Iya Marks was an American actress who is best known for Po tonkomu ldu, Zabludshiy, and When the Trees Were Tall. She was born on September 11, 1897, and passed away on November 9, 1988, in Moscow, RSFSR, USSR [now Russia].
Personal and Family Life
Iya Marks was born Iya Mikhaylovna Marks. Not much is publicly known about her family life or personal relationships. She dedicated her career to acting, becoming a well-respected figure in her field throughout her life.
Career
Iya Marks had a notable career in acting, primarily in film and television. She was known for her roles in several productions, starting with smaller parts and working her way up to more significant roles. Her work in the film industry helped her gain recognition and respect among her peers.
Death and Legacy
Iya Marks died on November 9, 1988, in Moscow, leaving behind a legacy of memorable performances. Her contributions to cinema, particularly in the Soviet film industry, are remembered by fans and colleagues alike. She is often celebrated for her talents and dedication to the arts.
Filmography
| Title | Year | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Po tonkomu ldu | 1966 | Posetitelnitsa |
| Zabludshiy | 1966 | Role unspecified |
| When the Trees Were Tall | 1962 | Role unspecified |
| Village Woman | 1978 | (as I. Marks) |
| Babka | 1975 | (as I. Marks) |
| Babushka ‘Arkhimeda’ | 1975 | (as I. Marks) |
| Babushka vtoroklassnika | 1974 | (as I. Marks) |
| Pieskariens | 1973 | (as Ija Marksa) |
| Babusya | 1973 | (as I. Marks) |
| Nochnoy zvonok | 1970 | Neighbor |
| Arkhivarius | 1970 | (as I. Marks) |
| O druzyakh-tovarishchakh | 1970 | Bit part (uncredited) |
| Zarechenskiy zhenikhi | 1967 | Short |
| Nezabyvaemoe | 1967 | Selyanka (as I. Marks) |
| Skvernyy anekdot | 1966 | Prizhivalka (as I. Marks) |