Alina Pokrovskaya
- Actress
Alina Pokrovskaya is a Soviet and Russian theater and film actress, member of the Union of Theater Workers of Russia. People's Artist of the RSFSR.
Alina Pokrovskaya was born in Stalino (now Donetsk) in the family of singer and actress Aleksandra Andreevna Kovalenko. Her father was a conductor of the Philharmonic. In 1946, when she was on tour with her mother in the Baltics, six-year-old Alina first appeared on stage, playing a girl in the dance composition "Meeting". After the war, the family moved to Moscow.
Graduated from the Higher Theater School named after Mikhail Shchepkin (course of Leonid Volkov). Since 1962 - actress of the Central Theater of the Soviet Army (now the Central Academic Theater of the Russian Army).
Cinematography did not ignore the actress. And although there were few film roles in her biography, almost all of them were noticeable. The most impressive film work was the role of Lyuba Trofimova in the film Les Officiers (1971) by Vladimir Rogovoy.
Alina Pokrovskaya was born in Stalino (now Donetsk) in the family of singer and actress Aleksandra Andreevna Kovalenko. Her father was a conductor of the Philharmonic. In 1946, when she was on tour with her mother in the Baltics, six-year-old Alina first appeared on stage, playing a girl in the dance composition "Meeting". After the war, the family moved to Moscow.
Graduated from the Higher Theater School named after Mikhail Shchepkin (course of Leonid Volkov). Since 1962 - actress of the Central Theater of the Soviet Army (now the Central Academic Theater of the Russian Army).
Cinematography did not ignore the actress. And although there were few film roles in her biography, almost all of them were noticeable. The most impressive film work was the role of Lyuba Trofimova in the film Les Officiers (1971) by Vladimir Rogovoy.
