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Ada Lundver

Ada Lundver

Actor · Born 1942-02-09 · Käina Parish, Hiiu County, Estonian SSR, USSR [now Hiiumaa Parish, Estonia]

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Biography

Ada Lundver (February 9, 1942 – October 6, 2011) was an Estonian film actress and singer. She appeared in nearly thirty films. Lundver was born in Käina Parish (now, Hiiumaa Parish), on the island of Hiiumaa in 1942. She used to spend each summer on the island with her grandmother. In 1960 Lundver was working in a shoe factory in Tallinn. The following year, her life was transformed as she was acting with the State Philharmonic of the Estonian SSR. She was chosen from nearly 250 other applicants. She completed a course in pop singing before acting more. She and Eve Kivi became the most well known Estonian actresses. She made films in the 60s, and signed an agreement to make more films in 1969 - becoming the "German slut in Russian movies". She married Mikk Mikiver in 1971 and then made many more films. She made nearly thirty in total including "Cold Land", "What Happened to Andres Lapeteus" and "Noon Barge". Her marriage to Mikk Mikiver ended in 1983.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. The Midday Ferry (1967) — Hairdresser
  2. Stolen Meeting (1989) — Inspector (uncredited)
  3. Vasha (2009) — Vendor
  4. Those Old Love-letters (1992) — Red Cross Official (uncredited)
  5. True Moments (1998) — Woman at the Archive
  6. A Woman Heats the Sauna (1979) — Secretary
  7. What Happened To Andres Lapeteus? (1967) — Reet Lapeteus
  8. Identification (1974)
  9. Jüri Rumm (1994) — Madam von Tuzzi
  10. Fire in the Night (1973)
  11. The Ambassador of the Soviet Union (1970) — Runge
  12. Landing (1973) — Lilli
  13. Nazis and Blondes (2008) — Self
  14. Don't Shoot on the 26-th (1966) — Rut
  15. Hit Back (1975)
  16. Happy Childhood (1988) — Director
  17. Traces (1964) — Valve
  18. Ten Winters in One Summer (1970)
  19. Pimedad aknad (1969)
  20. Madwomen: to be a sparrow not a canary (2023) — (archive footage)
  21. To a Cold Land (1965) — Virgu Anni
  22. Outlaws (1971) — Meeri
  23. A Man and a Woman (1972) — Woman
  24. Outlaw (2025) — Self