Lyusyena Ovchinnikova
1931-09-10
Olyevsk, Zhitomirskaya oblast, Ukrainian SSR, USSR
ACTING
Best known for:
Filmography:
A Home for Tanya (1959)
APPEREAD AS:Nyurka
The Sun Shines to Everyone (1959)
APPEREAD AS:Katya
The Maiden's Spring (1960)
APPEREAD AS:Настя
Разноцветные камешки (1960)
APPEREAD AS:Nina
The Girls (1962)
APPEREAD AS:Katya
Nine Days of One Year (1962)
APPEREAD AS:Nura, Gusev's younger sister
Morning Trains (1963)
APPEREAD AS:Inna
Fidelity (1965)
APPEREAD AS:Second widow
The Hockey Players (1965)
APPEREAD AS:Nadya Kudrich
Under the Chestnut Trees of Prague (1965)
APPEREAD AS:Маша
Adventures of Mowgli (1967)
APPEREAD AS:волчица Ракша
Strong with Spirit (1967)
APPEREAD AS:Galya
Adventures of Mowgli: Raksha (1967)
APPEREAD AS:Raksha (voice)
The Journalist (1967)
APPEREAD AS:Tamara
Adventures of Mowgli: The Kidnapping (1968)
APPEREAD AS:Raksha (voice)
Mama Got Married (1969)
APPEREAD AS:Зина, мать Бориса
The White Weathervane (1969)
APPEREAD AS:Варвара Дорохова (мама)
On the Way to Lenin (1970)
APPEREAD AS:Rimma
Adventures of Mowgli: Return to Mankind (1971)
APPEREAD AS:Raksha (voice)
The Long Recess (1972)
APPEREAD AS:Valya
Vera, Nadezhda, Lyubov (1972)
APPEREAD AS:Glasha
The Adventures of Mowgli (1973)
APPEREAD AS:Raksha (voice)
The Long Recess (1973)
APPEREAD AS:Валя
Perseus (1973)
APPEREAD AS:Second of Grays (voice)
Включите северное сияние (1973)
APPEREAD AS:Maria Petrovna
Olga Sergeevna (1975)
APPEREAD AS:Маргарита
The Big Space Travel (1975)
APPEREAD AS:Zoya Petrovna
Такая короткая долгая жизнь (1975)
APPEREAD AS:Тамара Павловна Калугина
The Fox and the Bear (1975)
APPEREAD AS:(voice)
We Didn't Learn This (1976)
APPEREAD AS:Mila's mother
Twenty Days Without War (1976)
APPEREAD AS:Xenia Sergeevna, former wife of Lopatin
A Lullaby for Men (1977)
APPEREAD AS:Klavdiya Ivanovna
Start Liquidation (1983)
APPEREAD AS:Klimova
Valentin and Valentina (1985)
APPEREAD AS:Rita
Scarlet Flower (1991)
APPEREAD AS:Barbara
Why? (1991)
APPEREAD AS:Mariya
The Big Exchange (1992)
APPEREAD AS:Hotel Administrator
The Murder at Zhdanovskaya (1992)
APPEREAD AS:Irina Sergienko