Liina Tennosaar entered this world on the twenty-third of May, nineteen hundred and sixty-five, in the beautiful city of Tallinn, Estonia, a place where the Baltic Sea meets the charm of Northern Europe. Born to Kalmer Tennosaar, a renowned Estonian journalist, singer, and television personality, who has left an indelible mark on the Estonian entertainment industry, particularly through his iconic hosting of the beloved children's television series Entel-Tentel. Liina's mother, Sirje Tennosaar (née Arbi),was also a talented actress, having graced the stages, screens, and cameras of Estonia's thriving performing arts scene.
Personality:
Liina's educational journey began with her attendance at primary and secondary schools in Tallinn, where she spent formative years laying the foundation for her future endeavors. Upon completing her secondary education in 1982, she went on to pursue her passion for acting at the esteemed Tallinn State Conservatory, specifically at the Performing Arts Department, which has since undergone a name change and is now recognized as the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre. Liina's academic tenure at the conservatory spanned a period of four years, concluding with her graduation in 1986.
Tennosaar embarked on her television journey at the tender age of 22, making her impressive debut in the 1983 comedy television feature-length film "Püha Susanna ehk meistrite kool", masterfully directed by the acclaimed Ago-Endrik Kerge.
Since then, she has appeared in a multitude of television series and films, showcasing her remarkable versatility and range as an actress. Some of her notable roles include the popular television series "Õnne 13", the animated films "Urpo & Turpo" and "Ohtlik lend", the coming-of-age drama "Ühikarotid", the comedy "Kelgukoerad", the action-packed series "Kättemaksukontor", the drama "Elu keset linna", and the thrilling mystery-drama series "Viimane võmm", as well as the captivating TV3 series "Merivälja".
Beyond her prolific television career, Tennosaar has made significant strides in the realm of feature filmmaking, with an impressive repertoire of cinematic endeavors to her name. Her impressive portfolio boasts a diverse range of titles, including the critically acclaimed "Sügis", the psychological thriller "Hysteria", and the thought-provoking "Sügisball". Furthermore, her talent has been showcased in a variety of other notable films, such as "Jan Uuspõld läheb Tartusse", the intriguing "Taarka", the captivating "Vasha", the haunting "Deemonid", and the enigmatic "Asjad, millest me ei räägi". In addition to her work on feature-length films, Tennosaar has also made appearances in numerous film shorts and student films, demonstrating her versatility and dedication to her craft.
