Olga Arntgolts

Olga Albertovna Arntgolts (genus. The audience remembered her for such films as "Simple Truths", "Russian", "Living" and "Servant of the Sovereign".

There are many interesting facts in the biography of Olga Arntgolts, which we will discuss in this article.

So, before you is a short biography of Arntgolts.

Biography of Olga Arntgolts

Olga Arntgolts was born on March 18, 1982 in Kaliningrad. She was brought up in a family of actors Albert Alfonsovich and his wife Valentina Mikhailovna.

Olga has a twin sister, Tatiana Arntgolts, who was born 20 minutes earlier than her.

Childhood and youth

When twins were born in the Arntgolts family, the parents decided to name them by the names of the heroines from Eugene Onegin - Tatiana and Olga Larin. As a child, girls were often in the theater where their father and mother worked.

When Olga was about 9 years old, she and her sister had already played in children's productions. An interesting fact is that the Arntgolts sisters were the first children who appeared on the stage of the Kaliningrad Drama Theater.

Parents raised their daughters in strictness, instilling discipline and obedience in them. As a child, Olga was a shy child, as a result of which it was not easy for her to perform in front of an audience.

During her school years, Arntgolts was fond of gymnastics and pentathlon. For some time she went to a music school to study violin, but her studies were not easy for her.

Until the 9th grade, the Arntgolts sisters studied in the same class. Then Olga and Tatiana transferred to the acting class of the local lyceum. It is worth noting that initially Olga was skeptical about what could achieve success in acting, but soon her opinion changed.

Arntgolts began to work hard on herself, learning to dance, sing and behave on stage.

After graduating from the Lyceum, the sisters continued their studies at the Theater Institute named after I. M.S.Schepkin, who graduated in 2003.

Films

Tatiana and Olga Arntgolts first appeared on the big screen in 1999. They played in the cult youth TV series Simple Truths. The television series was shown on TV for 4 years, as a result of which the young actresses gained all-Russian fame.

During that period of her biography, Olga also starred in several more multi-part tapes, including "Three against all" and "Why do you need an alibi?"

In 2004, Arntgolts was entrusted with the main role in the drama "Russian", based on the works of Eduard Limonov. An interesting fact is that initially this role was supposed to go to Olga's sister, but she refused due to the heavy workload.

The next notable picture in the creative biography of the actress was the mystical film "Alive", where she was transformed into a nurse. In 2007, viewers saw the Arntgolts sisters in Andrei Konchalovsky's comedy "Gloss".

It is curious that this film became the third for the girls, after "Simple truths" and "Why do you need an alibi?", Where they starred together. In subsequent years, Olga appeared in such television projects as "Juncker", "Mother's Instinct", "Chastnik", "Lapushki" and many others.

In 2009, Arntgolts participated in the famous TV show "Ice Age: Global Warming", where she replaced her pregnant sister.

In the period 2010-2015. Olga starred in 15 films. She was entrusted with key roles in the series "Gray Gelding", "Pandora", as well as the films "White Roses of Hope" and "Gene Beton". In addition, the audience remembered her from the films "Officers' Wives" and "Three Roads".

After a year's creative hiatus, Arntgolts appeared in the comedy "Exchange", which premiered in 2017. She got the key female role of a heroine named Tatiana.

At the same time Olga took part in the filming of the detective "The Queen at Execution", where she had to transform into an investigator. Along with filming a movie, the actress appeared on the stage of the Moscow Millennium Theater.

Personal life

Olga Arntgolts never tried to publicize her personal life, considering it superfluous. Initially, she was credited with an affair with actor Alexei Chadov, but the artists insisted that they had a purely business relationship.

In 2007, Olga met her future husband Vakhtang Beridze at the theater. For 2 years, the artists often talked and went on the same stage together. They soon realized that they were in love with each other, as a result of which they decided to secretly get married in 2009.

Later, the couple had a girl named Anna. A couple of years later, Arntgolts decided to divorce Vakhtang. They say that she allegedly broke up with her husband because she fell in love with director Dmitry Petrun.

Many journalists claimed that Olga and Dmitry began dating during the filming of the television series "Officers' Wives". As a result, in 2016, Arntgolts gave birth to a boy Akim from the director.

Later, Olga publicly told the whole truth about her personal life in the program “Wife. Love story".

Olga Arntgolts today

The girl continues to act in films and play in the theater. In 2018, viewers saw her in the series "The First Time Is Goodbye", where she appeared in the form of the head of a garment factory.

In 2020, the premiere of the series "Resurrection" took place, in which Arntgolts got the key female role. The events in the film are developing in St. Petersburg at the beginning of the last century.