Alisa Brunovna Freindlich (born 1934) is an acclaimed Soviet and Russian actress, renowned for her versatility and profound interpretations. Although also a stage star, she has left an indelible mark on cinema.

Her most iconic role is arguably that of Lyudmila Kalugina in Eldar Ryazanov's *Služebnyj roman* (Office Romance, 1977), a romantic comedy that cemented her status, where she demonstrated a unique talent for bittersweet comedy. She also shone in Andrei Tarkovsky's dramatic *Stalker* (1979), playing a more restrained but intensely emotional role. Other notable works include *Žestokij romans* (Cruel Romance, 1984) and Queen Anne in *D'Artagnan i tri mušketyora* (1978).

Freindlich is appreciated for her ability to embody complex female characters: ordinary women yet possessing great inner strength, intelligence, and sensitivity. Her style is characterized by authenticity and a remarkable emotional range, making her one of the most respected figures in Russian cinema.