Ludmilla Tchérina

French actress and choreographer

Ludmilla Tchérina - Performers & Entertainers born October 10th, 1924
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A prominent figure in the world of dance and film, this individual gained recognition as a leading ballerina with the Paris Opera Ballet. Significant contributions included performing in films such as 'Mayerling' and 'La Dame aux Camélias.' As a choreographer, this person showcased innovative works, blending ballet with contemporary styles. Through collaborations with renowned directors, a distinctive style emerged that resonated across Europe and beyond.

Starred in 'Mayerling'

Choreographed various ballet productions

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