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Olga Belyavskaya

Known For
Acting
Active Years
1980–2026 (47 Years)
Total Credits
19 credits in database
Acting 19 credits
19
Total Credits
1980–2026
47 Years Career Span
3
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Olga Belyavskaya works in acting. Archytele tracks 19 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

Большая медведица
New Year's Letter
Сладкая местьThe Parent
Promises
Suspended CopThe Battle
Assassins Run
Retrum
Varvara's Weddings
The Connection
The Iris Effect
Russian Ark
Tartuffe
The Planet of Christmas Trees
Fairies' Autumn Gift
The Alienated Motherland
Cheers, My Dear!
The Rescuer

Full Filmography

19 titles
  • Большая медведица (2026)
  • New Year's Letter (2025)
  • Сладкая месть (2022) as Bragina
  • The Parent (2022)
  • Promises (2021) as Elder Tanya
  • Suspended Cop (2019) as Zhena Danilova
  • The Battle (2019) as head teacher
  • Assassins Run (2013) as ballet teacher
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  • Retrum (2010) as Christina’s mother
  • Varvara's Weddings (2007) as Natasha
  • The Connection (2006)
  • The Iris Effect (2004)
  • Russian Ark (2002)
  • Tartuffe (1992) as Мариана
  • The Planet of Christmas Trees (1988)
  • Fairies' Autumn Gift (1984) as Fairy of Happiness
  • The Alienated Motherland (1983) as Chesya
  • Cheers, My Dear! (1981) as Lena "young"
  • The Rescuer (1980) as певица самодеятельного ансамбля Оля

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Olga Belyavskaya best known for?

Olga Belyavskaya is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Suspended Cop (2019), Retrum (2010), Russian Ark (2002).

How many credits does Olga Belyavskaya have?

Olga Belyavskaya has accumulated over 19 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1980 to 2026.

Olga Belyavskaya by the numbers

19credits
16films
3TV series
1980–2026active years

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