Tatyana Okunevskaya
Acting·March 3, 1914·† May 15, 2002 — 88 years old·Zavidovo, Moscow Governorate, Russian Empire [now Tver Oblast, Russia]
Tatyana Okunevskaya was a Soviet and Russian actress.
Feminine and temperamental Okunevskaya was hard not to remember, she had a million-strong army of fans who simply worshiped her. Her lovers were visited by the most famous men of the last century - from writers to politicians.
As an actress she became famous for her pictures “Boule de suif” (1934), “Hectic Days”(1935), "Alexander Parkhomenko" (1942), "It Happened in the Donbass" (1945)
Known For
The Captivating Star of Happiness
1975·5.8
Boule de Suif
1934·6.2
The Secret Agent's Return
1982·5.9
Taiga Novel
2000·6.1
The Secret Agent’s End
1986·5.7
The Last Night
1937·5.0
Taiga Novel
2001·5.6
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
1986·5.0
Aleksandr Parkhomenko
1942·5.1
The Fundamental and Pitiful Look
1996·6.2
Hectic Days
1935·6.2
Night Guard
1957·6.5
Filmography · 24
2001Taiga NovelTatyana Lvovna - babushka Albiny2000Taiga NovelTVTatyana Lvovna - babushka Albiny2000There is No Death For Meherself2000House for the RichAnna Kazimirovna1996The Fundamental and Pitiful Look1993Wild Love1992Short Breath of Love1989Easy Steps1986The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde1986The Secret Agent’s EndСтачевская1982The Secret Agent's ReturnStachevskaya1981The Mysterious Old Man1975The Captivating Star of Happinessграфиня Лаваль1965Star of the BalletYekaterina Vasilyevna1957Night GuardRaisa1947Boy From the Outskirts1946Davit GuramishviliElizaveta Petrovna, Daughter of Peter the Great1945It Happened in the DonbassNatasha Loginova1942Aleksandr ParkhomenkoBykova1942Collection of Films for the Armed Forces #81937The Last NightLena Leontyeva1935Hectic Days1934Boule de SuifMme Carré-Lamadon1932Men and JobsMarusya (uncredited)