\u201cIt seems to me that the rate of stupidity in recent years has grown exponentially around the world. Starting with those who send us\u201d<\/h3>\n<\/article>\n
The series have given the profession a boost of oxygen in recent years. You are on board with Antonio Resines in We apologize for the inconveniences<\/em>, which premiered its second season on Thursday. He seems a little skeptical about the world of imaging.<\/p>\n No way. The experience has been very good. If they offer me movies and my reps tell me they'll give me a few bucks, well, I'll take it, but often I'm not interested. I'm a shooter. Now I'm going to film with Mart\u00ednez L\u00e1zaro and I'm used to cuts in the role, things that cost a lot of work not appearing or the film not being released. So I have a kind of distance. Another thing is working with friends. Juan Cavestany and \u00c1lvaro Fern\u00e1ndez Armero little more than invented this series a little tailor-made because I love music and wanted a script by an orchestra conductor. They called me to tell me that they had invented the story of an orchestra director and I was happy... but it wasn't the role for me, it was for Resines (laughs). Working with friends is very different, it's wonderful, but it doesn't always happen and there's no other option but to accept things.<\/p>\n \n Miguel Rell\u00e1n, in the play \u201cRegresso a casa\u201d.<\/em> <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Who would you not hesitate with?<\/p>\n When I started I only wanted to film with Carlos Saura or Manuel Guti\u00e9rrez Arag\u00f3n, and in theater, with Nuria Espert and Adolfo Marsillach. I was very hungry until I realized that everything had to be done. Anyway, I don't watch the movies afterwards. I also know how to say no very skillfully. But in cinema and television, if they pay me I pay, in theater I don't. Theater is very tough, you have to have a lot of discipline, it is a school for human beings; You learn to be generous with others and for others to be generous with you, you lose your shyness, you learn to work as a team, in addition to acquiring a lot of culture. You also have to choose your partners very carefully because you find boyfriends for two years who you have to live with.<\/p>\n Has the way of making films and series changed a lot in recent years?<\/p>\n Technically it's obvious. The cables are gone. But I don't think better films and series are being made now. Someone responsible for a platform told me that the quality is dropping for the public once again, which is why it is in demand. I have the impression that everything has been said. In The Odyssey<\/em>, Homer told everything and Shakespeare finished. So it depends on how you count.<\/p>\n He won a Goya for My Aunt<\/em> in 1986. Don't you play another one anymore?<\/p>\n I do not know. I have many awards and I also have a graceful distance with awards. Unless you convince me otherwise, awards are there to promote something. You can measure who jumps more, but how do you measure whether one actor is better than another? When they give me one, which many give me throughout my career, I talk a lot about Camus, that if you dedicate yourself insistently to an artistic discipline, sooner or later they will give you a prize, the difficult thing is to deserve it. I have many that I do not deserve and others that I deserve were not given to me.<\/p>\n An actor is not old enough to retire because there are characters from all generations in a film, theater or series. Do you think about this moment?<\/p>\n No. Does someone who dedicates themselves to a creative activity retire? The poets? The writers? Dancer because he can't lift his leg, but why doesn't Vargas Llosa retire? In this job, your health takes away the day you earn something and you're kind of stupid because you have no other choice. Chaplin said that in this life there is only time to be an amateur.<\/p>\n \n Actors Antonio Resines and Miguel Rell\u00e1n, in \u201cSorry for the inconvenience\u201d.<\/em> XP\/MOVISTAR+<\/span> <\/p>\n <\/p>\n A few weeks ago the Artist Statute was approved. Will there be a before and after in the situation in the sector?<\/p>\n Well, I don't know him. As El Brujo said, it's like doing the knight-errant status. What they want? That those who are unemployed receive a benefit? Firstly, there are many actors who are unemployed because they deserve it, because they are bad, because they are not professional, they are just beautiful. There are cloned and interchangeable actresses who are only interested in being famous. And they have all the rights in the world. Making films and television is very easy, saying the text -and now not even that because you don't speak-, and not tripping over the furniture, is easy. I saw a large number of exquisite corpses that would devour the world. But being an actor is something else.<\/p>\n If you were called right now to offer you a film, series or play, who would you like to hear on the other end of the line?<\/p>\n Well, for a friend. I have many, fortunately. From Fernando Colomo to David Gal\u00e1n Galindo or Jorge Coira. Plus, they would be great projects. I'm generally lucky. What happens is that every now and then there is a child who believes in something. I make a lot of short films and there are inexperienced people who believe that cinema started with Tarantino. I really enjoy learning, but it bothers me that they teach me at this time. There are very stupid and very intelligent people.<\/p>\n You study Medicine. Have you ever thought that you should have dedicated yourself to healing your body instead of trying to heal your soul?<\/p>\n I studied medicine because my father was a doctor. But I never regretted it. Man, I would like to live three lives: one to be a conductor, one to be a doctor and one to be an actor.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" He studied medicine and music, but chose to live like others. 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\n <\/article>\n\u201cTheatre is a lie that is agreed with the spectator, I pretend that I am someone else and the spectator pretends to believe it\u201d<\/h3>\n<\/article>\n
\n <\/article>\n\u201cThere are many actors who are unemployed because they deserve it, because they are bad, because they are not professional, they are just beautiful\u201d<\/h3>\n<\/article>\n