Actress Natalya Kustinskaya died

The theater and film actress Natalya Kustinskaya died in Moscow after a serious illness at 75 years of life, RIA Novosti reports. On December 5, she was hospitalized in the Botkin hospital in a coma. The actress was diagnosed with pneumonia. On Wednesday, the Moscow Department of Health reported that it left the coma, but is in serious condition for artificial lung ventilation.

Kustinskaya was born on April 5, 1938 in an artistic family. She graduated from the Gnesin School in the class of the piano and the All -Union State Institute of Cinematography. At 21, she debuted in the film in the film "Gloomy Morning" Grigory Roshal. In total, the actress played in two dozen paintings, including the well -known series "Eternal Call", the comedy "Three Plus Two", as well as the famous ribbon of Leonid Gaidai "Ivan Vasilievich changes the profession", where Kustinskaya played the episodic but colorful role of the actress, who was leaving with Yakin, in Gagra. She also worked as an actress of dubbing.

In 1999, she was awarded the title of Honored Artist of Russia. In the 1960s, French journalists from Candid magazine included Kustinskaya in the top ten beautiful actresses in the world.