The Most Beautiful Women Of The USSR: 10 Famous Beauties

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Charming and attractive: the most beautiful women in the USSR

In the USSR, many women sought to imitate precisely these idols, and men dreamed of being with them for at least a few minutes. Their makeup and hairstyles were copied. The appearance of these women on theatrical posters forced people to queue up for tickets. We have prepared a list of Soviet beauties for you.

Natalia Gvozdikova

Natalya Gvozdikova is a People's Artist of Russia, who celebrated her 70th anniversary more than a year ago. Even now, she leads an active lifestyle, often meets with fans and does not look her age. Natalia Gvozdikova decided to become an artist as a child. Despite the fact that there were no actors in her family, she managed to break through thanks to her talent and charm. Colleagues note that Natalia Gvozdikova is very smiling and energetic. Thanks to her charisma, she managed to enter the All-Union State Institute of Cinematography the first time, although there were 400 applicants for one place.

Natalia's sister Lyudmila served for a long time at the Leningrad Theater of Miniatures and more than once appeared on stage together with its leader, renowned Arkady Raikin

Larisa Guzeeva

Many know Larisa Guzeeva as a beautiful, independent and strong-willed woman. However, few people know what this woman went through. As a child, she considered herself an ugly duckling and felt a lack of love. Mother forbade Larisa Guzeeva a lot. As the actress herself recalls, life passed by her. The woman managed to achieve success thanks to her own hard work and tough character, for which her fans love her.

Fellow students did not like Larisa so much that when her class was supposed to go to Bulgaria on an exchange, everyone unanimously voted against her trip with them

Anna Samokhina

For the first time, many saw Anna Samokhina in the crime drama "Thieves in law". There she appeared before the audience in the form of a fatal but romantic woman. Many people remember her as seductive and dangerous at the same time. In the future, the popularity of the actress came to naught due to the lack of good proposals. Anna Samokhina had to play in frankly weak comedies (Passion for Angelica, Brunette for 30 kopecks, etc.), but even there she continued to remain effective.

Anna Samokhina was not only the star of the screen and theatrical performances, but also quite a successful entrepreneur-restaurateur together with her second husband

Margarita Terekhova

Most of Margarita Terekhova was remembered in the image of the seductive intriguer Milady from the movie "The Three Musketeers". There she confronted D'Artagnan and his friends. The charming blonde spy won the hearts of many viewers.

After a creative competition in a theater school, Rita heard a phrase uttered by someone from the admissions committee: “Either abnormal or brilliant”

Olga Ostroumova

Olga Ostroumova is a Soviet and Russian actress. Her choice of profession for those around her was unexpected, since she never took part in circles and did not participate in creative activities. Popularity for Ostroumova came along with the role of Rita Cherkasova (the film We'll Live Until Monday). In the story, she was the most beautiful girl in the class who broke the heart of more than one guy.

The real, truly triumphant return of Olga Ostroumova to the screen was the first domestic TV novel "Poor Nastya"

Galina Milovskaya

Galina Milovskaya is jokingly called the star of a nonexistent profession. In fact, she was a model, but then in the USSR she was considered a clothing demonstrator. The woman quickly outgrew the status of an ordinary mannequin and became world famous. However, in those days, the popularity of Galina Milovskaya was questionable, since the government did not support her.

The Soviet authorities accused Milovskaya of shaming the country: she sits in an inappropriate position with her back to the Kremlin

Natalia Fateeva

Natalia Fateeva is a versatile and very capable person. She won prizes in track and field competitions, learned to play the piano, was fond of opera … Natalia's main dream was the stage, but she was not accepted into the school drama circle because of her tall stature. As a result, Fateeva still managed to break through and played more than 70 roles in her career. The most significant project for her was the painting "Three plus Two". There she played the role of Zoya and was remembered by everyone as a rival of Nilov, Zharikov and Mironov.

Fateeva proved that she can play in a comedy, in a melodrama, in a film on a "production" theme, in a musical, in a historical film and even in a detective story

Galina Chistyakova

Galina Chistyakova is a Slovak, Russian and Soviet athlete. She showed the whole world that women can perform on an equal basis with men. Until now, no one can beat her record in long jump (7.52 m) among the fairer sex. However, Galina Chistyakova was remembered by fans not only for her outstanding sports achievements, but also for her striking appearance, becoming the embodiment of the image of a strong woman.

More than 25 years have passed since the record was set

Natalia Trubnikova

Natalia Trubnikova was remembered as Princess Melisenta from the movie "June 31". Many were amazed at the unearthly beauty of the girl, who, in addition, had recently graduated from the choreographic school at the Bolshoi Theater. Despite the success, Natalya Trubnikova preferred ballet, but she remembers her achievements in cinema with warmth.

Natalia said that at the ballet school her legs were bleeding, she had to seal them with egg film, but she did not tell her parents about this: she was afraid that they would be forbidden to practice

Tatiana Drubich

Tatyana Drubich is another well-rounded woman. She began acting in films at the age of 11, but she did not immediately choose the profession of an actress. First she entered the dental institute, then became an endocrinologist. In the movie, Tatyana Drubich starred in parallel, but was remembered for her roles in such films as "Assa", "The Chosen", "Anna Karenina", "About Love", etc.

Father taught Tatyana Drubich to drive a car when she was 14 years old

Many Soviet beauties did not immediately receive recognition. Very often they confessed to their former insecurities and complexes. These women had to overcome obstacles to get a place in the sun. It is worthy of respect.