
Acting · Baku, Azerbaijan SSR, USSR · Born January 8, 1920
Leyla Javanshirova was born on 8 January 1920 in Baku, in the family of Aghalar Badirbeyov, from the generation of Shamkir beys. In 1936, she became the soloist of the Song and Dance Ensemble of Azerbaijan, where she worked up until 1942. In 1942, on guidance of the Azerbaijan State Drama Theatre, named after Meshadi Azizbeyov's invitation, she began to perform on the stage of this theatre. In 1945, Badirbeyli played Gulchohra's part from "The Cloth Peddler" musical comedy. Henceforth she played memorable roles in such films as "Fatali khan", "The Meeting", "Shadows are crawling", "Her Great Heart", "Koroghlu", "The Tempestuous Kura", "Sevil", "Boys of our street", "One fine day", "The Dervish Detonates Paris" etc. In 1951, Leyla Badirbeyli graduated from Azerbaijan State Theatrical Institute named after M.A.Aliyev. The actress died on 23 November 1999.
MovieHello from the Other World
1991
as Karbalayi Fatma
MovieThe Poet
1991
as Goncha
I Will Burn in the Fire of Purification
1991
as Zahra's Aunt
MovieTrap
1990
as Günelin nənəsi
MovieThe Husband of Young Woman
1988
as Mother in Law
MovieMan's Word
1987
as Khavar
MovieSaddle these Horses
1985
as Villager
MovieAsif, Vasif, Ağasif
1983
as Grandmother
MovieI Compose a Song
1978
as Nadir's Mother
MovieStraight to the Volcano
1977
as Gulsum
TVStraight to the Volcano
1977
as Gulsum
MovieOne Fine Day
1977
as Vasif's mother-in-law (novell «V odin prekrasnyj den'»)
MovieThe Darvish Detonates Paris
1976
as Shahrabanu
MovieÇarvadarların izi ilə
1974
as Mafruza
MovieThe Boys of Our Yard
1973
as Leyla
MovieThe Cherry Tree
1972
as Mushafar
MovieSevil
1970
as Tafta
Movieİntizar
1970
as Mother
MovieThe Tempestuous Kura
1969
as Zarnigar
MovieKoroghlu
1960
as Nigar
MovieHer Great Heart
1958
as Khalida
MovieThe Shadows are Crawling
1958
as Leyla
MovieThe Meeting
1955
as Bilgeyis
MovieFatali Khan
1947
as Tuti Bika
MovieArshin Takes a Wife
1945
as Gulchohra
Sovgat
1942
as Ayna
MovieSabuhi
1941
as Tubu
MovieThe Rambunctious Gang
1937
as Uchenitsa