The Most Beautiful Soviet Women With A Tragic Fate

2024 Author: Bailey Albertson | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 12:53

The most beautiful Soviet women with a tragic fate

There were many beautiful actresses in the USSR, but only a few beautiful and happy ones. Unfortunately, today nothing is known about many outstanding Soviet actresses. And all due to the fact that their fate was very tragic. The talent of these beautiful women was admired by millions, men dreamed of them, their cult roles are immortal, but after a dizzying success, these actresses fell into oblivion.

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• 1 Alexandra Zavyalova
• 2 Valentina Serova
• 3 Natalia Kustinskaya
• 4 Tatiana Samoilova
• 5 Izolda Izvitskaya
• 6 Valentina Malyavina
• 7 Ekaterina Savinova
• 8 Anastasia Ivanova
• 9 Kyunna Ignatova
• 10 Inna Gulaya

Alexandra Zavyalova

Honored Artist of Russia Alexandra Zavyalova died at the hands of her own son

Alexandra Zavyalova played strong-willed women. The actress attracted the audience with her great talent and incredible beauty. The wives of Zavyalova's film partners were so jealous of their husbands that they came with them to the set. Zavyalova earned her national love for her role in the cult film "Shadows disappear at noon." However, this was the last role of the actress in the movie. Then she became depressed and was admitted to a psychiatric hospital. While Zavyalova was being treated, all valuables were stolen from her apartment. For the rest of her life, the actress lived with her son, who suffered from alcoholism. The life of the once great actress was interrupted one day before her 80th birthday. The son stabbed his mother with a knife, after which she died instantly.

Valentina Serova

Alcohol addiction was the cause of problems in family life and a decline in the career of Valentina Serova

Valentina Serova had everything to become a great actress. When the film "Girl with character" was released, she was covered by a wave of popularity. But the happiness was overshadowed by the death of her beloved husband. Only a little son helped her then not to die of grief. The actress never suffered from lack of attention. The famous poet Konstantin Simonov began to look after her. His poem “Wait for me, and I will return. Just wait very much …”was dedicated to Serova. Because of her marriage to the poet, she had to send her son to an orphanage. The actress did not have much love for Simonov, so she had many novels, including with Marshal Rokossovsky. Later, due to parting with him, Serova became addicted to alcohol. The addiction caused a divorce from Simonov and a decline in his career. At the age of 57, the actress died. In a state of alcoholic intoxicationSerova fell and hit the back of her head on the floor. A day later, the body of the actress was found in an apartment plundered by drinking companions.

Natalia Kustinskaya

The dream of all Soviet men Natalya Kustinskaya and off the screen remained the same cheerful beauty

Natalya Kustinskaya was the dream of Soviet men. The actress was a cheerful beauty, but in her personal life she was unlucky. Kustinskaya was married six times, and all marriages were accompanied by adultery. It's hard to believe, but men really cheated on the first beauty of the Soviet Union. And the actress herself often fell in love and left the family. All her life Kustinskaya was haunted by tragic accidents: her husbands perished, and then her only son and grandson. For the last two years of her life, the woman was also sick. And she died without leaving a coma.

Tatiana Samoilova

The role of Veronica in the film "The Cranes Are Flying" brought Tatiana Samoilova worldwide fame

Tatiana Samoilova brought worldwide fame for her role in the film "The Cranes Are Flying". Unfortunately, the actress failed to repeat the success. She was not allowed to go to Hollywood, and there was no role for Samoilova in Soviet cinema. The woman's son left for the USA, and she saw her daughter only once in nine years. Samoilova lived in a well-equipped apartment and received a presidential pension, but the actress was incredibly lonely. Samoilova could sit for hours at her favorite restaurant without making an order. On her 80th birthday, the actress passed away.

Izolda Izvitskaya

Izolda Izvitskaya died of chronic exhaustion and alcoholism at the age of 38

Izolda Izvitskaya gained popularity in the Soviet Union after the release of the film Forty-first. For the next ten years, the actress starred in films without interruption, but the success could not be repeated. Then Izvitskaya began to drink alcohol. The husband of the actress also had this bad habit. Soon the husband left the woman, which is why she became even more addicted to alcohol. Since then, Izvitskaya thought only about alcohol. She rarely ate, since sometimes there was not even money for bread. At 38, Isolde died due to prolonged starvation. The body of the actress was found a few weeks after her death.

Valentina Malyavina

The life of Valentina Malyavina was tragic, and each new love turned out to be fatal

Valentina Malyavina is the owner of fabulous beauty, but her life was very tragic. The actress was pregnant by Alexander Zbruev, but at the request of her mother, she was given an injection, due to which the premature birth began and the child did not survive. Later, the actress had many novels with famous directors and actors. In a marriage with Pavel Arsenov, Malyavina had a daughter, who soon died. After the divorce, the actress starred in the film "Red Square" and gained incredible popularity. Soon the woman met Stas Zhdanko. When the man passed away, the accusation fell on the actress. Malyavina spent four years in prison, after which she was released and addicted to alcohol. Already in the 2000s, the actress was severely beaten by drinking companions, because of which she lost her sight. And now Malyavina lives in a specialized boarding house.

Ekaterina Savinova

Ekaterina Savinova, knowing about the incurability of her illness, threw herself under the train

During the filming of the famous film "Come Tomorrow", the future favorite of the Soviet people, Frosya Burlakova, drank fresh milk and contracted brucellosis. Doctors could not diagnose the actress, and the disease developed and gave a complication to the brain. Then Savinova developed a condition that resembled schizophrenia. Since then, the actress was hospitalized every year, her health deteriorated, and her career began to decline. Savinova felt like a burden and threw herself under the train. The actress was 43 years old. Anna Karenina's monologue, which Savinova read when she entered VGIK, became fatal for the actress.

Anastasia Ivanova

Anastasia Ivanova was killed in her own apartment at 34

Anastasia Ivanova possessed angelic beauty and great acting talent. All-Union fame was brought to her by the role of Lida in the film I Can't Say Goodbye. Then she married the actor Boris Nevzorov and gave birth to a daughter. Soon the actress was no longer invited to the shooting and she was very worried about this. When life began to improve, a family friend killed her in her own apartment. Ivanova's body was found by her husband. The actress was 34 years old, and she left a nine-year-old daughter. Anastasia Ivanova never fulfilled her dream of becoming a sought-after actress, but she gained personal female happiness, albeit for a short time.

Kyunna Ignatova

The beauty of Kunna Ignatova was admired by millions of Soviet men

Kunna Ignatova was a bright and cheerful woman whose beauty was admired by millions of people. Her marriage to the renowned actor Vladimir Belokurov led to the fact that Ignatova's career began to come to an end. The man was very jealous and did everything so that his wife was always there. Later, the woman remarried, and a man who was 14 years younger than her became her chosen one. But this time the happiness was short-lived, and the actress's relationship with her only son went wrong. When Ignatova was 53 years old, she was found unconscious in an apartment. She died a few days later. The cause of death of the actress remained a mystery, but it was rumored that it was suicide.

Inna Gulaya

Inna's gentle, childish face and naive look bribed the viewer, directors and screenwriters

Inna Gulaya possessed extraordinary beauty. Her childish face and naive look won over absolutely everyone. The prime of her career as an actress came in the 1960s. Inna married the director Gennady Shpalikov and gave birth to a daughter. The man suffered from alcoholism, and soon hard times fell in the family - both spouses were unclaimed in their profession. Then the actress started drinking with her husband. For the sake of her daughter, Inna filed for divorce. When Shpalikov was 37 years old, he committed suicide. For the actress, this was a strong blow. Inna was treated in a psychiatric hospital, but she never recovered from the loss of her husband. When the daughter of the actress got a job in life, Inna Gulaya committed suicide.

All these actresses are united by their magnificent beauty, great acting talent and a successful career, after which they ended up in oblivion. Failures in personal life, lack of demand in the profession and tragic accidents led to a sad outcome in the fate of these once great Soviet actresses.