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Tamara Makarova

Acting Born Aug 12, 1907 Sankt Petersburg, Russian Empire 24 credits

Biography

Tamara Makarova works in acting. Born August 12, 1907 in Sankt Petersburg, Russian Empire. Archytele lists 24 screen credits below. A full profile for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

Lev Tolstoy
Sergey Bondarchuk
The Youth of PeterAt the Beginning of Glorious Days
VGIK: Teachers and Students Talk About the Profession
The Love of MankindOh, Cinema, Cinema!
The Journalist
Men and Beasts
The Memory of the Heart
Story of a Real ManThe Young GuardFirst-Year Student
The Stone FlowerThe Vow
The Ural Front
The Invincible
The New Teacher
The Great Dawn
The Brave Seven
Do I Love You?
Conveyor of Death
The New Babylon
Chuzhoy pidzhak

Full filmography

  • The Love of Mankind (1973) as Aleksandra Vasilyevna Petrushkova
  • Story of a Real Man (1948)
  • Sergey Bondarchuk (1982) as Self
  • The Stone Flower (1946) as Khozyayka Medhoy Gori
  • The Invincible (1943) as Kovaleva
  • The New Teacher (1939) as Agrafena Grunya Shumilina
  • The Great Dawn (1938) as Nurse Svetlana
  • The Memory of the Heart (1958) as Katya
  • Chuzhoy pidzhak (1927) as Dudkina
  • Do I Love You? (1934) as Natalia
  • The Journalist (1967) as Olga Panina
  • The Youth of Peter (1981) as Natalya Kirillovna Naryshkina
  • The Young Guard (1948) as Oleg's Mother
  • The Vow (1946) as Xenia Petrova
  • Conveyor of Death (1933) as Anna
  • Men and Beasts (1962) as Anna Andreyevna
  • The Ural Front (1944) as Anna Ivanovna Svirdova
  • Lev Tolstoy (1984) as Sofya Andreyevna
  • Oh, Cinema, Cinema! (1973) as Self
  • First-Year Student (1948) as Anna Ivanovna, teacher
  • VGIK: Teachers and Students Talk About the Profession (1979)
  • The New Babylon (1929) as Can-can dancer (uncredited)
  • The Brave Seven (1936) as Zhenya Okhrimenko, medic
  • At the Beginning of Glorious Days (1981) as Наталья Кирилловна, мать Петра I