Women's stories 09/24/1999 (1999)

Natalia Belohvostikova was born in the family of a diplomat.

Parents did not doubt that her daughter would follow in their footsteps and enter the Institute of International Relations or the Institute of Foreign Languages, but fate decided otherwise.

When Natasha was 13 years old, she was on vacation with her parents in Stockholm.

At that time, director Mark Donskoy filmed in Sweden episodes for the film "Mother's Heart."

The actress Elena Fadeeva was not able to come to Stockholm, and when MSDonskoy came to visit the ambassador and saw his daughter, who was something like Elena Alekseyevna and was of the same height, the idea to take her off in these episodes was born of her own accord.

So Natasha first came to the shooting.

On the screening of the film in Moscow, the girl was introduced to the director Sergei Gerasimov.

As a result, she finished the 10th grade with an external, parallel to the beginning of her studies at the VGIK.

The film "At the Lake" with her participation received the State Prize and shortly thereafter in the delegation of Soviet filmmakers Natalia Belokhvostikov was sent to Yugoslavia for a week of Soviet films.

On the day of departure at the airport, she met already then the legendary director Vladimir Naumov, who drove his film "Running" to Yugoslavia.

Thus began a new chapter in her life.

When they got married, many blamed that Naumov married her only because she was the daughter of a diplomat, also young, beautiful and talented, and those who knew Vladimir well, on the contrary, believed that Belokhvostikova was incredibly lucky.

The couple themselves are still laughing at this, remembering various funny moments from their lives, telling about their beloved daughter and everything that connects them, in addition to work and common professional interests.

The program uses a fragment of the film "At the Lake" (1969, directed by S. A. Gerasimov).