Zana Zanoni
Zana Zanoni (real name — Zinaida Nikolaevna Nikolaenko) was a Soviet actress of theater, cinema, and dubbing, as well as a dancer. She was born on November 5, 1910, in Yekaterinoslav (now Dnipro, Ukraine). In 1928, she graduated from the First State Choreographic Technical School, and in 1939, she completed her studies at the Theater Studio under the direction of N. P. Khmelyov. From 1925, she worked as an actress at the Lenfilm film studio. In 1939, she became an actress at the Moscow Theater named after M. N. Ermolova. Between 1943 and 1945, she was an actress at the Central Theater of Transport in Moscow, and later, she worked at the Film Actor Studio Theater. Starting in 1960, she was an actress at the Mosfilm studio (M. Gorky Film Studio).
Known for
- Fuse (1962)
- Black Sun (1971)
- Crown of Russian Empire, or the Elusives Again (1971)
- The Gypsy (1967)
- Starling and Lyre (1974)
- 713th Asks for Landing (1961)
- Soldiers (1978)
- Alitet Leaves for the Hills (1949)
- The Train Goes East (1948)
- I Am Writing to You... (1959)
- Black Gull (1962)
- The Minaret of Death (1924)
- The Mexican (1956)
- Girl from Kamchatka (1937)
- How Do I Call You Now?.. (1965)
- The Grey Illness (1966)
- My Motherland (1933)
- The Chronicle of the Night (1973)
- Path of Thunder (1956)