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Biography of the actress Lydia Pedoseva-Shukshina, who died today at the age of 88. The artist was born in Leningrad in 1938. As a child she participated in theater, dance and choir clubs. After graduating, Lydia entered VGIK, but she was expelled in the third year due to absenteeism - the actress did not regularly attend classes after the birth of her daughter. The artist was able to recover and graduate from college in 1964. Lydia entered cinema back in her school years: together with her friends, she went to Lanfilm to film crowd scenes. After graduating from university, the actress starred in the film "How is it, the sea? ", where she met her husband Vasily Shukshin. She later starred in String People. The actress of the film played the main roles in "Tenorim-Sapslim" and "Kalina Krasnia", as well as in the military drama "They fought for the motherland". Among the other films in which Pedoseva-Shukshina appeared "Trin-Desha", "12 Chairs", "The key without the right to transfer", "Trouble", "Call me to the bright distance", "You didn't dream of... ", "Peter's Youth" and "The Demidovs".

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Biography of the actress Lydia Pedoseva-Shukshina, who died today at the age of 88. The artist was born in Leningrad in 1938. As a child she participated in theater, dance and choir clubs. After graduating, Lydia entered VGIK, but she was expelled in the third year due to absenteeism - the actress did not regularly attend classes after the birth of her daughter. The artist was able to recover and graduate from college in 1964. Lydia entered cinema back in her school years: together with her friends, she went to Lanfilm to film crowd scenes. After graduating from university, the actress starred in the film "How is it, the sea? ", where she met her husband Vasily Shukshin. She later starred in String People. The actress of the film played the main roles in "Tenorim-Sapslim" and "Kalina Krasnia", as well as in the military drama "They fought for the motherland". Among the other films in which Pedoseva-Shukshina appeared "Trin-Desha", "12 Chairs", "The key without the right to transfer", "Trouble", "Call me to the bright distance", "You didn't dream of... ", "Peter's Youth" and "The Demidovs".

Biography of the actress Lydia Pedoseva-Shukshina, who died today at the age of 88. The artist was born in Leningrad in 1938. As a child she participated in theater, dance and choir clubs. After graduating, Lydia entered VGIK, but she was expelled in the third year due to absenteeism - the actress did not regularly attend classes after the birth of her daughter. The artist was able to recover and graduate from college in 1964. Lydia entered cinema back in her school years: together with her friends, she went to Lanfilm to film crowd scenes. After graduating from university, the actress starred in the film "How is it, the sea? ", where she met her husband Vasily Shukshin. She later starred in String People. The actress of the film played the main roles in "Tenorim-Sapslim" and "Kalina Krasnia", as well as in the military drama "They fought for the motherland". Among the other films in which Pedoseva-Shukshina appeared "Trin-Desha", "12 Chairs", "The key without the right to transfer", "Trouble", "Call me to the bright distance", "You didn't dream of... ", "Peter's Youth" and "The Demidovs".

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