Natalya Lisenko

Updated on Sep 21, 2024

Edit

Comment

Occupation Actress Role Actress		Name Natalya Lisenko Parents Lysenko Andrew

Full Name Natalya Andrianovna Lisenko Born 10 August 1884 ( 1884-08-10 ) Mykolaiv, Russian Empire Died October 7, 1969, Paris, France Movies Satan Triumphant, Father Sergius Spouse Nikolai Radin, Ivan Mosjoukine Similar People Ivan Mosjoukine, Alexandre Volkoff, Yakov Protazanov

Natalya Lisenko (Ukrainian: Natalіya andrіїvna Lisenko, Russian: Natal'ya andrianovna Lisenko; August 10, 1884, Mykolaiv – October 7, 1969, Paris) was a russian actress of ukrainian descent, a star of silent film.

She was the niece of the composer Mykola Lysenko.

In 1904 she left school at Moscow Art Theatre and started to work at theaters of Russia with the husband Nikolai Radin. After they were divorced, Natalya Lisenko became the wife of the known actor Ivan Mozzhukhin. She became not only his wife, but also the constant partner.

The first role at cinema — Katyusha Maslova in the film “Katyusha Maslova” of director Pyotr Chardynin (under Leo Tolstoy's novel "Resurrection").

In 1920 Natalya Lisenko with her husband and several more actors left Russia and lived in Paris. In Paris she continued to act in films and was the constant partner of her spouse.

She died in Paris and buried in a cemetery Sainte-Genevieve-des-Bois Russian Cemetery near her husband Ivan Mozzhukhin.

Roles in cinema

1915 — film: Katyusha Maslova / Katyusha Maslova — role: Katyusha Maslova

1915 — Leon Drei — Berth

1915 — Na okrainah Moskvi — Vasilisa, a cook

1915 — Natasha Proskurova — Natasha

1915 — Nikolai Stavrogin

1915 — Taina nizhegorodskoi yarmarki

1916 — Bez vini vinovatie — Kruchinina

1916 — Greh — Yelena

1916 — ZHizn' — mig, iskusstvo — vechno

1916 — I pesn' ostalas' nedopetoi — a countess Valishevskaya

1916 — Lyubov' sil'na ne strast'yu potseluya — a singer in cabaret

1916 — Na boikom meste — Yevgenia

1916 — Nischaya — an actress

1916 — Sud bozhii — Rybtsova

1916 — Sin gadalki — a fortuneteller

1916 — Yastrebinoe gnezdo — Glasha, lyubovnitsa Osorgina

1917 — Vo vlasti greha — Elena

1917 — Gor'kaya dolya — Katerina

1917 — Kulisi ekrana — actress Natalya Lisenko (cameo)

1917 — Ne govorite mne, on umer — Jeanna, the wife of the artist

1917 — Otets Sergii (Father Sergius) — a widow Makovkina

1917 — Prokuror — actress Betti Klai

1917 — Satana likuyuschii (Satan Triumphant) — Esfire

1918 — Bogatir' duha — Iza

1918 — Malyutka Elli — Klara Klarson

1918 — Nemoi strazh — The mistress of the count

1918 — CHernaya staya

1918 — CHlen parlamenta

1919 — Golgofa zhenschini

1919 — Naslednik po zakazu

1919 — Otvetnii udar

1919 — Taina korolevi — Queen

1920 — L’angoissante aventure — Yvonne

1921 — Tempetes (France) — Sonia

1921 — Ditya karnavala (France)

1921 — Zakon i lyubov'

1921 — Justice d’abord (France) — Ivonna

1921 — Sluga slepogo dolga

1922 — Golos sovesti

1922 — La Fille sauvage (France) — Jacqueline Gervoise

1922 — Nuit de Carnaval (France)

1922 — La Riposte

1923 — Kogda d'yavol spit

1923 — Le Brasier Ardent (France) — Woman

1923 — Calvaire d’amour (France) — Helene Bremond

1923 — Prohodyaschie teni

1923 — Strashnoe priklyuchenie (Germany, France) — Clarisse

1923 — L’Angoissante aventure (France)

1924 — Kean ou Desordre et Genie (France)

1924 — Le Lion de Mogols — Anna

1924 — Les Ombres qui passent (France)

1925 — L’Affiche (France)

1926 — Savur-mogila

The Loves of Casanova (1927)

1927 — En rade (France)

1928 — Rasputins Liebesabenteuer (Germany) — Frau Tatarinoff

1928 — Pyat' strashnih dnei (Germany)

Hurrah! I Live! (1928) (Germany)

1930 — Nuits de princes

1932 — Mirages de Paris

1932 — Ce cochon de Morin (France)

1933 — La mille et deuxieme nuit — Fatima

1939 — The Fatted Calf — La dame de compagnie

References

Natalya Lisenko Wikipedia

(Text) CC BY-SA