Tatyana Bozhok Actress Date of Birth: 21.01.1957 Country: Russia

1. Biography of Tatiana Bozhok
2. Early Career
3. Acting Career
4. Notable Roles
5. Filmography

Biography of Tatiana Bozhok

Tatiana Bozhok is an actress who rose to fame at a young age. She made her debut in Victor Titov's film "Every Day of Doctor Kalinnikova" (1973) while still in school. In 1977, Tatiana Bozhok graduated from the All-Russian State Institute of Cinematography (VGIK).

Early Career

After completing school, Tatiana Bozhok landed a role as a nurse in Sergey Bondarchuk's film "They Fought for Their Country". Her success in this small role led her to be admitted directly to the second year of VGIK, where she studied in the workshop of S. Bondarchuk and I. Skobtseva. In 1977, she successfully graduated from VGIK.

Acting Career

From that time onwards, Tatiana Bozhok appeared in numerous films. She often portrayed naive, eccentric girls who were often unlucky in their personal lives, sometimes portrayed as foolish and vulnerable. She frequently played the roles of nurses and medics in war films, as well as teachers in children's films and "Yeralash" episodes. These roles were usually supporting characters, but even in smaller roles, she left a lasting impression on viewers. For example, she played the role of a geography teacher in the musical comedy "Adventures of Petrov and Vasechkin" and the mother of Kolya in the science fiction film "Guest from the Future".

Notable Roles

Among her other notable roles are Alena in "There, Behind the Seven Mountains", Masha in "Front Behind the Front Line", Liza Kalachyova in "12 Chairs", Glakha in "On Taiga Winds", Kira in "Adult Son", Svetka in "The Wedding Day Will Have to Be Clarified", Alevtina in "About You", Klava in "Veterans", Vera in "Gateway to Heaven", Lena Chagina in "Anxious Sunday", Nina Innokentievna in "Citizens of the Universe", and a court secretary in "From the Life of Fyodor Kuzkin". Tatiana Bozhok also works extensively in dubbing, providing voices for children's roles and animated films, such as the restored version of I.P. Ivanov-Vano's film "The Golden Key" where she voiced the character Buratino.

Filmography

- 1973: "Every Day of Doctor Kalinnikova"
- 1975: "They Fought for Their Country"
- 1977: "12 Chairs"
- 1977: "Front Behind the Front Line"
- 1978: "On the Day of Celebration"
- 1978: "Veterans" (a short film in the anthology "Youth" No. 1)
- 1979: "Adult Son"
- 1979: "The Wedding Day Will Have to Be Clarified"
- 1979: "My First Friend"
- 1979: "On Taiga Winds"
- 1979: "Today and Tomorrow"
- 1980: "Ladies Invite Cavaliers"
- 1980: "There, Behind the Seven Mountains"
- 1981: "Everything in Reverse"
- 1981: "Golden Fish" (film anthology "Lucky Stripe")
- 1981: "About You"
- 1983: "Gateway to Heaven"
- 1983: "Lonely People Are Given a Dormitory"
- 1983: "Adventures of Petrov and Vasechkin, Ordinary and Extraordinary"
- 1983: "Anxious Sunday"
- 1984: "Guest from the Future"
- 1984: "Citizens of the Universe"
- 1984: "Very Important Person"
- 1985: "Careful - Vasilik!"
- 1989: "Edge"
- 1989: "From the Life of Fyodor Kuzkin"
- 1991: "Bolotnaya Street or A Remedy Against Sex"
- 1996: "Dear Friend of Long-Forgotten Years..."