Nathalie Lissenko
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Natalia Andriivna Lysenko was a Ukrainian and French actress who was active during the silent era. She was the niece of the Ukrainian composer Mykola Lysenko.
Known for
Credits
The Poster (1925)
as Marie
Cinema in Russia (1979)
as Film footage
Children's Souls Accuse You (1927)
as Luise Enzenberg
Woman's Calvary (1919)
Actor
That scoundrel Morin (1932)
Actor
Kean (1924)
as La comtesse Elena de Koefeld
Rasputins Liebesabenteuer (1928)
as Frau Tatarinoff
Up to the Hilt (1922)
Actor
Member Of Parliament (1923)
as Eva Chilcote
The 1002nd Night (1933)
Actor
Satan Triumphant (1917)
as Esfir, pastor's sister
Princely Nights (1929)
as Vera Petrovna
Beggar Woman (1916)
as Actress
Knight's Spirit (1918)
as Iza, Leo's fiancée
The Lion of the Moguls (1924)
as Anna
Leon Drey (1915)
as Bertha
Little Ellie (1918)
as Klara Klarson
Father Sergius (1918)
as Widow of the merchant Makovkin
Sin (1916)
as Elena Lavrova, wife
Double Love (1925)
as Laure Maresco
A Narrow Escape (1920)
as Yvonne Lelys
А счастье было так возможно (1916)
Actor
The Fatted Calf (1939)
as Female companion
In a Lively Place (1916)
as Yevgenia, Bessudniy's wife
Behind the Screen (1917)
as Natalya Lisenko
The Hawk's Nest (1916)
as Glasha, Osorgin's lover
The Queen's Secret (1919)
as The queen of Sylistria
Sea Fever (1927)
Actor
Tempêtes (1922)
as Sonia
Life is a Moment, Art is Forever (1916)
as Irina
Les Ombres Qui Passent (1924)
as Jaqueline del Sorio
The Burning Crucible (1923)
as Elle
Fünf bange Tage (1928)
Actor
The Prosecutor (1917)
as Betty Clay, artist from cafe chantant
The Child of the Carnival (1921)
as Yvonne Dumont
In The Wild Blindness Of Desires (1916)
as Nadezhda
Justice d'abord (1921)
Actor
La fille sauvage (1922)
Actor
Calvaire d'amour (1923)
Actor
Hurrah! I'm Alive! (1928)
as Johanne Kruis
Nuit de carnaval (1922)
Actor
And The Song Remained Unfinished (1916)
as Countess Valishevskaya