Natalya Seleznyova
Acting
80 years oldMoscow, RSFSR, USSR [now Russia]Biography
Natalya I. Seleznyova (born 19 June 1945) is a Soviet and Russian theater and film actress.
Personal Details
Also Known As
Natalya Seleznyova
Наталья Селезнёва
N. Selezneva
N. Seleznyova
Natasha Seleznyova
Movies (48)
New Year's Duty
2014
3.8
The Land of Good Little Kids
as Grandmother
2013
Крик в ночи
2007
2.3
Your Will Not Leave Me
2006
Vory i Prostitutki. Priz - Polyot v Kosmos
2004
1.5
Prosecutor's Jubilee
2003
Love-Service
2003
The Smile of Melometa
2002
The Loser's Son
2001
5.0
Agent in a Miniskirt
2000
5.1
Old Songs About the Main Thing 3
1998
Primadonna Mary
1998
5.0
Old Songs about the Main Thing 2
1997
5.0
Impotent
as Татьяна, жена Михаила
1996
Circle of the Damned
1991
Eccentrics
1989
When I Turn 54
1989
The Capercaillie's Nest
as Ариадна Коромыслова
1987
In a Busy Place
1986
The Tale of Young Spouses
1983
7.0
It's Just Awful!
as Car repair worker
1982
3.0
Take Care of the Men!
as Alla
1982
7.1
Khalif the Stork
as Stork-lady (voice) / аистиха
1981
5.4
The Theme
as Svetlana
1979
6.0
Tablet Under the Tongue
1978
6.2
Chest of Drawers Was Lead Through the Street...
as Вика (новелла «Мы едем, едем, едем...»)
1978
Adventures of Nuki
1977
6.5
The Magic Lantern
as Элен
1977
5.8
Эти невероятные музыканты, или Новые сновидения Шурика
1977
Slap in the Face
as Larisa
1976
7.3
It Can't Be!
as Танюша - жена Анатолия
1975
The Benefit. Larisa Golubkina
1975
6.5
Homeboy
as Alya Malysheva
1974
7.9
Ivan Vasilyevich Changes His Profession
as Zinaida, Shurik's wife
1973
6.9
Point, Point, Comma...
as Doctor
1972
Convent
1972
How We Were Searching for Tishka
as teacher in a kindergarten
1971
Solo
1970
6.3
The Adventures of the Yellow Suitcase
as Petya's mother
1970
Калиф-аист
1968
Sasha-Sashenka
as Саша Крылова
1967
5.0
I Loved You...
as Lidia Nikolayevna
1967
Who Invented the Wheel?
as Zoika
1966
7.5
Obsession
as Lida
1965
7.5
Operation Y and Other Shurik's Adventures
as Лида, новелла «Наваждение»
1965
5.2
Alyonka
1962
8.5
The Girl and the Crocodile
as Katya
1956
3.0
Alyosha Ptitsyn Develops Character
as Sashenka
1953
