Glagoleva Vera Vitalyevna

Glagoleva Vera Vitalyevna (p. 31. 01. 1956), actress, director.
Born in Moscow.
Best Actress in 1986 for a survey of the journal 'Soviet screen' ( 'To marry Captain'). Honored Artist of Russia (1996).



Biographies

• Biography, photos, filmography In. V. Glagoleva site "Actors of Soviet Cinema". Links to other resources.
  
  
• Brief biography, photos, filmography In. V. Glagoleva Gallery "Soviet screen".
  
  
• Page In. V. Glagoleva site "Ozone". Curriculum Vitae, filmography (abstract 10 films released in VHS and DVD). Photos, images from movies, interviews.
  
  

Photos

• In Pictures. V. Glagoleva digital portrait gallery "Fotopark."
  
  

Interviews

• "Who does not like Vera Glagolev". Interview with actress in the regional weekly "Donetsk News" (б? 31, 3 - 9 August 2000).
  
  
• "Rodion - an extraordinary man". Excerpts from various interviews in. V. Glagoleva in the newspaper "lump" (б? 1, 3 - 9 January 2000). Photography.
  
  
• "To marry the captain". Interview In. V. Glagoleva and her husband in the magazine "Profil" (б? 11 March 1997). Unique photos.
  
  
• Faith Glagoleva that all deceived ". Interview with actress in the weekly "L'" (б? 3, 1999). Photography.
  
  

Annotations

• Annotations 30 films with the participation in. V. Glagoleva in the "Encyclopedia of Film" on megaportals "Cyril and Methodius".
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• Abstract film "Broken Light" producer in,
  . V. Glagoleva electronic catalog "national cinema. 1919 - 1998 ". For stable operation of this page requires a periodic refresh in your browser.
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• The complete filmography (32 films with annotations) actress in,
  . V. Glagoleva electronic catalog "national cinema. 1919 - 1998 ". For stable operation of this page requires a periodic refresh in your browser.
  
  
• Filmography In. V. Glagoleva site "Video Guides". Annotations 8 films with the actress on the license issued by the videotape.
  
  

Miscellaneous

• Overview In. V. Glagoleva, her relatives and namesake on the site "Russia's genealogical tree."
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