Izolda Izvitskaya

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Izolda Izvitskaya

Acting June 21, 1932

Дзержинск, СССР, Россия

Soviet actress who appeared in 22 feature films and television productions between 1954-1969. However, none of them was on the level of "The Forty-First". Izvitskaya was getting d…

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Soviet actress who appeared in 22 feature films and television productions between 1954-1969. However, none of them was on the level of "The Forty-First". Izvitskaya was getting depressed and made several more attempts to work in films but parts were getting smaller and more scarce. In 1971 her husband, actor Eduard Bredun, left her. She had a nervous breakdown and locked herself up in her apartment in Moscow. She was found dead at home which was empty of any food. Her husband insisted that the obituary state "poisoning with an unknown substance" as the cause of death but according to the BBC Russian service she died of cold and starvation.

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  1. 1993
    To Remember

    TV show archivefootage

  2. 1969
    Each Evening at Eleven

    Movie Zhenya

  3. 1969
  4. 1969
  5. 1966
    Avdotya Pavlovna

    Movie Nyura

  6. 1966
    My Dream

    Movie Lyudmila

  7. 1966
    On Thin Ice

    Movie Oksana

  8. 1965
    Call Fire for Ourselves

    TV show Pasha

  9. 1963
    The Chain Reaction

    Movie Nadya

  10. 1963
    Armageddon

    Movie Наталица

  11. 1962
    Fuse

    TV show

  12. 1961
    Peace to Him Who Enters

    Movie Клава - регулировщица

  13. 1961
    Man with Future

    Movie Lyelya

  14. 1960
    A Man Changes its Skin

    Movie Маша Полозова

  15. 1959
    Fathers and Sons

    Movie Феничка

  16. 1958
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  1. 1958
  2. 1958
  3. 1957
    A Unique Spring

    Movie Anna Burova

  4. 1956
    Poet

    Movie Olga

  5. 1956
    The Forty-First

    Movie Maryutka

  6. 1955
    The First Echelon

    Movie Anna Zalogina

  7. 1955
    Good Morning

    Movie Маша Комарова

  8. 1955
  9. 1954
    «Bogatyr» Goes to Marto

    Movie Nastenka