Nato Vachnadze

Natalia (Nato) Giorgi's daughter Vachnadze (maiden name Andronikashvili) (b. June 14, 1904, Warsaw, Kingdom of Poland, Russian Empire — d. June 14, 1953, died in an air crash, buried in Tbilisi) — Georgian film actress of the Soviet period, a megastar of the Soviet screen in the 1920s-30s. People's Artist of the Georgian SSR (1941). At the peak of her career, Soviet cinema brought her Hollywood-style brilliance and glory. Her legend, created by Soviet filmmakers, created sold-out theaters. Thanks to her appearance and artistry, she deservedly became a legend of Georgian cinema. Her popularity made the Georgian film studio "Sakhkinmretsvi" the largest in the Soviet Union.
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- 1904-06-14 · Warsaw, Congress Poland, Russian Empire
- Died
- 1953-06-14
Known for
- The Living Corpse (1929) — Masha, gypsy girl
- Keto and Kote (1948) — მოცეკვავე
- The Vow (1946) — Woman at a concert in the Kremlin
- Akaki's Cradle (1947)
- Suburban Districts (1930) — Dora
- The Last Masquerade (1934) — Tamari
- Natela (1926) — Natela
- Giuli (1927) — Giuli
- In the Pillory (1923) — Nunu
- The Case of the Murder of Tariel Mklavadze (1925)
- Arsena, the Brigand (1923) — nino
- Three Lives (1924) — Esma
- Qadjana (1941) — Marta
- Arsena (1937) — Neno
- The Gadfly (1928) — Jemma
- Last Crusaders (1933) — Tsitsia