Nina Ruslanova
Acting
1945-12-05 — 2021-11-21Bogodukhov, Ukrainian SSR, USSR
Soviet and Russian theatre and film actress, Nina Ivanovna Ruslanova, made her on-screen debut in Kira Muratova's 1967 film "Brief Encounters" after studying at the Kharkiv Theatre Institute for a year. In 1998, she was honored with the "People's Artist of Russia" award. She appeared in over 150 films throughout her nearly 50 year career. She died in 2021 due to COVID-19 complications.
Known For
6.6
Yeralash
1974 · tv
5.6
My Fair Nanny
2004 · tv
7.1
Region
2003 · tv
Careful, Zadov!
2004 · tv
5.9
Forbidden Empire
2014 · movie
6.7
My Friend Ivan Lapshin
1985 · movie
3.9
The First After God
2005 · movie
1.0
Diamond Hunters
2011 · tv
8.0
Gypsy
1980 · tv
4.8
The Irony of Fate: Continuation
2007 · movie
3.6
I'm Free, I Belong to Nobody
1994 · movie
7.9
Heart of a Dog
1988 · movie
7.8
Afonya
1975 · movie
7.2
What Men Talk About
2010 · movie
6.0
Khrustalyov, My Car!
1999 · movie
5.5
Waiting for a Miracle
2007 · movie
5.0
Mommies
2012 · movie
9.0
Return of Budulai
1986 · tv
4.1
Once There Was a Woman
2011 · movie
6.1
Return of Budulai
1986 · movie
6.3
Tears Were Falling
1983 · movie
6.0
Once There Was a Woman
2015 · tv
5.0
At the End of the Night
1988 · movie
5.3
Don't Cry Mommy 2
2005 · movie
4.8
Fun of the Young
1987 · movie
6.1
Bread
1988 · movie
5.0
Vanechka
2007 · movie
4.7
Branded
2012 · movie
5.3
Sign of Disaster
1987 · movie
Music Shop
1989 · movie