Елизавета Арзамасова
Actor/Actriz
23
Filmes
15
Séries
Elizaveta Nikolaevna Arzamasova (Russian: Елизаве́та Никола́евна Арзама́сова), or less formally Liza Arzamasova (Russian: Ли́за Арзама́сова); born March 17, 1995; is a Russian actress of theater, also known as TV-show anchorwoman.
Elizaveta Arzamasova was born in Moscow. In four years, she began to act in films. Liza played the main role in the musical "Annie" (director – Nina Chusova). In 2004, at the 9th theater festival Moscow Debuts the young actress was awarded the audience award for this role. At the same time Liza was engaged in the music studio at the Russian Academy of Theatre Arts - GITIS. Then Liza's mother, Yuliya Arzamasova, placed on one of the sites photos and summaries of Liza. She got a call from the Moscow Variety Theatre, asked about her daughter and invited to audition.
In 2004, at the 9th theater festival "Moscow debuts" the young actress was awarded for the role of the Audience Choice Award.
Liza became popular after the TV series Daddy's Daughters, where she played one of the main roles – Galina Vasnetsova.
In January 30, 2010, at age of 14 she played the role of Juliet in Romeo and Juliet on the stage of Moscow C.S. Stanislavski Drama Theatre.
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Como Ator/Atriz
Большая разница
self/guest
Ивановы-Ивановы
Голос
Self - Guest
Папины дочки
Galina Sergeevna
Дуэты
Self - Singer
Папины дочки. Новые
Галина Сергеевна
Бесы
студентка
Волкодав из рода Серых Псов
Империя иллюзий: Братья Сафроновы
Self
La Reina de la Nieves
Doch atamanshi (voice)
Папины дочки. Мама вернулась
Galina Sergeevna Vasnetsova
Достоевский
Sofia Korvin-Krukovskaya
Неоконченный бой
Адвокат
Осиное гнездо
Любовницы
Mila
Напарник
Katya
Проклятый чиновник
Katya
Поп
Ева
Корпоратив
дочь Жанны
Руммейт
известная актриса
Всадник по имени Смерть
кукла в кукольном театре (нет в титрах)
Рагин
Motyka
Любовь в большом городе
Vera
72 часа
Shura Gornitskaya
Ковчег
Маша
Человек-подушка
Girl
Посылка с Марса
Лиза, девочка, исполняющая песню для Деда Мороза
Красная шапочка
Princess
УГРОза: Трепалов и Кошелек
Серафима