Svetlana Antonova

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In this Eastern Slavic naming convention, the patronymic is Sergeevna and the family name is Antonova.

Svetlana Antonova
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Svetlana Antonova as The Mistress of the Inn (2011)
Born
Svetlana Sergeevna Antonova

(1979-12-10) December 10, 1979 (age 41)
Moscow, RSFSR, USSR[1]
OccupationActress
Years active2001–present
Spouse(s)Oleg Dolin (divorce)
Alexander Zhigalkin [2]
ChildrenMaria (2004)
Taisiya (2012)
Arseny (2016)[3][4]

Svetlana Sergeevna Antonova (Russian: Светлана Сepгeeвна Антонова; born December 10, 1979) is a Russian theater and film actress.

Early life[]

She learned to swim at the age of 8 and is also interested in painting and photography.[5]

She graduated from Boris Shchukin Theatre Institute.[6]

Her elder sister is actress Natalia Antonova.[7]

Career[]

She worked in the Moscow Satire Theatre from 2001 to 2011.

Theatre Works[]

  • Apple thief as Shura Drozd
  • Secretaries as mistress
  • Eight Loving Women as Catherine
  • Ornifl as Margarita
  • The Mistress of the Inn as Mirandolina
  • No Сentimes Less! as Vilda
  • Schastlivtsev / Neschastlivtsev as fan girl
  • Perfect Murder as Mary Selby, secretary
Aleksandr Shirvindt and Svetlana Antonova

Filmography[]

  • 2000 — Playing in Love as videotape seller
  • 2001 — FM and Guys as Zlata
  • 2001 — Citizen Head (TV series) as Natasha, Ferdolevsky's secretary
  • 2001 — Love and Other Nightmares as episode
  • 2001 — Mamuka as episode
  • 2002 — Code of Honor as Anna
  • 2003 — Station as Oksana
  • 2003 — Evlampia Romanova. Investigations Lead Amateur as Tanya
  • 2004 — Ashes of the Phoenix as Svetlana Neverova
  • 2005 — My love as Angela Rayskaya
  • 2006 — Piranha as Olga Khmelnytskaya, chemist, biologist
  • 2007 — Missing Divers Bay (TV series) as Alyona Shebarshina
  • 2007 — Sea Patrol (TV series) as Marina
  • 2007 — My Light as Sveta
  • 2008 — Mines in the fairway as Margarita Kuzmitskaya
  • 2008 — Montecristo (TV series) as Olga Orlova
  • 2008 — Crazy Love as Nastya Strelnikova
  • 2009 — Sea Patrol 2 (TV series) as Marina
  • 2009 — Detective Agency Ivan da Marya (TV series) as Marya
  • 2009 — Moscow Fireworks as Anton
  • 2009 — Dirty Work (TV series) as Anya
  • 2010 — Left Work (TV series) as Maria
  • 2010 — №13 as Lily
  • 2010 — Palm Sunday (TV series) as Maria
  • 2010 — Alibi Double as Vera Barkhatova, investigator / private investigator
  • 2011 — Quiet pool as Sasha
  • 2011 — Eagle Eye! as Lily
  • 2011 — Unloved as Veronica Markina, MD
  • 2011 — Insurance Сase as Maria
  • 2011 — Prediction as Elena
  • 2011 — Yeltsin: Three Days in August as Tatyana Dyachenko
  • 2012 — Impostor (TV series) as Marta / Ksenia
  • 2013 — My White and Fluffy as Elena
  • 2013 — The Flowers of Evil (TV series) as Irina Eliseeva, psychologist
  • 2014 — Blade Runner (TV series) as Lidia Lozinskaya
  • 2014 — Section Restless (TV series) as Tatiana Petrova
  • 2015 — The Junior Team (TV series) as dr. Yelizaveta Andreyevna Krasnova
  • 2016 / 2017 — Voronin's Family (TV series) as Simona Albertovna
  • 2018 — Dr. Kotov as Rita
  • 2018 — Need a Man as Maya

References[]

  1. ^ Svetlana Antonova Ruskino.ru (in Russian)
  2. ^ "КиноПоиск.ru - Все фильмы планеты". kinopoisk.ru.
  3. ^ Светлана Антонова назвала сына самым мужественным именем
  4. ^ Светлана Антонова стала многодетной мамой
  5. ^ "Светлана Антонова — биография". kino-teatr.ru.
  6. ^ Светлана Антонова on my-hit.org
  7. ^ Светлана Антонова: в ожидании весны

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