In the life of Boris Shcherbakov there is a place not only for theater and cinema, but also for women. His novels are legendary, although the actor himself prefers not to dwell on this topic. The actor's wife has been with him all these years and forgives her husband's adventures.
The marriage of Boris Shcherbakov and Tatyana Bronzova can hardly be called ideal. Despite the fact that the family still officially exists, Tatyana has repeatedly accused her husband of treason.
Childhood and adolescence Bronze
Tatyana was born on January 15, 1946 in St. Petersburg, then still in Leningrad. Childhood was not easy, the city was rebuilding after the blockade. After graduating from school, Tanya decided to enter the Leningrad Shipbuilding Institute, dreaming of a career as an engineer. In addition to her studies, the future actress found time for hobbies, actively participating in amateur performances and performing on the stage of the student theater. Additional income was brought by the auctions of the Soyuzpushnina trust, after which Tatiana became the face of the enterprise. The use of energy found a place in the Komsomol activities. Bronzova worked in the Leningrad Komsomol Committee.
The graduation from the institute took place in 1968. It was during this period that Tatyana Bronzova decided to dramatically change her life, moved to Moscow, entered the Moscow Art Theater School and at the same time got married.
Fateful meeting with Shcherbakov
Acquaintance with Boris Shcherbakov happened while studying at the studio school. The handsome man was not much younger than Tatiana and enjoyed success with the female half of the educational institution. Courtship for Bronzova and the increased attention shown to her were not in vain, feelings flared up between the young people. The relationship developed gradually and after a couple of years, the couple officially became a family.
Bronze's career
After graduating from the studio school, Tatyana was accepted into the troupe of the Moscow Art Theater. The actress served in the theater from 1972 to 2001. Some performances with her participation were filmed: "Mary Stuart", "Leaving, Look Back …", "Ivanov", "Three Sisters", "The Prince and the Pauper", "The Tattooed Rose".
In 1991, after Oleg Efremov became the director of the theater, Tatyana Bronzova was appointed head of the troupe of the Moscow Art Theater. Chekhov. After leaving the theater, the main occupation was writing books and scripts. From the most famous works: "Venus in Russian furs", "On the road for a dream", "Matilda. Love and Dance”,“Fouetté for the Colonel”,“Two Olga Chekhovs. Two destinies ".
In the cinema, the actress could not be seen so often, since Bronzova gave almost all of her time to service in the theater. But behind her shoulders are eleven paintings, where Tatyana got mostly secondary roles. Among them are such films as: "Much Ado About Nothing", "Three Sisters", "Day by Day", "The Prince and the Pauper" and others.
Personal life
Tatyana Bronzova became the wife of Boris Shcherbakov in 1972. Numerous photos on social networks indicate that their relationship is sincere, but it is difficult to call a marriage ideal, since Shcherbakov was often fond of other women.
Before signing, the couple dated for about three years. One of the decisive factors that entailed registration at the registry office was the housing issue. At that time, only the family actors of the Moscow Art Theater could get housing in the hostel.
The first and only child in the family appeared in 1977. The boy was named Vasily. The young man did not immediately decide to follow in the footsteps of his parents, having received a law degree at Moscow State University for a start. In addition, Vasily studied French at the Sorbonne and Moscow, and only then decided to enter the VGIK at the directing department.
Boris Shcherbakov's novels
On account of the imposing Shcherbakov - several short novels. One of the discussed were the relationship with the actress Lyudmila Nilskaya. Despite the fact that both partners were legally married and had children, this did not stop them. The whole team of the theater, including the management, was involved in the hype. The theater scandal did not pass without leaving a trace and the romance stopped.
The second sensational novel happened with Shcherbakov with the legend of the chanson - Lyubov Uspenskaya. It happened during the filming of the video, in which Boris played the role of the singer's boyfriend. However, despite the regular scandalous discussions of the novel, the celebrities deny this relationship.
Tatyana Bronzova, according to her, also knows about other novels and always forgives her husband everything. In a few interviews, she mentioned that she did not want to be the only interesting woman for her husband. Bronzova noted that she chose such a life partner who would be admired by other women. It was this decision that allowed Tatyana to close her eyes to her husband's adventures.
The very same Bronze was credited with an affair with Oleg Efremov. The artistic director of the Moscow Art Theater, who allegedly gave up the post as head of the theater group, was more disposed towards Tatiana than towards other actresses. However, according to Bronzova, Oleg Efremov really was in their house, the actors were friends for more than ten years, but there was no other relationship between them and could not be.
Oncology
In 2006, Tatyana Bronzova was diagnosed with a malignant tumor. The operation to remove it was successful, no metastases were found, but for more than 12 years the former actress had to be seen by doctors so as not to miss a possible relapse of the disease. For the period of treatment, Boris Shcherbakov reduced his creative activity and gave maximum attention to his wife. According to Bronzova, her husband continues to take care of her, the couple tries to spend as much time as possible together and sometimes go out.
In her years, Tatyana Vasilievna Bronzova is still full of strength and desire to create. Her books have been appreciated by readers and are eagerly awaiting the release of new works.
