Nina Ruslanova


Born
12/5/1945
Bogodukhov, Ukrainian SSR, USSR
Nina Ruslanova
Biography
Soviet and Russian theatre and film actress, Nina Ivanovna Ruslanova, made her on-screen debut in Kira Muratova's 1967 film "Brief Encounters" after studying at the Kharkiv Theatre Institute for a year. In 1998, she was honored with the "People's Artist of Russia" award. She appeared in over 150 films throughout her nearly 50 year career. She died in 2021 due to COVID-19 complications.
Soviet and Russian theatre and film actress, Nina Ivanovna Ruslanova, made her on-screen debut in Kira Muratova's 1967 film "Brief Encounters" after studying at the Kharkiv Theatre Institute for a year. In 1998, she was honored with the "People's Artist of Russia" award. She appeared in over 150 films throughout her nearly 50 year career. She died in 2021 due to COVID-19 complications.
Known For104 Movies

Forbidden Empire
2014
★5.9

My Love
2006
★7.1

The Vultures on the Road
1990
★3.3

Branded
2012
★4.7

Родное дело
1980
★10.0

Heart of a Dog
1988
★7.9

Return of Budulai
1986
★6.5

Gypsy
1980
★6.0

Afghan Breakdown
1991
★5.2

Chinese Grandma
2010
★5.3

What Men Talk About
2010
★7.2

Afonya
1975
★7.7

Brief Encounters
1967
★5.9

Big Trap, or solo for cat under full moon
1992
★7.0

My Friend Ivan Lapshin
1985
★6.7

The Tuner
2005
★6.5

Promised Heaven
1991
★5.4

Chekhovian Motifs
2002
★4.4

The Irony of Fate: Continuation
2007
★4.7

Fighter's Night
2009
★5.0

Tomorrow Was the War
1987
★6.4

The Orlovs
1978
★6.5

The Public House
1989
★7.5

To Find and Neutralize
1982
★4.2

It Happened Near the Sea
1989
★5.0

An Amazing Find, Or the Most Ordinary Miracles
1986
★10.0

Дикий хмель
1986
★9.0

With the Doors Open
1987
★9.0

Getting to Know the Big Wide World
1978
★5.3

Where Would He Go!
1982
★7.0

Two in One
2007
★2.5

She Has a Broom, He Has a Black Hat
1987
★5.5

The Actors
1992
★8.5

Two Lines in Small Font
1981
★7.0

The Black Monk
1988
★3.8

Be My Husband
1981
★7.0

Secrets of Palace coup d'etat. Russia, 18th century. Film №2. Testament of the Empress
2000
★5.8

Don't Cry Mommy
1997
★5.8

Khrustalyov, My Car!
1999
★6.0

Beyond the Vetluga River
1986
★7.0

The Circus Burned Down, and the Clowns Have Gone
1998
★4.8

Mommies
2012
★5.0

The First After God
2005
★4.3

Very Important Person
1984
★4.4

Phenomenon
1983
★3.8

The Train Has Stopped
1982
★5.5

Once There Was a Woman
2011
★4.1

The Maid of Rouen Named Boule de Suif
1989
★7.0

Don't Cry Mommy 2
2005
★5.4

Her Name Is Spring
1969
★10.0

Winter Cherry 3
1995
★4.6

Meeting
1980
★10.0

Trasa
1979
★7.0

Auto Stop
1991
★4.1

Among Grey Stones
1983
★4.2

The House of Sun
2009
★5.4

Yegor Bulychyov and Others
1973
★4.7

Take Care of the Men!
1983
★4.3

Twice Born
1984
★4.5

Tears Were Falling
1983
★6.3

Contraband
1975
★6.0

Braking in the Heavens
1990
★6.0

A Case from Investigative Practice
1968
★5.8

Winter Cherries
1985
★5.1

Having Lied Once
1988
★4.3

About Businessman Foma
1993
★5.3

Do Not Shoot at White Swans
1980
★5.3

At the End of the Night
1988
★5.5

Ne Strelyayte v Passazhira
1993
★5.5

Zudov, You're Fired!
1984
★8.0

A Boulevard Romance
1995
★5.2

Vanechka
2007
★5.0

That's My Village...
1986
★8.5

I'm Free, I Belong to Nobody
1994
★4.7

Do Not Marry, Girls
1985
★4.3

I'll Fall in Love If I Want To
1991
★5.7

My Friends
1974
★6.0

Swindlers
1990
★7.0

Gambrinus
1990
★8.0

Poor Sasha
1997
★5.9

At the River
2007
★6.2

Sin: A Story of Passion
1993
★3.6

The Humble Cemetery
1989
★5.4

Waiting for a Miracle
2007
★5.5

Until the Thunder Strikes
1991
★9.0

Tanks Are Running on Taganka
1991
★8.0

Bread
1988
★6.6

Fun of the Young
1987
★5.4

Martinko
1987
★7.0

Fearless Ataman
1973
★9.0

Windhover
1992
★7.0

Migrants
1991
★6.2

Melody for a Street Organ
2009
★4.9

Ivan the Fool
2002
★4.5

The Time That Has Passed
1989
★9.0

Goodnight!
1992
★9.0

Sign of Disaster
1987
★6.5

Winter Cherries 2
1990
★4.5

Russian Brothers
1992
★4.0

Valentin and Valentina
1985
★6.0

The Certificate
2005
★5.8

Frenchman
2004
★6.3

Tycoon's Interpreter
2006
★7.4

Father
2007
★5.4