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Became known the cause of death of actress from “Brother 2” Janina Kogut

Stroke caused the death of actress Yanina Kogut, known for the films “Brother 2” and the series “Method”

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Became known the cause of death of actress from “Brother 2” Janina Kogut

The stroke caused the death of actress Yanina Kogut, known for the films “Brother 2” and the series “Method”. About this RIA Novosti told the relatives of the artist.

According to the Agency interlocutor, Kogut had heart problems. The actress died on November 7 in hospital at the age of 75.

Janina Kogut was born on May 7, 1951 in Podolsk.

During her career, Kogut starred in more than 30 films and TV series. Among them are "Chipher", "Heaven". Plane. The Girl, The Frenchman, Brother 2 and Method. In addition to working in films, she sang in Orthodox churches in Moscow.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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