Biography

Nina Nikitina(1913-2000)

Actress

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Nina Nikitina in Marcher ou mourir (1964)

Nina Nikitina was born on 30 December 1913. She was an actress, known for Salavat Yulayev (1941), Tainstvennyy monakh (1968) and Soy Cuba (1964). She died on 17 September 2000 in Moscow, Russia.

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Known for

Salavat Yulayev (1941)

Salavat Yulayev

6.6

Oksana(as N. Nikitina)

1941

Tainstvennyy monakh (1968)

Tainstvennyy monakh

6.0

Igumenya(as N. Nikitina)

1968

Luz María Collazo and José Gallardo in Soy Cuba (1964)

8.2

Russian text reader (Russian version)(voice, as N. Nikitina)

1964

Boris Zelensky in Nad Tissoy (1958)

6.6

Marya Vasilyevna Simak - maty Terezii(as N. Nikitina)

1958

Credits

Actress

La vie privée
6.9
- (as N. Nikitina)
- 1982
Skazki dedushki Ay Po
5.9
Short
- 1976
Umey skazat «net»!
- Dursun-edzhe (voice)
- 1976
Vasilyok
6.1
Short
- Grandmother (voice)
- 1973
Januskopf
5.7
- Dicke Frau (as Nina J. Nikitina)
- 1972
Serdtse Bonivura
6.1
TV Mini Series
- 1969
Tainstvennyy monakh
6.0
- Igumenya (as N. Nikitina)
- 1968
Rodivshisya v grozu
- Natasha's mother
- 1966
Stryapukha
6.3
- Darya (as N. Nikitina)
- 1966
Dayte zhalobnuyu knigu
7.0
- maty Tatyany (as N. Nikitina)
- 1965
Poyezd miloserdiya
6.5
- Chitayet tekst (as N. Nikitina)
- 1965
Soy Cuba
8.2
- Russian text reader (Russian version) (voice, as N. Nikitina)
- 1964
Marcher ou mourir
7.0
- (as N. Nikitina)
- 1964
Tarakanishche
7.0
Video
- Kangaroo (voice)
- 1963
Seryy volk
- Darya Stepanovna
- 1962

Personal details

Alternative names
- N. Nikitina
Born
- December 30, 1913
Died
- September 17, 2000
- Moscow, Russia(undisclosed)
Other works
She performed in M. Fokine's arranged "Pavlova and Her Full Company," in A Week's Season of Ballets and Divertissements which included Tannhauser's 'Venusburg,' 'Amarilla," and 'Divertissements" including the 'Dying Swan,' at the Streatham Hill Theatre in Streatham Hill, London, England with Anna Pavlova, Pierre Vladimiroff, H. Algeranoff, Leon Woizikovski, A. Hitchins, E. Borovanski, V. Faucheux, G. Mather, Cleo Nordi, P. Haakon, Nina Kirsanova, and the Full Corps of Ballet in the cast. Ernst Schickitanz was conductor. M. Fokine was arranger.

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