
Lyudmila Kasatkina
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Lyudmila I. Kasatkina (May 15, 1925 – February 22, 2012) was a Russian actress who starred in a string of war-themed films directed by her husband Sergey Kolosov.
Known for
Credits

The Twelve Months (1956)
as Stepdaughter (voice)

Mother Mary (1982)
Actor

Sveaborg (1972)
Actor

Adventures of Mowgli: The Kidnapping (1968)
as Bagheera (voice)

The Circus Princess (1982)
as Toni's Mother

Adventures of Mowgli: Return to Mankind (1971)
as Bagheera (voice)

We Are Taking All The Fire (1969)
as Anna Afanasyevna Morozova

Adventures of Mowgli: Raksha (1967)
as Bagheera (voice)

Honeymoon (1956)
as Lyudmila Odintsova

Remember Your Name (1974)
as Zinaida Vorobyova

Operation 'Trust' (1968)
as Maria Vladislavovna Zakharchenko

Adventures of Mowgli: Akela's Last Hunt (1969)
as Bagheera (voice)

Revenge (1960)
Actor

Orpheus Descends to Hell (1986)
as леди Торренс

Poisons or the World History of Poisoning (2001)
as Evgenia Ivanovna Holodkova

The Long Recess (1972)
as school Director

Tiger Girl (1954)
as Lena Vassilovna Varanova

The Adventures of Mowgli (1973)
as Bagheera (voice)

The Taming of the Shrew (1961)
as Katharina

National Actress Nina Sazonova (2007)
Actor

Элегия (1977)
as Мария Гавриловна Савина

North-West of Berlin (1967)
Actor

Under the Roofs of Montmartre (1975)
as Madam Arno

Deary (1966)
Actor

Adventures of Mowgli: The Fight (1970)
as Bagheera (voice)

Earthly Joys (1988)
Actor

Anna Firling's Roads (1985)
as Анна Фирлинг - мамаша Кураж

Charades of Broadway (1990)
as Марго Чаннинг

Director Alexander Dunaev. On the Proposed Circumstances of the Soviet Theater (2010)
as Self

Bread and Roses (1960)
Actor

Grandmaster (1973)
Actor

On the Other Side (1958)
as Варя

The Judge is Trapped (1998)
Actor
Solo (1970)
Actor

The Last Bride of Zmey Gorynych (1978)
as служанка Змея

The Dialogue (1978)
as Anna Petrovna Shirokova





