18 Facts About Renata Litvinova

Renata Muratovna Litvinova was born on 12 January 1967 and is a Russian actress, film director, and screenwriter.

Renata Litvinova began her film career as a screenwriter, writing films from 1988 to 1998.

Renata Litvinova was discovered by fellow director Kira Muratova in 1994 after Muratova had come across Litvinova's thesis she had written for VGIK.

Renata Litvinova auditioned for the role of the female protagonist Violet but was deemed unsuitable.

Renata Litvinova continued to write screenplays after her role, which included both Male Revelations and Principled and Compassionate View.

Renata Litvinova collaborated with Muratova again in 1997 and 1998, writing two screenplays that Muratova directed.

In 2017 Renata Litvinova made her full debut in theatre with her own piece called "The North Wind" in Moscow Art Theatre.

Renata Litvinova was the director and screenwriter, as well as she played the key role in "The North Wind".

Renata Litvinova wrote screenplays for films sparingly after this role and starred in all of the films she wrote.

Renata Litvinova became acclaimed in the mid-2000s when she was nominated for her roles in Sky.

Renata Litvinova made her directorial debut in 2000 with the documentary There is No Death For Me.

Renata Litvinova directed her first feature film in 2004, The Goddess, which she wrote and starred in.

Renata Litvinova made her first foray into concert films in 2008 when she directed the film Green Theatre in Zemfira.

Renata Litvinova lent her voice to the film $8.50 to be used as a voiceover for the character Xenia who was played by Natalia Adreichenko.

Renata Litvinova's voice appeared in a number of other films in the 2000s, including Frog's Paradise and Peregrine.

On TV, Renata Litvinova hosted several author's programs on style, history of fashion and cinematography.

Renata Litvinova had emerged as a designer and fashion icon of her own.

Renata Litvinova then married businessman Leonid Dobrovsky, with whom she had her daughter Ulyana.