Dudukhana Tserodze
Dudukhana Platonovna Tserodze (8 November 1918 – 8 May 2000) was a Georgian film and stage actress. She is best remembered for the title role in Magdana's Donkey (1955), and was named a People's Artist of the Georgian SSR in 1965. Tserodze studied at the Tbilisi State Conservatoire and in 1938 graduated from the film school attached to the Georgian state film studio. From 1949 she was an actress at the Marjanishvili Theatre in Tbilisi, and from 1955 she worked at the Georgian Film Studio, appearing in some thirty films over a career of half a century. Her best-known role was Magdana in Magdana's Donkey (1955), directed by Tengiz Abuladze and Revaz Chkheidze, which won the prize for best fiction short film at the 1956 Cannes Film Festival.[1] Her other films include The Last Masquerade (1934), Our Courtyard (1956), I See the Sun (1965), Sergei Parajanov and Dodo Abashidze's The Legend of Suram Fortress (1984), and Kukaracha (1982)
Known For
Credits
- 1985 · The Legend of the Suram Fortress as Osman-Agha's Mother
- 1983 · Cucaracha as Marta
- 1981 · Open the Windows as ეფროსინე
- 1979 · Kvarkvare as
- 1976 · Tbilisi and Her Citizens as
- 1975 · Escape at Dawn as Tsatsa
- 1972 · The Life as
- 1972 · Chari-Rama as
- 1972 · Seekers of the sunken city as Darejani
- 1970 · მონადირე as
- 1970 · Gardens of Semiramide as Ivlite
- 1969 · Tariel Golua as Barbare
- 1968 · Trail of the Falcon as Blauhaars Mutter
- 1968 · The City Wakes Up Early as
- 1965 · I See the Sun as Kakano
- 1964 · Lake Paliastomi as Eka
- 1963 · The Dolls Are Laughing as Relative
- 1961 · Son-in-law without Diploma as კესარია
- 1960 · Where Is Your Happiness, Mzia? as Veriko
- 1959 · Sentence as Tamari
- 1958 · Mameluke as Mzekha
- 1956 · In Our Courtyard as Tamari
- 1955 · Magdana's Donkey as Magdana
- 1945 · Cantankerous Neighbors as postwoman
- 1944 · Shield of Jurgai as Young Woman
- 1943 · He Will Come Back Again as goguca
- 1941 · The Lights of Kolchis as nani
- 1941 · In The Black Mountains as andia
- 1937 · Lost Paradise as Pepela
- 1934 · The Last Masquerade as Maro