After the film "D'Artagnan and the Three Musketeers" was shown on television, loud fame fell on the performers of the main roles. At that time, millions of women were in love with them, but this did not affect the personal life of the "Musketeers" in the best way, leading to the disintegration of families. Only D'Artanyan's wife, Mikhail Boyarsky, fragile Larisa Luppian, managed to preserve her family hearth.
Princess and Troubadour
For a long time, Mikhail Boyarsky hid the name of his wife from fans. Meanwhile, they met Larisa Luppian as a student. True, at that time the young people did not pay attention to each other: Larissa did not like Mikhail, shaved bald, at all, and besides, he met with another.
The acquaintance was renewed when Larisa came to work at the Lensovet Theater, which was headed by her beloved teacher Igor Vladimirov. Luppian and Boyarsky played the Princess and the Troubadour in the play “Troubadour and His Friends”. As often happens in the theatrical environment, the feelings that the actors portrayed on the stage have passed into life. True, Boyarsky did not want to get married for a long time. Today, the couple admit with a smile that the proposal in their pair was made not by Mikhail, but by Larisa. A colleague in the theater Anatoly Ravikovich (incomparable Hobotov from the legendary "Pokrovsky Gates") helped the young man to make a decision. "You can't find Lariska better!" - he said to Boyarsky.
Happiness and difficulties in family life
In 1977, Mikhail and Larisa got married. The marriage unexpectedly negatively affected Luppian's acting career. Igor Vladimirov has always been against office romances and stopped giving his favorite student roles. Later, she even had to move to another theater, however, Vladimirov eventually changed his anger to mercy and asked the talented actress to return.
In 1980, the Boyarskys had their first-born son Sergei, and Larisa devoted herself to the family. During these years, she had a hard time. Mikhail Boyarsky, after playing the main roles in the films "The Dog in the Manger", "D'Artanyan and the Three Musketeers", "The Matchmaking of a Hussar" has become one of the brightest stars of Russian cinema. The new status led to noisy feasts, growing alcohol dependence and many female fans. At a time when millions of women were jealous of Larisa, there were moments in her life when she and her little son wanted to leave her husband. Once, a divorce proceedings were even appointed, but Mikhail was seriously injured in a car accident, and his devoted wife could not leave him.
In 1985, a second child appeared in the family - daughter Lisa. Today Elizaveta Boyarskaya is a popular theater and film actress, well known for her work in the films The Irony of Fate. Continuation "," Admiral "," Anna Karenina. Vronsky's story ".
It is interesting that in the same year, 1985, the Boyarskys still divorced, but the divorce turned out to be fictitious and was necessary only to resolve the housing issue. In 2009, Mikhail Boyarsky and Larisa Luppian got married again, and, this time, the proposal came from Mikhail Sergeevich.
Professional success and personal happiness
Despite the fact that, according to Boyarsky, his wife laid her life on the altar of the family, she managed to realize herself in the profession, however, to a greater extent, on the theater stage. The most significant role of Larisa Luppian in cinema was Natasha Proskurova in the film Late Meeting by Vladimir Shrelya (1979), where her partner was Alexei Batalov. In the theater, the fragile blonde actress began with the roles of gentle lyrical heroines - Nina ("The Eldest Son" by A. Vampilov), Valentina ("Last Summer in Chulimsk" by A. Vampilov), Gerda ("The Snow Queen" by G.-H. Andersen), Bianchi (The Taming of the Shrew by W. Shakespeare), Polly Peach (The Threepenny Opera by B. Brecht). Later she played the heartless Valentina Andronovna ("Tomorrow was the war" by B. Vasiliev), the proud Lady Milford ("Treachery and Love" by F. Schiller), the insidious Smelskaya ("Talents and Admirers" by AN Ostrovsky). Luppian did not leave the images of lyrical heroines, supplementing them with new colors: Elsa ("The Dragon" by E. Schwartz), Elena ("The Marriage of Belugin" by A. Ostrovsky), Gemma ("The Gadfly" by E. L. Voinich). Among the best works of People's Artist of Russia Larisa Luppian are such different roles as Blanche Dubois (“A Streetcar Named Desire” by T. Williams), Gurmyzhskaya (“The Forest” by A. N. Ostrovsky) and Kruchinin (“Guilty Without Guilt” by A. N. Ostrovsky).
Today, peace, tranquility and mutual understanding have reigned in the family of Larisa Luppian and Mikhail Boyarsky. The spouses devote most of their free time to their grandchildren. And the Boyarskys already have four of them: the eldest son Sergei is growing up daughters Catherine and Alexandra, in the family of Elizabeth and her husband, the popular actor Maxim Matveyev, two sons were born - Andrei and Grigory.
