Pablo Motos I received this mercol in ‘Ant hill’ To the actors Edward ferndez And Natalie Boza, Who provided ‘Marco’, The film opens in theaters on November 8. The film tells a story Enrique Marco batli, Who for years made the whole society believe that he was a survivor of a Nazi concentration camp.
Edward Fernandez and Natalie Boza present ‘Marco’ in ‘El Hormiguero’
The host of ‘El Hormiguero’ began the interview by questioning the guests of this mercol about who Enrique Marco batli was. “It was the Catalan who spoke the most, the one who spoke the best, the one who gave the most lectures in the world about concentration camps… Until the journalist began to investigate He said: it does not fit me that this one was there. And the movie says so. It’s a thriller, it’s a chase between a journalist and Enrique Marco, What he wants is for Rodriguez Zapatero to go to Mauthausen because the Spanish survivors will give a conference there. The goal of the journalist is to discover Enrique Marco, a lie that he was there, before he went, ” said Edward Fernandez.
“I’m Marco’s wife. My character’s name is Laura, although the real woman was not called Ace, and the mystery of this woman is that she keeps the secret all her life. I was much younger than him, I knew him at the University, admired him very much, accompanied him to concentration camps to look for his deportation certificate, which he never received because he obviously had never been there before, and The interesting thing about this woman is what makes her keep a secret all her life“, Pointed out, for her part, Natalie Boza, whom Pablo Motos asked at what moment she discovers her husband’s lie. “The film is so meticulously directed that it is full of small clues and there are shots in which it is clear when the character decides,” Well, I’m taking this secret with me.’ It is a very entertaining film precisely because the viewer asks himself questions all the time“, Replied the actress madrilia.
Edward Fernandez tells the story of Enrique Marco
Edward Fernandez told the story of Enrique Marco. “This guy has very strange and very contradictory things because she does not win hard with all that. And one wonders :and what did this guy get out of that?’. In principle, nothing. He gave lectures and there is something very curious and contradictory, which is that he was the one who spoke best about what was happening in the concentration camp, precisely because he had never been like that before. Because those who were so traumatized that they did not talk about it, did not dare to talk about it, so as not to relive all that. It was Enrique Marco who explained it best. He took notes and old stories , reworked them , and, it must also be said, over-acted and looked a little“, Stated the Catalan actor.
“The wonderful thing is that The work that Edward did was completely stratospheric. “He was possessed and what he did is something beyond Enrique Marco that I see, for example, in videos,”said Natalie Poza. “I mean, the work that Edward has done is the work that a great actor does, which is to figure out where Enrique Marco needs to lie, why he needs to get to know him so much, and where that trauma comes from. And that’s the interesting thing about the character“, Added the two-time Goya Award winner.
“He wanted to be the star, he was very narcissistic. And just as he was the one who told the best about the concentration camps, it was because he was not there; the best thing for Enrique Marco to play is not him, but the actor who plays him because he can tell the stories that he hid and not be seen. I put that tension in the movie that he had because he’s not going to be caught. I think he’s someone who has a brutal inner void, that there’s no way to fill it no matter how much they talk about him and no matter how many movies they’ve made of him. They wrote a book about El and it wasn’t enough, they made a documentary about El and it wasn’t enough, if I watched this movie, I would say that another one should be made… I had a hole and nothing could fill it“, Continued Edward Fernandez.
“But I found something curious, Because playing, if I find something in the childhood of the character I’m playing, it’s the place where the actor can scratch to see what’s going on inside. Enrique Marco was born in a psychiatric hospital, he was torn from his mother’s arms and taken to his father, whose custody was transferred several times Because I didn’t treat him right. Y I’m imagining a 2 year old boy looking for a place to stay. And what to do for that, make things up and attract someone’s attention to stay somewhere. And after all, what Enrique Marco has done all his life is to find his place in the world“, The winner of which was highlighted by three Goya. “And in fact, I think weakness is what makes his wife have a maternal instinct with L“, Natalie Boza specified.
Edward Fernandez tells about the difficult childhood of Enrique Marco
After a short break for advertising, Edward Fernandez took up the issue of Enrique Marco’s childhood. “As a small child, he was taken from time to time to see his mother at the psychologist. In the psychiatric clinic, it is interesting that the patients were dressed in white and blue striped cloaks, similar to the costume of concentration camp prisoners. And his mother always waved at Lyga A lot because she was always at the laundromat. The child who sees that picture, who sees it, is the exact analogue of the concentration camp. Seeing crazy people in a dressing gown and such, it looks a lot like. In this sense, as an actor, you move and you are based on that need to occupy a place, to tell it all, to always be the protagonist and that it is never enough,” said the 60-year-old actor.
The difficulty of launching a character after filming a movie
Pablo Motos wanted to see if the guests of this merkul could release the character they play in a movie as soon as its filming was over. “With Enrique Marco it made me a little crazy. I put on 16 kilograms to play an old man, I shave my head… I really like to compose and see the look I have in the mirror. To see that you are someone else and to see how he walks and how he talks… And I say that I turned a little in a very JD way. I was making jokes all the time on the set because I’m not that kind of paranoid-looking actor. I’m courses, then I’m I was talking outside all the time and it was like they were coming to my house to make a documentary about M And about my wife, ” said Edward Fernandez. “I played with it a lot. It was a lot of fun and the team was very“, Natalie Boza noted.
The presenter of ‘El Hormiguero’, after Edward Fernandez revealed that he put on 16 kilos to play Enrique Marco, was curious to know if getting fat is as easy as it seems. “I really like spaghetti carbonara, for example, and I don’t usually eat them, but ah trim. And then, for dessert, I would take home a chocolate cake, another from cream and another from anything else, ” she admitted. Pablo Motos also wanted to know what is the worst thing for the body when one gets fat too quickly. “I gained 16 kilograms in two months and the worst thing was my back, my back hurts a lot. Ah, maybe the clip went off a little. What happens is that when I watch the movie, My character’s appearance is very good, his fatness is very good and it gives me difficulty walking like an old man,” said the interpreter born on August 25, 1964 in Barcelona. “He has completely transformed. In fact, when I saw him again later with the appearance of Edward Fernandez, it seemed very strange to me“, Confirmed Natalie Boza.
