Lyudmila Artemyeva is a Russian theater and film actress who has done a great career. The most famous page of her biography is shooting in the cult television series "Matchmakers".
Biography
Lyudmila Artemyeva was born in 1963 in Dessau, a German town where the father of the future actress served. Mom Lyudmila, a professional athlete, has Ukrainian roots. Over time, the Artemyev family moved to Uzhgorod, and then to Lviv, where the girl received secondary education. By that time, she had already fallen in love with the scene and often mocked famous personalities in public, which made Lyudmila think about her acting career.
After graduating from school, Artemyeva became a student at the Leningrad School of Music, but eventually transferred to the capital's Shchukin School. There she studied in the workshop of Marianne Ter-Zakharova. After graduating from high school, the novice artist got into the Lenkom Theater. Artemyeva devoted almost seventeen years to work on his stage. She participated in dozens of productions, including The Marriage of Figaro and Memorial Prayer, and she owed considerable popularity among the metropolitan audience to playing the stage.
After leaving Lenkom in 2003, Lyudmila Artemyeva began to try on a role in the movie. She appeared in several episodic images, and also starred in commercials until she was invited to shoot in the series "Taxi Driver". The image of a cheerful and lively woman fell in love with the audience. Subsequently, shooting was followed in the television series "Toys" and "Who is the boss in the house."
The greatest success Lyudmila Artemyeva brought the comedy series "Matchmakers", which was launched in 2008. Actresses played the role of the again brisk and educated woman Olga Kovaleva. The successful project was extended for several more seasons, in each of which Artemyeva starred. After him came a spiritually close sitcom “Svatya”, where Lyudmila’s talent again came in handy.
