Natalya Khorokhorina
Natalya Nikolaevna Khorokhorina (; Kharakhorina (); born in 1954) is a Soviet and Russian film and stage actress. Biography. Natalya Nikolaevna Khorokhorina was born May 5, 1954 at the farm near the village of Moscow Vnukovo in Moscow region in a working-class family. As a schoolgirl, Natasha attended drama school at the Pioneers Palace. After high school, Natalya spent a year on self-education and additional documents filed immediately and Boris Shchukin Theatre Institute, and Mikhail Shchepkin Higher Theatre School. She was accepted into both. She chose the Shchepkin School, and graduated in 1976, course of Viktor Korshunov. After  graduation from the school, Natalia worked in the theaters Moscow Chamber Troupe, The Ark, Sphere. Natalia Khorokhorina also played at the Moscow Mayakovsky Theatre. In the Moscow theater Sphere, Horohorina served eleven years. Her acting debut in cinema was in the drama of Georgiy Kalatozishvili "Cafe Isotope" in 1976. During her career she played mostly supporting roles and has about 90 credits in cinema. Popularity to the actress came after playing in the movie "Pirates of the 20th Century" (1980). Notable films with her participation include "Mustached Nanny" (1977), "White Dew" (1983), "Unknown Soldier" (1984), "Entrance to the Labyrinth" (1989 ), "Zone of Lyube" (1994), "Demobbed" (2000), "The Spanish Voyage of Stepanich" (2006) and television series "The Voronin family" (2009-2014). In 2004 she received the title of Honoured Artist of Russia. Personal life. Natalia first married when she was a student, but soon divorced. Her second husband was Vladimir Sobolev, she married him in the beginning of the 1990s. In 1992, their daughter Anya was born. They divorced in the early 2000s.