Liya Akhedzhakova
July 9, 1938 (86 years old) in Dnepropetrovsk, USSR (Ukraine)
Liya M. Akhedzhakova (born July 9, 1938, Dnepropetrovsk, Ukrainian SSR) is a Russian theatre and cinema actress. Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1970) and People's Artist of Russia (1994). She became famous for her roles in Eldar Ryazanov's films, especially "Office Romance" (1977), "Garage" (1979), "Irony of Fate" (1975) and "Promised Heaven" (1991). She twice received the Nika Award for Best Supporting Actress for her roles as Aunt Fima in "Promised Heaven" and a Japanese restaurant worker in "Portraying the Victim" in 1992 and 2007, respectively.
Known For
Credits
- 2022 · Golden Neighbors as Stepanovna
- 2020 · Halley's Comet as Yanga Lvovna Artemieva
- 2018 · Leto as Flat's Owner
- 2017 · A Gentle Creature as Human Rights activist
- 2012 · Mommies as Svetlana Semyonovna
- 2012 · Circo Ambulante as
- 2011 · Ivan Tsarevich & the Grey Wolf as Баба-Яга (озвучка)
- 2011 · Lovey-Dovey 3 as Elizaveta Nikolaevna
- 2009 · The Book of Masters as Baba Yaga
- 2009 · Bankrupt as Ustinjya Naumovna, svaha
- 2009 · Gogol the Bird as
- 2008 · Four Ages of Love as
- 2008 · My Girl's Photo as
- 2007 · Thumbelina as Mouse
- 2007 · White Lilacs as Anna Sergeevna
- 2007 · Potapov, to the Board! as Biology Teacher
- 2006 · Andersen. Life Without Love as Гадалка
- 2006 · The Funeral Party as Marya Ignatyevna
- 2006 · Playing the Victim as Waitress in Japanese restaurant
- 2006 · Weird Christmas as
- 2005 · Казароза as Maja Antonovna
- 2000 · Old Hags as Lyubov
- 1998 · Dandelion Wine as
- 1995 · Московские каникулы as
- 1993 · Бездна, круг седьмой as
- 1992 · I Wanted to See Angels as
- 1992 · Seven-Forty as Tkachuk
- 1991 · Sons of Bitches as Ella Ernestovna
- 1991 · For a Rainy Day as
- 1991 · Promised Heaven as Fima
- 1991 · Trap for Bambr as Mouse (voice)
- 1990 · The Hedgehog Must Be Prickly? as Mother hedgehog (voice)
- 1990 · Pretty Face as
- 1990 · Допинг для ангелов as Nina Pavlovna
- 1990 · In the Footsteps of the Bambr as Mouse (voice)
- 1989 · Nomad Bus as Зина (администратор)
- 1989 · AyAyAy! as
- 1989 · Sofia Petrovna as Maria Erastovna Kiparisova
- 1988 · Sinner as Zinaida Maslova
- 1988 · Ferocious Bambr as Mouse (voice)
- 1987 · Chameleon Games as Irma
- 1987 · Another Life as Roza
- 1987 · Dialogue (A Mole and an Egg) as Egg (voice)
- 1986 · Ara, bara, pooh! as
- 1986 · An Excuse as
- 1986 · A Boy as a Boy as
- 1984 · A Small Favor as
- 1984 · Copper Angel as Росита
- 1984 · Fairies' Autumn Gift as Fairy of Sadness
- 1984 · Mother Anoush as
- 1983 · Koe-chto iz Gubernskoy Zhizni as
- 1983 · Talisman as Grandmother
- 1982 · Alice Through the Looking Glass as The White Queen (voice)
- 1982 · Алиса в Зазеркалье as The White Queen (voice)
- 1982 · Vacation at Your Own Expense as Irina
- 1981 · Uncle's Dream as
- 1981 · Where Did Fomenko Go? as
- 1981 · We will not see you as
- 1981 · Eighth World Wonder as Julia Jermolina
- 1980 · Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears as Club Director Olga Pavlovna
- 1980 · Say a Word for the Poor Hussar as модистка Лулу
- 1980 · Zigzag as Vika the doctor (voice) (uncredited)
- 1980 · Hurry to Do Good as
- 1979 · The Garage as Елена Павловна Малаева, младший научный сотрудник
- 1979 · When I Will Become a Giant as Dzhulietta Ashotovna
- 1979 · Tree Frog as (voice)
- 1979 · The Black Wizard's Gift as
- 1978 · The Pretty Man as
- 1977 · Office Romance as секретарша Верочка
- 1977 · Crane in the Sky as Роза Козодоева
- 1977 · Zhikharka as Zhikharka (voice)
- 1977 · Dunno in Sunny City as
- Future · Пятый ангел as
- 1977 · Two Maples as (voice)
- 1977 · Secret, for All the World Only as Yelizaveta Nikolayevna
- 1977 · Old Times in Poshekhonye as
- 1976 · Twenty Days Without War as Woman with clocks
- 1976 · Ph.D as
- 1975 · The Irony of Fate, or Enjoy Your Bath! as Таня, подруга Нади
- 1975 · Ivan and Marya as Princess Agrafina
- 1975 · At the Black Sea as
- 1974 · Tanya as Dusya
- 1973 · Looking for a Man as
- 1973 · Шапка-невидимка as Pioneer on the bike (voice)
- 1971 · Late Child as
- 1970 · The Brave Robin Hood as
- 1970 · The Blue Bird as Voice
- 1968 · Return as Petrushka