Inna Churikova Biography (1943-)

Surname is sometimes spelled "Tschurikowa"; full name, Inna Mikah MikhailovnaChurikova; born October 5, 1943, in Belibey, U.S.S.R. (now Russia); daughterof Mikhail and Elezabetta (Mantrova) Churikov; married Gleb Panfilov (a director), 1974; children: one son. Career: Film and stage actress. MoscowYouth Theatre, Moscow, U.S.S.R. (now Russia), member of the company, 1965-68; Lenkom (formerly known as the Lenin Komsomol Theatre), Moscow, U.S.S.R. (now Russia), actress, 1973-. Awards, Honors: Lenin Komsomol Prize, 1976;Silver Berlin Bear, Berlin Festival, best actress, 1984, for Vassa(some sources say for Voenno-polevoi roman); Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic (R.S.F.S.R.) State Prize, 1985; People's Artist of the U.S.S.R., 1985; Nika Award, best actress, 1990, for Rebro Adama; Nika Awardnomination, best actress, 1993, for Plasch Kazanovy; Triumph Prize, 1994; Kinotaur Festival Prize, 1994; First Prize, Kamaz Festival, 1994; Nika Award nomination, best actress, 1994, for Kourotchka Riaba. Addresses: Office: Universitetsky prospekt 6, Korp. 4, Apt. 68, 117333 Moscow, Russia.

Nationality: Russian
Occupation: Film, stage actress
Birth Details: October 5, 1943; Belibey, Russia

Famous Works

CREDITS
Film Appearances
Mat (also known as 1905 and Mother), Kiev Film Studios, 1955Artkino Pictures, 1956
Raika, Tuchi nad Borskom (also known as Clouds over Borsk),Mosfilm, 1961
Ya shagal po Moskva (also known as I Step through Moscow, Meet Me in Moscow, and Ya shagayu po Moskve), Mosfilm, 1964
Angelika, Gde ty teper, Maksim? (also known as Where Are You, Maxim?), [U.S.S.R., now Russia], 1965
Marfushka, Morozko, Gorky Film Studios, 1965released in the UnitedStates as Jack Frost (also known as The Frosty), Embassy, 1966
Tridtsat tri (Nenauchnaya fantastika) (also known as 33), Mosfilm, 1965Mosfilm, 1988
Varvara, Stryapukha (also known as The Cook), Mosfilm, 1966
Shasy, Neulovimie mstiteli (also known as The Elusive Revengers), Mosfilm, 1967
Nelli, Starshaya sestra (also known as Elder Sister and The Older Sister), Mosfilm, 1967
Tanya Tyotkina, V ogne broda net (also known as No Crossing under Fire, No Ford in the Fire, and No Ford through Fire), Lenfilm Studio, 1968
Pasha Stroganova, Nachalo (also known as The Beginning, The Debut, and The Girl in the Factory), Lenfilm Studio, 1970
Elizabeta Uvarova, Proshu slova (also known as I Want the Floor, I Wish to Speak, and May I Speak?), Lenfilm Studio, 1975
Iarovaya, Lyubov Yarovaya, 1977

Anna, Valentina (also known as Valentine), Mosfilm, 1981
Vassa Zheleznova (title role), Vassa, Mosfilm, 1983
Vera, Voenno-polevoi roman (also known as Wartime Romance),Odessa Film Studios, 1985International Film Exchange, 1986
Sasha Nikolayeva, Tema (also known as The Theme), Mosfilm/Sovexportfilm/International Film Exchange, 1987
Ivan's mother, Kuryer (also known as Courier, Der Bote, and Kurier), Mosfilm/Sovexportfilm, 1987
Mat (also known as Mother, La madre, and Zapreshchyonnye lyudi), Mosfilm, 1989
Gamlet (also known as Hamlet), [U.S.S.R., now Russia], 1989
Nina, Rebro Adama (also known as Adam's Rib), Mosfilm, 1990October Films, 1992
God sobaki (also known as The Year of the Dog), Lenfilm Studio, 1993
Plasch Kazanovy (also known as Casanova's Raincoat), Casanova Productions, 1993
Asya, Kourotchka Riaba (also known as Assia and the Hen with the Golden Eggs, Ryaba My Chicken, Asja e la gallina dalle uova d'oro, Kurochka Ryaba, Riaba, hona mi, and Riaba ma poule), Le Studio Canal/Russkaya Ruletka, 1994
Chloya, Il Delagazione, 1995
Shirli-Myrli, Mosfilm, 1995
Television Appearances
Miniseries
Jackobina, Tot samyi Munchhausen (also known as That Munchhausen), 1979
Myortvye dushi, [U.S.S.R., now Russia], 1984
Stage Appearances
Till, 1975
Hamlet, 1977
Antonina Vasilievna, A Barbarian and a Heretic, Lenkom, Moscow, Russia, 1998
Also appeared in The Gamblers: 21st Century. *

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