Irina Muravyova began her creative evening with a story about herself. She confessed that when she was in school, she dreamed of being an elementary school teacher. When the future celebrity did not get into drama school, she had to go to work. Her parents arranged for her to work at the library of a construction institute. "Issuing books seemed to me a theatrical affair, just like issuing clothes from the dry cleaner for my character in the film 'Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears,'" Metro quotes Muravyova. She also spoke about her family. The actress's father was a military engineer, and her mother was taken to Germany during the war. "She ended up there as a girl, without even finishing school. She lived with a German family, washing and cooking. She was lucky not to be sent to hard labor," Irina Vadimovna shared. After such a personal confession, Muravyova performed the song "If There Had Been No War." The actress could not hold back her tears. She stood on stage and cried.
