Anna Obukhovich

Anna Obukhovich was an American actress who is best known for Bolshoye gore malenkoy zhenshchiny, Zapakh velikoj imperii, and Za monastyrskoyu bramoyu. She was born on December 5, 1908, and passed away on November 13, 1986.

Personal and Family Life

Anna Obukhovich was born in a small town, which influenced her early life and career choices. Details about her family are limited, but she pursued acting as a profession. Throughout her career, she contributed significantly to the arts, particularly in the film industry.

Career

Anna is recognized for her roles in several early 20th-century films including Bolshoye gore malenkoy zhenshchiny from 1929 and Zapakh velikoj imperii from 1931. She often acted under different stage names, most notably A. Obukhovich. Her performances left a lasting mark on the production landscape of her time.

Death and Legacy

Anna Obukhovich died on November 13, 1986. Her contributions to cinema continue to be appreciated by film historians and enthusiasts. Although her fame did not reach overwhelming heights, she remains a respected figure in the history of film.

Filmography

Year Title Role
1975 Gamlet Shchigrovskogo uezda (as A. Obukhovich)
1968 Zapomnim etot den Pomeshchitsa (as A. Obukhovich)
1960 Vperedi – krutoy povorot mama Sergeyeva (as A. Obukhovich)
1956 Zelenye ogni Marya Petrovna (as A. Obukhovich)
1931 Zapakh velikoj imperii
1929 Bolshoye gore malenkoy zhenshchiny Kovalchuk’s sister
1928 Za monastyrskoyu bramoyu Klanya – novice