

Cast & creator
Best known for Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Evening Urgant, Mata Hari
Svetlana Khodchenkova is a Russian actress, known for her roles in Bless the Woman (2003) and in Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (2011). She was born Svetlana Viktorovna Khodchenkova on January 21, 1983, in Moscow and spent her childhood in Zheleznodorozhny, a small city about 6 miles east of Moscow, Russia. She was raised by a single mother, attended a public school, and once dreamed of becoming a medical doctor. In 1998, at the age of 15, she started a career as a fashion model in Moscow, and also made a few international gigs. In 2000 she began her studies at the Moscow Institute of World Economics, but quit in favor of acting. From 2001 to 2005 she studied acting at the Shchukin Theatrical School of the Vakhtangov Theatre in Moscow. There she attended the class of Nina Doroshina and Alekandr Lyubimtsev, graduating in 2005 as actress. While a student, she starred in films of directors Stanislav Govorukhin, and Viktor Merezhko, and also appeared in popular Russian TV series. In 2008, she earned the best actress award at Gdynya Polish Film Festival, for the leading role in Mala Moskwa (2008). In 2012, she won COFCA Award for Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (2011). On December 13, 2005, she married her classmate, actor Vladimir Yaglych, and also took her husband's name, changing her name from Svetlana Khodchenkova to Svetlana Yaglych.The couple married on the 13th on purpose; because all their filming contracts were signed on the 13th, they believed that 13 would keep working as a good number for them. However, their marriage did not last, ending in divorce. Svetlana has been involved in several stage productions of Independent stage project in Moscow. She made stellar appearances in such plays, as "Moulin Rouge Hospital" and "Theatre with and without rules" earning herself much critical acclaim. Outside of her acting profession, Svetlana is skilled in horse-back riding. She is also fond of winter sports, such as alpine skiing: she practiced her downhill at the ski resort of Courchevel, France. Source IMDB, original author Steve Shelokhonov
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television credits
108
2003–2028 · acting roles
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Irina
2011
Self
2012
Златка Дженич
2017
Полина
2020
Ирина
2012
Мария Годунова
2018
Илона Леонидовна
2018
Bastinda
2025
Madame Hydra / Viper
2013
Nadezhda
2020
Yulia Dyomina
2018
Ekaterina Andreevna Lavrova
2011
Madame Drosselmeier
2028

Liza Rastorgueva
2017

Masha
2019
Irina
2016
Ирина
2012
Настя
2014

Светлана Петровна
2021
Sonya Bagretsova
2017
Вождиха
2024

Sasha
2012
Irina Garina
2013Bastinda
2028
Svetlana Zhurova
2014
Nastya
2012
Olga Lopukhina

Лариса Айдарова
2023

Ирина Кара
2026
Tamara Onegina
2005
princess Golitsyna
2025

Ксения
2023
Anna Karenina

Lily
2019
Zhenia
2006
Nezhdana
2005

Lyubov Nikolaevna
2009


Lena
2009
Юлия Молодцова
2024

Marina
2015
Actress - Dovlatov's friend
2018

Kozyreva
2012
Natasha Rostova
2012

Mrs. Moses
2027
Bastinda
2027
Elizabeth Báthory
2015
Nadya
2021
Nastya Karpova
2011


Liliana
2009
Ira
2014
Olga
2024

Irina
2017
Lena
2015
Wiera Swietłowa / Wiera, córka Wiery
2008
Passenger in a Taxi
2012
Фаня
2015
prosecutor
2011

Лена
2013

Ludmila Kalugina
2011
Liza
2022
Producer
2022
Nastya
2010
Nastya
2013
Svetlana, Sasha's mother
2021
Mariya
2008
Yana
2016
Vika
2016
Vika
2017

Lyuda Gerusova
2017
Багира
2012

Matilda
2021
Herself
2019
Director
2019
Screenplay
2019
Director of Photography
2019

zhena Vyasheslava Rodina
2015
Nastya
2009
Kseniya
2023
Katya
2014
Irina
2016
Kira
2011
Nadezhda Drozdova
2005
Alina
2007





Vera
2003