Everything about Marziyya Davudova totally explained
Marziyya Yusuf qizi Davudova, also spelled
Marziya Davudova, (
Azeri:
Mərziyyə Davudova) (
25 November 1901,
Astrakhan –
6 January 1962,
Baku) was an
Azerbaijani actress.
Life and Career
Marziyya Davudova was born in
Astrakhan,
Russia, and graduated from the Jamiyyat-i Kheyriyya Islamiyya school. In
1917, she debuted as an actress at the local Tatar Drama Theatre. In
1918, 16-year old Davudova's incredible talent was noticed by
Azerbaijani actor
Huseyn Arablinski who was visiting Astrakhan at the time. After the play and a short interview, Arablinski invited Davudova to pursue an acting career in
Baku. In
1920, she settled in Azerbaijan and began acting at the
Azerbaijan State Academic Drama Theatre. Many of her early roles portrayed the government-propagated heroic and independent image of the new-era
Soviet woman, as seen in
Sevil by
Jafar Jabbarli,
Hayat by
Mirza Ibrahimov,
Lyubov Yarovaya by
Konstantin Trenyov, etc. In
1949, Marziyya Davudova became
People's Artist of the USSR. Throughout her career, she also starred in films such as
Bakhtiyar,
Haji Gara,
Bir aila,
Bakinin ishiglari,
Bir mahallali iki oghlan,
Koroghlu,
Asl dost, etc. Her last role was that of the Mother in a theatre play based on
Alexis Parnis's
Aphrodite's Island in
1961.
Marziyya Davudova was married to actor and director
Abbas Mirza Sharifzadeh. She was the mother of actress
Firangiz Sharifova.
The
Mingachevir State Drama Theatre is named after Davudova.
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