Natalia Bobyleva

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Natalia Bobyleva ( Russian Наталия Александровна Бобылева ; born July 15, 1951 ) is a Russian actress .

Life

Bobyleva received her acting training at the Theater University in Leningrad and at the Moscow Theater University (GITIS), from which she graduated with a diploma.

From 1979 to 1990 she was engaged as a stage actress at the Gorky Theater in Moscow . There she played a broad repertoire of roles, which included the classics of theater literature as well as the theater of the turn of the century and the modern era. She kicked u. a. in plays by Friedrich Schiller , Carlo Goldoni , Carlo Gozzi , Prosper Mérimée and Russian authors such as Anton Chekhov , Maxim Gorki , Michail Tscherwinski and Alexander Wampilow (1937–1972). Her stage roles included u. a. the maid of honor Sophie in Kabale und Liebe , the title role in Mirandolina , the exiled wife Semrude in The Happy Beggars by Gozzi, Olga in Three Sisters and Mascha in Three People by Gorky.

Then she played from 1990 to 1992 at the Moscow "Theater of Plastic Improvisation". From 1989 to 1992 she also worked as an acting teacher at the Theater Center for Music and Theater in Moscow. During her acting career in Russia in the 1980s she also appeared in children's programs and television productions on Russian television.

After emigrating to Germany as a repatriate in the early 1990s, she played at the German-Greek Theater in Cologne (1994). She appeared with solo pieces by Russian authors and together with a German-Belarusian music duo and developed her own recitation programs, including a. with works by Mascha Kaleko .

Since 2003 Bobyleva also worked in German-language cinema, film and television productions, where she was mostly used as an actress for characters with an Eastern European background.

She made her cinema debut as the café owner Nadja in Vivian Naefe's feature film Raus ins Leben (2003) .

She acted in episode roles in several television series, u. a. in RIS - The Language of the Dead (2008; as a Russian-born seamstress Ms. Wetzel), SOKO Leipzig (2008; as mother Dola Kogan), Dr. Psycho - The bad guys, the cops, my wife and I (2008; as a cleaning lady), Danni Lowinski (2010; as a boutique saleswoman) and Finally German! (2014).

In October 2016 she was seen in a leading role in the ZDF series Der Kriminalist ; she played Lydia Dovgal, who never got over her son's death. In the Swiss Tatort: ​​War Splinter (first broadcast: March 2017) she played Ena Abaev, the ex-wife of the Chechen war criminal Ramzan Khaskhanov. In the multi-part TV documentary series War of Dreams (2018), she was, originally speaking Russian , the mother of the secret service spy and later Stalin opponent Stepan Podlubny. In November 2018 she was seen in the ZDF series The Specialists - In the Name of the Victims alongside Albert Kitzl in a leading role in the episode; she was the Russian-German pensioner Luise Kremer, a former nurse whose husband killed his own son in excess alcohol. In the 9th season of the ZDF series Last Trace Berlin she took on one of the main roles in the episode as the mother of a doctor who disappeared from a homophobic Russian-German family.

Her daughter Nadja Bobyleva is also an actress. Bobyleva lives in Cologne.

Filmography (selection)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The IMDb gives 1951 as the year of birth, but no place of birth.
  2. ↑ a b c Natalia Bobyleva ; Profile and vita at Schauspielervideos.de. Retrieved March 7, 2017.
  3. ↑ Picture gallery for "SOKO Leipzig" . Retrieved March 7, 2017
  4. ↑ The Two Deaths of Igor Dovgal . Plot, cast and photo. Fernsehserien.de. Retrieved March 7, 2017
  5. ↑ Swiss “Tatort” in the check: “Tatort - War Splinters” mutates into a political thriller and reveals a secret . In: FOCUS from March 5, 2017. Retrieved March 7, 2017
  6. ↑ The Specialists - On behalf of the victims: Shenja's return . Plot and picture gallery. Prisma.de . Retrieved November 14, 2018.
  7. ↑ Last trace of Berlin: Lady of Hearts . Plot and establishment. Official website of the ZDF. Retrieved April 10, 2020.
personal data
SURNAME Bobyleva, Natalia
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Бобылева, Наталия Александровна (Russian)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION russian actress
DATE OF BIRTH July 15, 1951