The death of the artist was reported by the Vera Komissarzhevskaya Theater. Natalia Danilova passed away on September 8, but this became known only a few days later. The cause of death has not been officially disclosed. ## The Role Remembered by Millions Natalia Danilova gained fame from the five-part film by Stanislav Govorukhin, 'The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed,' which was released in 1979. She played Varvara Sinichkina — a police officer and the beloved of Vladimir Sharapov, portrayed by Vladimir Konkin.  The restrained and charming character of Danilova became one of the most memorable female images in the film. ## Came to Cinema as a Teenager Natalia Yuryevna Danilova was born on September 25, 1955, in Leningrad. She first appeared in films at a teenage age. She received her professional education at the Leningrad State Institute of Theater, Music, and Cinematography, graduating in 1976. After graduation, Danilova joined the troupe of the Gorky Big Drama Theater. Later, she became an actress at the Saint Petersburg Academic Drama Theater named after Vera Komissarzhevskaya. Throughout her stage career, Danilova created numerous dramatic characters, working with works of Russian and foreign classics. In 1991, she was awarded the title of Honored Artist of the RSFSR. ## Acted in Films and Series In addition to 'The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed,' Natalia Danilova appeared in the television cycle 'Little Tragedies,' the adaptation of the novel 'Fathers and Sons,' and the films 'The Invisible Man' and 'The Life of Klim Samgin.' In later years, the actress could be seen in the series 'Empire Under Attack,' 'Streets of Broken Lanterns,' 'Secrets of Investigation,' 'Tatiana's Day,' and 'Family House.' One of Danilova's last works was a role in the science fiction film 'The Last Keeper of Belovodye,' which has not yet been released. The actress continued to act even after long breaks, appearing in both historical projects and modern television melodramas and detective stories. ## The Voice of Dasha from 'Brother-2' Natalia Danilova was also involved in voice acting. It was her voice that spoke for Dasha, nicknamed Marilyn, in Alexei Balabanov's film 'Brother-2,' played on screen by Daria Yurgens. The artist worked on other voice projects as well, making her voice familiar to audiences as much as her screen characters. ## Viewers Remember the Actress After the announcement of Natalia Danilova's death, fans began to publish words of condolence. Viewers remember her as a beautiful, talented, and intelligent actress whose characters were distinguished by inner strength and restraint. Especially many responses are associated with Varya Sinichkina. For several generations of viewers, this role remains one of the brightest and most touching images in the film 'The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed.' Natalia Danilova was 70 years old. She did not live to see her 71st birthday by just over two weeks.
