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Jeanna Friske
Жанна Фриске
Friske in 2011.
Born	Jeanna Vladimirovna Kopylova (1974-07-08)8 July 1974 Moscow, Russia
Died	15 June 2015(2015-06-15) (aged 40) Balashikha, Russia
Other names	Zhanna Friske
Occupation(s)	Singer, model, actress, socialite
Years active	1996–2003 (group) 2004–2013 (solo)
Spouse	Dmitry Shepelev ​ ​(m. 2012⁠–⁠2015)​
Children	1
Website	Official Zhanna Friske web site
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' (Template:Lang-ru; born Jeanna Vladimirovna Kopylova'; 8 July 1974 – 15 June 2015), better known by the stage name Zhanna Friske, was a Russian actress, singer and model. She was a member of the girl group Blestyaschie.

Family

Her father Vladimir Kopylov (later - Friske) is of German descent; his mother Paulina Friske was born to a Black Sea German family in the Odessa Oblast (part of Ukraine) then in the Soviet Union. She graduated in 1991 from secondary school No. 406, Perovo District, Moscow. She studied journalism at Moscow University, but abandoned it.

Friske's common-law husband is Russian singer and television personality Dmitry Shepelev. They announced via Friske's official Web site on 7 April 2014 that Friske had given birth in Miami, Florida to a son.

Career

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She first became famous when she joined Blestyashchie in 1996, which she left in 2003 to embark on a solo career as a singer, actress and occasional model. She was best-known for her roles in such films as Night Watch and Day Watch as Alisa Donnikova. A 20-minute love scene involving Friske was edited from Day Watch by the director, Timur Bekmambetov, the last installment of the trilogy, Final Watch.

Her most successful single was "Я была/Ya byla/I Was", which reached the top of the Russian charts; her album was also a major success reaching the top in all Russian-speaking countries. In 1996, she started her creative career by joining the singing group Blestyashchiye which recorded four solo albums and issued 3 solo programs for their fans. In 2003 she took part in the reality show The last hero-4 up to its final moment. Immediately after returning from that island shooting she announced her withdrawal from Blestyashchiye to begin a solo career. In 2005, she participated again in the reality show The last hero-5.

In 2008, she skated with Vitaly Novikov and Maxim Marinin in Ice Age 2. On 4 October 2005, her first solo album was released under the name of Jeanna. Some of the songs have been released as music videos: «Лечу в темноту» (Lechu v temnotu, "I am flying into the darkness"), «La–la-la», «Где-то летом» (Gde-to letom, "Somewhere in summer").

She appeared in Night Watch (2004) as Alisa Donnikova. Although most of her scenes were cut, she had a more prominent role in the sequel, Day Watch, and appeared on its posters. She performed many stunts. She played herself in the film What about the men are speaking of (2010), a performance of the popular play Conversations of the middle-aged men by the Kvartet-I. She played a major part in the detective story Who am I?, released in 2010.

Friske was photographed for various glamour magazines such as Penthouse, Maxim and Elle. She appeared frequently in society columns though she insisted on her privacy from journalists. Jeanna made a large number of advertising campaigns for such corporations as Orient Watch, "Rexona".

From 2011-12 she was the host of the Russian version of the populor reality show Paradise Hotel, which gained huge popularity in Russia.

Illness and death

On 20 January 2014, her husband, Dmitry Shepelev, announced via Friske's website that Friske had been diagnosed with cancer. Other sites reported that Friske has been diagnosed with a stage IV glioblastoma, a malignant brain tumor. She was diagnosed with cancer two months prior to giving birth to her child. She was offered chemotherapy during her pregnancy but she refused treatment to save her baby. In April 2014 she gave birth to a son. Her cancer worsened, and, on 15 June 2015, she died at age 40.

Filmography

Discography

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Albums

• Zhanna (2005)

Singles

• Ла-ла-ла/La-La-La (2004)
• Где-то летом/Gde To Letom (Somewhere in Summer)(2005)
• Мама Мария/Mama Maria (2006)
• Malinki (feat. Diskoteka Avariya) (2006)
• Я была/Ya bila (I Was) (2007)
• Жанна Фриске/Jeanna Friske (2008)
• American (2009)
• Портофино/Portofino (2009)
• Vestern (with Tanya Tereshina) (2009)
• Пилот/Pilot (2011)
• Ты рядом/Ty ryadom (feat. Geegun) (2011)
• Навсегда/Forever (2012)

References

1. "Фюммю Тпхяйе (Janna Friske, Фюммю Йношкнбю) - Ахнцпютхъ - Юйрпхяш - Гмюлемхрнярх Б Йхмн - Йхмн-Реюрп.Пс". Kino-teatr.ru. Retrieved 17 January 2017.
2. "Zhanna Friske became a mother". jeannefriske.com. Archived from the original on 23 June 2014.
3. Жанна Фриске сделала роскошный подарок новорожденному сыну / Телеграф, 24 Апрель 2013.
4. ^ Жизнь по имени Жанна. Как девушка из шоу-бизнеса стала символом мужества и народной героиней, Gazeta.ru, 16 June 2015.Template:Ru icon
5. "We pray for the recovery of". jeannefriske.com. Archived from the original on 23 June 2014.
6. "Declared a fundraiser for treatment Zhanna Friske | news-4y". News-4y.blogspot.com. 20 January 2014. Retrieved 17 January 2017.
7. "Отец певицы: скончалась Жанна Фриске" (in Russian). TASS. 16 June 2015. Retrieved 16 June 2015.

External links

• Jeanna Friske at IMDb
• Official Website of Jeanna Friske
• Russian Actors Website
• Jeanna Friske at the Forbes
• Jeanna Friske discography at Discogs

• Use dmy dates from July 2013
• 1974 births
• 2015 deaths
• Deaths from brain tumor
• Russian female singers
• Russian film actresses
• Russian pop singers
• Russian socialites
• Russian-German people
• Russian people of Volga German descent
• Actresses from Moscow
• Singers from Moscow
• Russian State University for the Humanities alumni
• Deaths from cancer in Russia