
Elza Radziņa
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Elza Radziņa (February 10, 1917; Kharkiv, Russian Empire – August 18, 2005; Riga, Latvia) was a Latvian theater and cinema actress, master of the spoken word (reader). She received award of People's Artist of the USSR in 1976 and Order of the Three Stars in 1995. She studied in Jelgava theater studio in 1942. After the World War II worked in Jelgava Drama theater (1945-1953). For a brief moment she worked in Valmiera Drama theater, but from 1954 worked in Latvian National Theater, where she became one of the leading actresses. In 1949 she made her debut in biographical drama film "Rainis" from Riga Film Studio.
Known for
Credits

The Swamp Wader (1966)
as Horsta madāma

Blow, Wind! (1973)
as Mother

Rain Blues (1982)
Actor

The Times of the Surveyors (1968)
as Oļiņiete

The Republic of Varnu Street (1970)
Actor

Theatre (1978)
as Dolly de Vries

The Last Visit (1984)
Actor

The Photo of a Woman with a Boar (1987)
as Paula

The Courage to Kill (1993)
Actor

The Last Relic (1970)
as Abtiss

Devil's Servants on a Devil's Mill (1972)
Actor

Family Album (1978)
as Irma

Defying Fate (1975)
Actor

Hamlet (1964)
as Gertrude

Secret of the Blackbirds (1983)
as miss Effie Ramsbottom

King Lear (1970)
as Goneril

Favorite (1976)
as Aunty Debb Penn

Hide-and-seek (2001)
as Timmere

Littlefinger (1987)
as Lady-in-Waiting

Maritime Climates (1974)
Actor
Olegs and Aina (1974)
Actor

Agent of the Secret Service (1979)
as Nyaga

Klavs - The Son of Martin (1970)
as Ance

Behind Glass Door (1978)
Actor

Sergey Ivanovich Retires (1981)
Actor

Tauriņdeja (1972)
as Annas kundze

How the Steel Was Tempered (1973)
as редактор газеты Ирина Александровна

Maija and Paija (1991)
as Laima

Devil's Servants (1970)
as Getruda

Death Under Sail (1976)
Actor
Rainis (1949)
as Dora

Attack On The Secret Police (1976)
as madame Leigne

We Accuse (1986)
Actor

Inspector Goole (1979)
as Сибил Берлинг





