“Ira Alferova is a deeply Slavic type. And French lightness is not characteristic of her,” said director Georgy Yungvald-Khilkevich, who did not want to film the actress in the role of Constance in “The Three Musketeers.” But for many generations of Soviet viewers, the beautiful actress remained the touching, sweet and defenseless Constance. Although she has had much deeper and more complex roles - both in films and in life. It is difficult to say which of them was the main, most important: the role of a mother, the role of a lover, or the role of an actress known to us from films ("Walking in the Torment") ", "Premonition of Love", "TASS is authorized to declare...", etc.) and Lenkomov's performances. She loved and was loved, she had enough amazing female talent and truly Slavic generosity to accept into the family and raise three adopted children: two children of the latter husband - Anastasia and Sergei - and Alexander, the son of his sister Tatyana, who died in 1997. And the eternal phrase “Don’t part with your loved ones” remained in our hearts thanks to the melodrama of the same name, in which the main male role was played by the most handsome actor in the country, Abdulov, and the main female role was played by his wife, Irina Alferova.