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Nina GogaevaFilm and theater actress
Date of Birth: 09.01.1977
Country:  Russia |
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Biography of Nina Gogaeva
Nina Gogaeva is a renowned actress of film and theater who has gained widespread recognition primarily for her roles in crime television series. Her characters, attractive and self-assured, stand up against the world of evil and violence. In her creative biography, Nina Petrovna has played thirty roles in television series, including highly rated ones, and seven roles in well-known performances at the Moscow Art Theatre named after A. Gorky. Additionally, she has appeared in commercials, voiced numerous foreign films, and even the computer game 'Fallout 3'. Gogaeva has a large following among television viewers, and her social media accounts are filled with enthusiastic reviews of her appearance and talent.
Early Life and Background
Nina Gogaeva's elegance and demeanor provide grounds for assuming that she was born and raised in a big city, amidst cultural centers and libraries. However, this famous actress was actually born in the remote taiga of Western Siberia, in the north of the Tomsk region, on January 9, 1977. The name of her birthplace is expressively referred to as the "remote taiga." There were no theaters or concert halls there, but the house was constantly filled with records of Vysotsky, Pugacheva, Magomaev, Zhanna Bichevskaya, and the club had a wonderful folk choir. From an early age, Nina developed a love for Siberian songs with their unique polyphony and began singing in the school choir, as well as participating in the school theater circle. The girl wanted to pursue singing seriously and successfully participated in amateur contests, but at one point she realized that her vocal abilities were not sufficient to reach professional heights and decided to become an actress, especially since she always landed the lead roles in school plays.
Acting Career
After completing high school, Nina Gogaeva moved to the capital and applied to the Shchukin Theater School, where she successfully passed the rigorous entrance exams. She was admitted to A. Grave's course and diligently absorbed everything that the school's professors could offer her. In 2000, Nina graduated with honors and, based on her audition, was accepted into the troupe of the Moscow Art Theatre named after A. Gorky. In the same year, she participated in the St. Petersburg Smolensky Reading Competition and won third place.
Her initial roles on the theater stage, as is customary, were small. But within a few years, her repertoire included Natasha in 'Humiliated and Insulted', Angel in 'The Invisible Lady', Inna in 'Controlled Shooting' (directed by S. Govorukhin), and other brilliant works. Unlike her classmates, Nina Gogaeva did not succumb to the temptation of taking part in film shootings during her student years at the expense of her studies. Her debut in film came in 2002 with the cult series 'Brigade', but her tiny role as a secretary played by Nina did not even receive mention in the credits. Several episodes featuring the young actress in the renowned film 'Oligarch' met the same fate. At that time, Nina considered herself primarily a theatrical actress, and film shoots were just a small part of her life. Her first significant work was the role of Faya in the film 'Sel' (2003). Subsequently, after less noticeable roles in projects such as 'Hello, the Capital', 'Ether Ruler', 'Autonome', and others, she landed the lead role in the film 'Espresso' (2006).
In 2007, Nina Gogaeva experienced great success. She made her first appearance in the television series 'Trace' (2007), where she played the role of a poisoner doctor in the episode 'Water'. She portrayed Captain Borisova in the crime series 'Spider's Web' and played the central role of Marina in 'The Bay of Missing Divers', which involved underwater shooting. The busy schedule of television series compelled the actress to reassess her creative plans, and she left her theater job. Successfully performed roles in crime dramas and action films made Nina a sought-after actress in this genre. She portrayed Maria Semak in 'Autumn Detective' (2008), Rosa in 'Volkov's Hour' (Episode 25), and investigator Galina in 'The Champion' (2008). However, all these roles were just preparation for the tremendous success that awaited the actress after she played the role of Captain Demina in the television project 'The Sword' (2009). 'The Sword' became a highly rated series, and viewers anxiously followed not only how Max Kalinin and his group fought against impunity, which led to lawlessness, but also the development of the relationship between Tatyana and Max. The duo of Gogaeva and Flerov became a real discovery of the series, and for her portrayal of Tatyana Demina, Nina Gogaeva was nominated for the 'Golden Rhino' award for the best female role.
The years 2009 and 2010 were also successful for the actress, with roles in 'Soldiers-16' (as Zoe), the film 'Indus' (as lawyer Galina Sergeevna), and the series 'Mine' (as Ekaterina Cherbenkova). Another triumph awaited Nina Gogaeva in 2011 when she returned to the television project 'Trace'. This time, she portrayed Margarita Vlasova, a police captain involved in undercover work, skillfully wielding any weapon, always composed and self-assured, and also very attractive, not hesitating to use it when necessary. The portrayal of this character raised numerous questions for the actress herself, who responded that the character she created was purely artistic and had no relation to her own personality and character. In 2012, despite the enormous popularity of her character, Nina Gogaeva announced her departure from the television project 'Trace'.
Her most recent works to date include several lead roles, such as Dr. Tatiana Voskresenskaya in the TV series 'Sniffer' (2013) and Nina in the miniseries 'The Judge' (2014). She is also involved in the filming of the American film 'Soul of a Spy' and the sequel to 'The Sword'. When asked about her personal life, Nina Gogaeva does not respond. It is known that she has a son who was born in 2004 and, according to rumors, appeared alongside her in the series 'Mine', although official sources state that the screen son of Nina Gogaeva's character was played by Artem Zharkov.
