She told me everything in detail.
Andrei Mironov was considered the main heartthrob among Soviet actors. He continually twisted novels with colleagues in the theater and on the set. So, one artist kept her secret about her true relationship with Mironov for 50 years, but recently decided to reveal all the details.
This actress was Nina Kornienko. She is known for her roles in the films “The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed” and “A Crazy Day, or The Marriage of Figaro.” The aspiring actress met Andrei Alexandrovich at the Moscow Art Theater, where they were to play two lovers in one performance.
The artists portrayed their feelings so sincerely that the public immediately attributed a stormy romance to them. Kornienko admitted that she really fell passionately in love with a famous artist, and the “sparks” between them were real.
Mironov conquered her with his humor, courtesy and completely unique charm. He became Kornienko’s first love, but, according to her, there was nothing vicious in their relationship. The actress already then understood that Mironov was an addicted person, so his passion would not last long. And yet Kornienko still remembers those feelings with warmth and gratitude.
