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Elena
Yakovleva was
born in Novograd in Ukraine (05.03.1961). She came
to Moscow, where studied in the Cinema Institute
till 1984. Since the same year Yakovleva is the
actress of the "Sovremennik" theatre,
with a short break (3 years she worked in another
theatre). Her first role in movie was Lera from
"Two under an umbrella". Her star hour
came after "Intergirl", where her
character was a prostitute. Yakovleva works a lot:
theatre, movie, TV serial ("Kamenskaya"
about a gifted detective woman), she has a TV
program "What does a woman want?"
This actress is able to change her image from
vulgar street girl till aristocratic lady as she
played in "Petersburg Mysteries" (TV
serial).
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Director:
V. Abdrashitov. Starring: A. Androsov, Å.
Dmitrieva, Å. Yakovleva, A. Feklistov, V. Steklov,
A. Pashutin et al. "Plumbum"- a Latin
word for lead and this is a nickname of Ruslan
Chutko – a 15-year-old teenager who assumed a
role of "society purist". But carried
away with struggle against evil, he goes beyond
the limits pertinent to kid's game and ruthlessly
trespasses upon people's destinies. The film
composed as a dramatic detective story, covers a
serious and acute moral problem.
©
“Mosfilm”, 1986, 92 min.
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Director:
P. Todorovsky. Starring: Å. Yakovleva, T.
Laustiola, L. Malevannaya, A. Nemolyaeva, L.
Polischuk, I. Dapkunaite,
I.
Rozanova et al. The given film is the first
home-produced one about the
women-representatives of the most ancient
profession. Life of the “intergirls” who
are prostitutes getting currency for their
services is full of dramatic and rather
often tragical stories.
©
“Mosfilm”, 1989, 143 min.
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Ancor,
again ancor!
Director:
P. Todorovsky. Starring: Å. Yakovleva,
V. Gaft, L. Malevannaya, E. Mironov,
I. Rozanova et al. The film is about
love in a small after war town. A
colonel has left his old wife during
the war and lives with a bright, young
woman, who is interested in a young
officer. It's impossible to find the
solution of this difficult
situation...
©
“Mosfilm”, 1992, 96 min.
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"Kamenskaya"
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"Petersburg Mysteries"
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