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Antonio Banderas to direct a new version of the opera Carmen
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By h.b. - Dec 15, 2007 - 10:52 AM
The Málaga actor has met with the new President of Argentina, Cristina Fernández
Málaga actor, Antonio Banderas, has revealed that he is to direct a version of the opera Carmen for the Junta de Andalucía.
Banderas is said to be an Opera lover, and claims to have listened to some 40 or so operas last summer.
He also working on the dubbing of the new film ‘Puss n Boots’.
Speaking in Buenos Aires, Banderas said he also has two other offers on the table, to play the role of the Italian director, Federico Fellini, in a new film on his life, and to play the instructor in the new Zorro film based on a work by Isabel Allende.
During his visit to Argentina, Banderas and his wife, Melanie Griffith, became the first stars to be received by the new Argentine President, Cristina Fernández.
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Antonio Banderas to direct a new version of the opera Carmen
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By h.b. - Dec 15, 2007 - 10:52 AM
Antonio Banderas introduces Melanie Griffith to Cristina Fernández - Photo EFE
Málaga actor, Antonio Banderas, has revealed that he is to direct a version of the opera Carmen for the Junta de Andalucía.
Banderas is said to be an Opera lover, and claims to have listened to some 40 or so operas last summer.
He also working on the dubbing of the new film ‘Puss n Boots’.
Speaking in Buenos Aires, Banderas said he also has two other offers on the table, to play the role of the Italian director, Federico Fellini, in a new film on his life, and to play the instructor in the new Zorro film based on a work by Isabel Allende.
During his visit to Argentina, Banderas and his wife, Melanie Griffith, became the first stars to be received by the new Argentine President, Cristina Fernández.
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Dee Dee
17 Dec 2007, 19:50
Bravo y Ole! Who better than Antonio, who, after all, is/was really a stage actor, and performed so splendidly in "Nine" on Broadway? Will the libretto actually be in Spanish for this production, I wonder. No matter, it will undoubtedly be a spectacular event w/ Antiono at the helm.
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17 Dec 2007, 19:50
Bravo y Ole! Who better than Antonio, who, after all, is/was really a stage actor, and performed so splendidly in "Nine" on Broadway? Will the libretto actually be in Spanish for this production, I wonder. No matter, it will undoubtedly be a spectacular event w/ Antiono at the helm.
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