There are only a few hours left for the Spanish Film Festival to bring us the 37th edition of the Goya Awards. The ceremony will return to Seville after the event held in Valencia last year to mark director Luis Garcia Berlanga’s birthday. The most commented so far was the incredible level of the selected films, among which stand out like beasts, capers, five wolves, the mother AND Model 77 nominated for best picture. But we have already commented more than once on almost all the events of the gala that will be presented by Antonio de la Torre and Clara Lago. However, there are unprecedented curiosities about what happens next, when the protagonists have already taken home “the big head”. What surprises us… Where do Spanish actors keep the Goyas and other national industry awards?
The Heraldo media interviewed contestants on the red carpet at the Feroz Awards in Zaragoza and the responses were as original and funny as they were unexpected. Faced with the practical side of Petra Martínez and her husband, the actor Juan Margallo, who keep the awards in a corner of the house so that the grandchildren don’t throw them away, the interpreter Javier Cámara suggested that the awards be put up “a few hangers”. to hang. whatever “a chain”. As a result of the curious question, the actor of truman While visiting Susan Sarandon’s home in New York, the actress remembered what she was like Thelma and Louise I had all your awards on the bathroom floor.
Cámara remained humorous and stated that these trophies should be useful to him, pointing out that, for example, the European award is “Perfect for Toilet Paper Rolls”. He also revealed that the sadly deceased Rosa María Sardà had her two Goya’s “holding doors”. Other places are remembered, such as that of the Valencian make-up artist Amparo Sánchez, who has the bust of the painter under the figure of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, as the prize for her make-up work was awarded by The man who killed Don Quixote by Terry Gilliam.
Then there are more normative places like this for the two Goya Awards won by director Daniel Monzón for Best Director and Best Adapted Screenplay Cell 211. Monzón admits that they are on a shelf in the living room because his wife left them there and they stayed there.
Source: La Neta Neta
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