About Namsrayn Suvd
Born 1948. Namsrayn Suvd is a Mongolian actor and pedagogue.
Namsrayn Suvd (born 21 December 1948) is a Mongolian actor. For her long career in film and the theatre, she was named as People’s Actress of Mongolia, Mongolian State Awardee(1989), a Mongolian Hero of Labour in 2021.
Life Suvd was born in Ulaanbaatar. Her father was Ts. Namsray who was notable for his contribution to education and Mongolian culture.
In 1970 she graduated as an actor in the USSR's VGIK.
She began her stage career in Mongolia at the State Drama Academic Theater in 1973. Four years later the Ministry of Culture recognised her performance in a play titled "Truth Will Win" by giving her a "Best Art Award" which they repeated in 1984 after she played the eponymous role in "Nora".
Films Listen to your enemy soldiers! (1971) - Tsendsuren Inception (1972) - Khorloo In Hibernation (1972) - Insane girl Motor Song (1974) - singer Song of First Love (1974) - Yanjin The Story of Suxbold (1974) - Chimgee’s birthday (1973) - Side character The Spouse (1975) - Sun Human Life (1976) - Sarantuya, Moonlight Bushboy Tales (1979) - Mermaid Khatanbaatar (1981) - Joy Amulet or Guardian (1983) - maid Mandukhai Setsen Khatan (movie) (1988) - Mandukhai Under the Eternal Sky (1992) - Öelün At the time of the yak tapping (2002) - Suren Vansemberoo (2002) - Amaa Can't Die - Chinggis Khan (2008) - Öelün Ancestry ( Origin) (2013) - Mother Lifeology (2017) - Judge Heartbreak (2017) - Mother Billionaire’s case (2018) - Nansalmaa The Sun’s Relative (2022) - Dunjin Tsookhor The Bride (2023) - Ariunsanaa’s mother
Stage work includes How Bold dried up (1972) - Tonya A woman without a dowry (1973) - Larisa Nandin Erdene (1973) - Flower Five fingers (1973) - Oyun Orolmaa (1973) - Hatter Orolmaa (1974) - Delger Orolmaa (1974) - Dulamsuren Firebird (1974) - Ti Khani Times have changed (1974) - Sketch Times have changed (1974) - Varduy Eye (1974) - Number generator Yegor Bulychev's family (1975) - Glafira The Doshinjirim people (1975) - Tsesmaa The Only Servant of Two Masters (1976) - Beatrice Even if it's death, the truth will win (1977) - Commissar Bear (1977) - Popova Bumbat Erdene (1977) - Chimgee In search of happiness (1977) - Tanya Budamshuu (1978) - Pink Top Secret (1978) - Togtokh After the meeting (1978) - Lady Othello (1978) - Emily Othello (1978) - Desdemona Nandin Erdene (1978) - Tsevelmaa Military widow (1978) - Stesha Hamlet (1979) - Ophelia Infirm father (1979) - Yanjin Countess (1980) - Dulmaa Human ice (1980) - Maria Scientist’s talk (1980) - Khishigmaa Forgotten melody (1983) - Badam Nora (1984) - Nora Inspector (1985) - Anna Andreevna Garvaa (1985) - Sevjid Pearl bead (1986) - Jenny The Tale of the Little Boy (1986) - Mother Aimaljin Rejected love (1988) - Ghost Macbeth (1991) - Lady Macbeth Bet (2000) - Nansal Seagull (2001) - Irina Nikolaevna Arkadina Between death (2003) - Tanya Tears tasted at night (2005) - Enkhee Make me a man (2005) - Mendee Mom (2006) - Mom Atga nuj (2006) - Öelün Swan’s song (2010) - Anna Son of Heaven (2011) - Mogol Queen The Secret of the cool khas (2013) - Lady Lou Anna Karenina (2020) - Anna (Destiny) King of Kings. Oath. (2021) - Mother Alungoo Good man from Sichuan (2022) - Mrs. Yang (Yan)
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Mongolian actor (born 1948)
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Namsrayn Suvd was born on 21 December 1948 in Ulaanbaatar.
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Namsrayn Suvd is an actor and pedagogue.
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Namsrayn Suvd is Mongolian.
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