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Nina Menshikova

Acting Born Aug 8, 1928 Died Dec 26, 2007 Moscow, USSR 46 credits
46
Total Credits
1955–2006
52 Years Career Span
7
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Nina Menshikova works in acting. Born August 8, 1928 in Moscow, USSR. Died December 26, 2007. Archytele tracks 46 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

The Man of No Return
The Ghosts of the Green Room
The Hat
And All the Love
Loan for a Marriage
Visit to the MinotaurNikolai Podvoysky
The Secret Agent’s End
Mr. Student
Seraphim Polubes and Other Inhabitants of the Earth
Open Heart
A Trip to the Caucasus MountainsThe Sixth
My AnfisaNight Witches
Steep Field
The School WaltzThe Poseidon Rushes to Help
Storm on the Land
Waiting for a MiracleOne Hundred Days After ChildhoodYour Rights?
No Return
The Return of the ViolinA Man at His Place
Farm in the Steppe
We'll Live Till Monday
Mother's Loyalty
A Mother's HeartThe Grey Illness
Clean PondsWhere Are You Now, Maxim?
Adults and ChildrenThe Man Who Doubts
The Girls
Battle on the Way
Miraculous OneThe First DateA Summer to Remember
Ballad of a SoldierAnnushkaThe Day the War EndedGloomy MorningThe Man from Planet Earth
The Memory of the Heart
Переполох

Full Filmography

46 titles
  • The Man of No Return (2006) as Yelizaveta Petrovna
  • The Ghosts of the Green Room (1991) as Mrs. Ladlow
  • The Hat (1990) as Larisa Yevgenyevna
  • And All the Love (1989)
  • Loan for a Marriage (1988)
  • Visit to the Minotaur (1987) as Anna Yablonskaya
  • Nikolai Podvoysky (1987) as Мария Ульянова
  • The Secret Agent’s End (1986) as Вера Сергеевна Нестерова
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  • Mr. Student (1985)
  • Seraphim Polubes and Other Inhabitants of the Earth (1984) as Marfa
  • Open Heart (1983)
  • A Trip to the Caucasus Mountains (1982)
  • The Sixth (1982) as Olga Vasilyevna
  • My Anfisa (1981) as mother
  • Night Witches (1981) as Mariya Ivanovna
  • Steep Field (1980)
  • The School Waltz (1977) as Соловьёва (мама Дины)
  • The Poseidon Rushes to Help (1977) as Nadezhda Vasilyevna
  • Storm on the Land (1976) as Марфа Корнеевна - мама Мити
  • Waiting for a Miracle (1975)
  • One Hundred Days After Childhood (1975) as Kseniya
  • Your Rights? (1975)
  • No Return (1974) as Korotkova
  • The Return of the Violin (1973) as Nadezhda Ivanovna
  • A Man at His Place (1973)
  • Farm in the Steppe (1971) as Tatyana Ivanovna
  • We'll Live Till Monday (1968) as Svetlana Mikhailovna - Russian Language and Literature Teacher
  • Mother's Loyalty (1967) as Anna
  • A Mother's Heart (1966) as Anna Ulyanova
  • The Grey Illness (1966)
  • Clean Ponds (1965) as Sergei's mother
  • Where Are You Now, Maxim? (1965)
  • Adults and Children (1963) as Vera Korobova
  • The Man Who Doubts (1963)
  • The Girls (1962) as Vera
  • Battle on the Way (1961) as Nina
  • Miraculous One (1960)
  • The First Date (1960) as Tonya
  • A Summer to Remember (1960) as (uncredited)
  • Ballad of a Soldier (1959) as Telegraph Office Clerk
  • Annushka (1959) as kolkhoz woman
  • The Day the War Ended (1959)
  • Gloomy Morning (1959) as episode
  • The Man from Planet Earth (1959) as Lyuba
  • The Memory of the Heart (1958) as Ekaterina Ivanovna
  • Переполох (1955)

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Nina Menshikova best known for?

Nina Menshikova is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Visit to the Minotaur (1987), The Secret Agent’s End (1986), The School Waltz (1977), The Girls (1962).

When and where was Nina Menshikova born?

Nina Menshikova was born on August 8, 1928 in Moscow, USSR. They passed away on December 26, 2007.

How many credits does Nina Menshikova have?

Nina Menshikova has accumulated over 46 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1955 to 2006.

Nina Menshikova by the numbers

46credits
45films
1TV series
1955–2006active years

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