess de Belflor

1978 "D'Artagnan and Three Musketeers" - Milady de Winter

1980 "Pious Martha" - Doña March



8. Natalya Sedykh

1964 "Frost" - Nastya

1968 "Fire, water and copper pipes ..." - Alionushka

1969 "Blue Ice" - Elena Berestova



9. Irina Alferov

1977 "Road to Calvary" - Dasha

1979 "D'Artagnan and Three Musketeers" - Constance Bonacieux

1982 "Anticipation of Love" - ​​She



10. Alisa Freundlich

1974 "Straw Hat" - Baroness de Champigny

1977 "Office Romance" - Ludmila Kalugin
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1984 "A Cruel Romance" - Harith Ignatyevna Ogudalova



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