terça-feira, setembro 21, 2004
Gabriel García Bernal
O actor mexicano faz de Che Guevara no filme Motorcycle Diaries, a estrear brevemente e de travesti no Má Educação de Almodovar, já estreado.
no New York Times pode-se ler:
Gael García Bernal: Just Another Homeless Young Star
THE lunch rush has ended at a popular, upscale cafe, and one of the most attractive and acclaimed young movie actors in the world hobbles through the room of empty tables on crutches. He's so rumpled and heavily bundled up it looks as if he's spent the night on the street. Blushing and taking off his cap, he explains that he's just had hernia surgery. "I have been lifting heavy suitcases up and down a lot of stairs,'' he says. "I don't have my own place yet, so I stay with different friends.'' Unloading a big floppy satchel and laying his crutches on the floor, he shrugs, pulls off his jacket and takes a seat. Then, he makes eye contact. Gael García Bernal, it turns out, is a divine sight even in a post-operative state.
And if his life seems to be in a bit of disarray, his career is not. He's got two big films opening soon: "The Motorcycle Diaries" and "Bad Education." "Bad Education," which will be screened at the New York Film Festival on Oct. 9 and 10 before its commercial opening on Nov. 19, moved Mr. García into the coveted circle of Pedro Almodóvar (Mr. García had to learn to walk in high heels and wear mascara for his role as a drag queen). In "Motorcycle Diaries,'' which arrives Friday, Mr. García plays the legendary revolutionary Che Guevara, who, as a young man on a long ride across South America, is awakened to the political injustices he fought to his death.
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