Trivia

Vera Karpova received The Constellation Film Festival Award in the Best Episodic Role category (for her role in V. Melnikov's film The Garden Was Full of the Moon ) in 2000.

For many years, since her return to Leningrad, Vera Karpova has been working at Leningrad Radio (now called " Radio Russia - Petersburg "). In the 90s, Vera Aleksandrovna hosted the program "Bibishka - a nice friend.".

She was Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1967) and People's Artist of the RSFSR (1986).

In addition, the actress worked for Leningrad Radio for many years.

Work in cinema developed in different ways. At the beginning of her career, Vera Karpova was regularly invited to filming, but due to the impossibility of canceling performances and rehearsals at the theater, she had to refuse many.

Vera Karpova studied at Girls' School No. 216 on Fontanka.

She graduated from the B.V. Shchukin Theatre School. At one of her graduation shows, she was noticed by director Nikolai Akimov, who invited the actress to his theater. Since 1956, she served in the Leningrad Academic Comedy Theater.

People's Artist of the RSFSR Vera Karpova, starred in dozens of films and played in more than 50 stage performances.

In 1963, Karpova and Lev Lemke created a short play based on Viktor Dragunsky's "Deniskin's Tales" - "Tales for Adults about Children". And that same year, both became laureates of the All-Russian Variety Artists Competition.

In 1963, Vera Karpova and Lev Lemke staged a short play based on Viktor Dragunsky's " Deniskin Stories " - "Stories for Adults about Children". And that same year, both became laureates of the All-Russian Competition of Variety Artists.

She did not enter the Leningrad Theatre Institute, so she went to conquer Moscow: there, out of four universities to which she applied, she was accepted into three at once. Vera Alexandrovna chose the Boris Shchukin School (course of V. K. Lvova and V. I. Moskvin). In 1956, Karpova and her "star course": Nina Doroshina , Inna Ulyanova , Alexander Shirvindt , Lev Borisov and others graduated from the university.

She received he highest theatre award of St. Petersburg " Golden Sofit " in the nomination "Best Female Role" (for work in the play "Retro", directed by V. Tumanov).

In 1951, after finishing school, Karpova entered the Leningrad Law Institute named after M. I. Kalinin, but after studying for one year, she left it, deciding to become an actress.

Vera Karpova was a Soviet and Russian theater and film actress,.

Vera Karpova was born in Leningrad in the famous Akhmatova House - this is now, but then the Fountain Palace of the Sheremetev Counts was simply called "Fountain".