Anna Chipovskaya, born on 16 June 1987 in Moscow, is a Russian actress known for her work in cinema and theatre. Raised in a creative family—her father was jazz musician Boris Chipovsky and her mother prima ballerina Olga Egorova—she initially aimed to become a journalist but graduated from the Shchepkinsky Theatre School and began acting early. Her breakthrough roles include the series The Secret City and Valery Todorovsky's drama Thaw (2013), where her character Maryana symbolized the 1960s. She has also appeared in films such as A Walk in Paris, Blockbuster, Good Boy, and What Men Talk About, while continuing to perform at the Vakhtangov Theatre.
Chipovskaya combines natural beauty with acting talent, willingly taking on nude and explicit scenes for artistic purposes, as seen in About Love and Without Borders. Her photo shoots for magazines like Maxim, GQ, and Tatler emphasize elegant sensuality and distinctive presence. She remains a prominent figure in Russian cinema, recognized for her versatility and strong screen presence.
