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Svetlana SuhoveySoviet Belarusian theater and film actress
Date of Birth: 28.10.1952
Country:  Belarus |
Content:
- Early Life and Acting Career
- Film and Television Roles
- Lina in "Sons Go to Battle" (1969)
- Investigator in "Love Russian-Style 2" (1996)
- Voice Acting
- Milovitsa in "Milovitsa" (1997)
- State Medal of Pushkin (Russia)
Early Life and Acting Career
Svetlana Sukhoverkhova was born on October 26, 1952, in Mozyr, Belarus. She began her acting career in 1967, playing the role of Dunyasha in the film "Babye Tsarstvo." In 1973, she graduated from the Gerasimov Institute of Cinematography (VGIK) under the mentorship of Igor Talankin.
Film and Television Roles
Throughout her career, Sukhoverkhova appeared in numerous films and television shows. Notable roles include:
Lina in "Sons Go to Battle" (1969)
Oksana in "Commander of the Happy 'Shchuki'" (1972)Anya Kuzmenko in "Reliable Person" (1975)
Tonya Marchenko in "Port" (1975)
Lyuba Fryanskova in "Memory of the Earth" (1976)
Nina Shchapova in "Races Without a Finish" (1977)
Oleg's wife in "Meeting at the End of Winter" (1978)
Shura in "I Want to See You" (1978)
Sonka Tanovskaya in "Courage" (1980)
Klava, Yelizaveta's mother in "Third in the Fifth Row" (1984)
Svetlana Mikhailovna, prosecutor in "Love Russian-Style 3. Governor" (1999)
Investigator in "Love Russian-Style 2" (1996)
Head of club in "Dream Factory" (2004)Natasha in "Sunday in the Women's Bathhouse" (2005)
Maria Perepelkina in "Braking Distance" (2007)
Inna Vitalievna, orphanage director in "Call Me, and I'll Come" (2014)
Voice Acting
In addition to her on-camera performances, Sukhoverkhova also provided voice acting for animated films, including:
Milovitsa in "Milovitsa" (1997)
Awards and RecognitionOver the course of her career, Sukhoverkhova received numerous awards and recognition for her acting, including:
"Best Female Role" in "We Are Going to Watch 'Chapaev'" at the 1996 "Maladzechanskaya Sakavitsa"
Honorary Badge of the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Belarus for "Significant Personal Contribution to the Development of Belarusian Culture" (2002)
State Medal of Pushkin (Russia)
Other RolesChairman of the Actors' Guild of Cinema of Belarus (1989)
