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Valentina Sperantova was born on February 24, 1904, in [[Zaraysk]] (now [[Moscow Oblast]]). She had a large family headed by her father Aleksandr |
Valentina Sperantova was born on February 24, 1904, in [[Zaraysk]] (now [[Moscow Oblast]]). She had a large family headed by her father Aleksandr Sperantov, secretary of the district congress.<ref>[http://www.tvkultura.ru/news.html?id=305828&cid=54 Валентина Сперантова. 105 лет со дня рождения]</ref> She first went on stage in her hometown of Zaraysk in an amateur theatre under the guidance of the famous sculptor [[Anna Golubkina]].<ref>[http://www.kinozapiski.ru/ru/article/sendvalues/874/ Мастера дураковаляния. Фрагменты ненаписанной книги] [http://www.kinozapiski.ru/ru/no/sendvalues/43/ Киноведческие записки № 80, 2006]</ref> |
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Received in [[Vkhutemas]], but did not study there for long. In 1925 she graduated from [[GITIS]]. Since 1925, the actress of the First State Pedagogical Theater (now Moscow Youth Theater). |
Received in [[Vkhutemas]], but did not study there for long. In 1925 she graduated from [[GITIS]]. Since 1925, the actress of the First State Pedagogical Theater (now Moscow Youth Theater). |
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Valentina Aleksandrovna Sperantova (Russian: Валенти́на Алекса́ндровна Спера́нтова; 1904 — 1978) was a Soviet actress of theater and cinema. People’s Artist of the USSR (1970).[1] Member of the CPSU since 1953.
Valentina Sperantova was born on February 24, 1904, in Zaraysk (now Moscow Oblast). She had a large family headed by her father Aleksandr Dmitriyevich Sperantov, secretary of the district congress.[2] She first went on stage in her hometown of Zaraysk in an amateur theatre under the guidance of the famous sculptor Anna Golubkina.[3]
Received in Vkhutemas, but did not study there for long. In 1925 she graduated from GITIS. Since 1925, the actress of the First State Pedagogical Theater (now Moscow Youth Theater).
She took part in the scoring of cartoons at the Soyuzmultfilm Studio.[4] In the cinema, since 1953, she has played 25 roles.[5]
Selected filmography
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