As a child, loved the movie "The Man Amphibian " and the song " Hey sailor ," then it was seen as a fantastic abroad , and the song clockwork .
And yesterday in a conversation with a very interesting person who suddenly found the singer performing played this song in a restaurant . Turned out to be known in our art business woman .
Try to find out.

Who played the role of the singer I know, but who is now a former fashion model Leningrad fashion house , the shooting of the film " Amphibian Man" came by accident , because living next to the "Lenfilm" I do not know . I can assume only that the lady at the age of this , as the film in 1961 , and was released in January 62 th .
. this former

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Yes, the role of the singer in "The Amphibian Man" played the then Leningrad mannequin fashion house Nina Bolshakov.

I'm confused, you are talking about one person?


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So no names or no one knows or not interesting puzzle.

Answer: a small but vibrant scene has played Pauline Lobachevsky.

In all the literature about the film says that the singer sang the role of Nina Bolshakov.
And she sang - Nonna Sukhanov.

That's it.
What trust is now in the tales of the art business.
Lobachevsky shall see, he'll ask what and how it was.

From the biographical information:

LOBACHEVSKIAN Polina Ivanovna
Born in 1929 in Kiev ....
 ... Daughter - Helen Teodorovna Lobachevsky (1959 g.rozhd. ).

She graduated from the National Theatre School im.Schepkina and Union State Institute of Cinematography.

From 1953 to 1984 she studied in graduate school, then taught at the Department of directing and acting -Union State Institute of Cinematography .

This is the second time.
Remember the Trachtenberg recalled, here also, and the next day he died in the air.

Yes, of course, there is still time and somehow almost coincided.

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