The star of the film “Moscow does not believe in tears” ended up in a medical facility due to stomach poisoning. Inna Nikolaevna was so ill that she could not do without the help of doctors. The actress spent a week in the hospital.
Her nephew Eugene came to the hospital for her. After her release, the artist did not want to talk to people who recognized her. She turned away, not wanting to communicate. She didn’t seem to recognize the people who came to take her home,” hospital staff said.
Inna Nikolaevna’s friends asked Evgeny to inform them about Vykhodtsev’s health, as they were very worried. The actress does not hang out with her friends, which seems very strange to them. Before hospitalization, she often communicated with them and was always available on call, according to Prozvezd.
Since childhood, Inna Nikolaevna dreamed of becoming an actress. A native of Donetsk was one of the most active students at school: she read poetry, performed at concerts and assemblies. She started attending a theater club in high school.
In 1957, the actress graduated from VGIK and made her debut in the film Quiet Flows the Don, where she played Anna Pogudko. Another work of Vykhodtsev was filming in Baltic Glory. She starred in legendary films: she played an employee of a statistical agency in the movie Office Romance, a TV director in the movie Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears.
She started going to the institute with her future husband Lev Alexandrovich Polyakov. They lived together for more than 50 years, in marriage they had a son, Nikita.
The actress of the film “Moscow does not believe in tears” died last year. 81-year-old Taťána Žuková-Kirtbaya died in the capital. The artist fell ill with the coronavirus. Another star of this Oscar-winning film, Irina Muravyova, suffered from this disease.
Věra Alentová’s daughter experienced grief on the screen. Natália Vavilova’s husband, 81-year-old film director and screenwriter Samvel Gasparov, died of COVID-19.
Source: The Voice Mag
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