Colțova Angela
Main achievement
Actress in the Russian Federation. Starting in 2005, she has appeared in 13 TV series and film productions.
About
Anzhela Koltsova, born on December 7, 1972, in the city of Chisinau, Republic of Moldova, is a Russian-Moldovan theater and film actress, primarily active in the Russian Federation. She graduated in 1998 from the Russian Institute of Theatre Arts (GITIS), under the direction of E. Lazo rev, and her film career debuted in 2005 with the role of Lada in the detective mini-series "My Personal Enemy." Among her notable achievements are roles in popular productions such as "Soldiers" (seasons 14-16, where she plays Olga), the film "The House" (2011, role of Svetka), "Distributors" (2013, role of Liudmila), "Legal 2" (2014), and the series "The Cursed Island" (2019), demonstrating versatility in various genres from comedy and drama to adventure and fantasy. Colțova has collaborated with renowned Russian studios and directors, such as Fedor Krasnoperov ("The House"), Vladislav Nikolaev, and Egor Grammatikov, alongside actors like Sergey Garmash, Bogdan Stupka, Dmitri Dyuzhev, and Nikolai Kozak. Besides cinema, she is active in theater with roles in plays such as "Tango" (Ala), "Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District" (Fiona), "The Duck Hunt" (Vera), and "The Bus," and in voice acting, including for the film "On the Spot" (2006). She has participated in commercials for brands like Coca-Cola, Mai Tea, and Hochland cheese, and in 2008, she was a finalist in the Polish reality show "Big Brother – 5" and starred in the Polish series "The Wave of Crime" as Tatiana, a Russian mafia criminal. Anzhela Colțova's personal life is private; the actress is married and lives in Moscow, with a son. Standing at 173 cm, she practices sports such as swimming, horseback riding, rollerblading, ice skating, and cycling, plays the guitar and piano, dances professionally (including folk dances), and is passionate about gardening, growing vegetables on her own land. Although originally from Moldova, her career in Russian cinematography places her among the remarkable women who have contributed to promoting Moldovan talent internationally.
