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Margarita Sergeychev was called the main children's face of late Soviet cinema. In the late 70s and early 80s, at the peak of her career, she starred almost every year. However, quickly bursting into the world of cinema, she also quickly disappeared from him. And everything is to blame for her outstanding appearance.

Margarita was born in 1963 in Ukraine. Her father, a military physician, served in the city of Novomoskovsk near Dnepropetrovsk. When the girl was five years old, her family moved to live in the Leningrad region. Perhaps this move in many respects predetermined the fate of the actress. In St. Petersburg, the mother took the first steps to introduce her daughter to art.

At six, Rita, along with her mother, visited the performance at the Leningrad Bolshoi Drama Theater. For a while, the girl was left alone and inadvertently wandered behind the curtains. There she was noticed by the famous artist Efim Zakharovich Kapelian. It was he who took Sergeychev to samples in Lenfilm.

In 1973, Margarita debuted on the screen, playing a small role in the painting "Spray Pipe". After this role, the girl poured on the girl, like from a cornucopia. From that moment on, the young actress became the main children's face of Soviet cinema. In just one year, Sergeycheva starred in four ribbons. In 1974, Margarita played her first major role in Ayan Shakhmalieva's film “Strange Adults”. After 4 years, she appeared in the Soviet melodrama "Children as children", who won the main prize at the Film Festival in Prague.

Having matured, Margarita became a hostage to her puppet appearance. Children's face and voice, miniature growth (150 cm) did not allow the actress to fully realize her potential in the cinema. On the theater stage, everything was also sad: it was doomed to play in children's productions.

In the era of perestroika and total crisis in the cinema, Margarita Sergeycheva made a steep turn in her life. The girl decided to tie up with an acting profession and follow in the footsteps of her father. She submitted documents to the Russian State Medical University, which graduated from a red diploma 7 years later. “Surprisingly, I have not broken. In children, a movie breaks the psyche, ”recalls the actress. For many years, she saved the lives of people, working as an ambulance doctor.

Charming Margarita was married twice. Her first husband is the theater director Eric Goroshevsky. With her second husband, film director Rudolf Fruntov, she married in the early 1990s, but he quickly broke up.

The real trouble happened with the actress in 2007. Sergeycheva was preparing for a vacation in the Crimea, but suddenly felt malaise. In a matter of minutes, her condition worsened, and it all ended with a stroke. As a result, the right half of her body was paralyzed. A year later, Margarita did a complex brain surgery. Despite the fact that the procedure was successful, the restoration was extremely difficult, so she was forced to leave work forever and live on a small disability pension.