Alejo Sauras on Fame, Cinema Debut, and the Burden of Fan Attention
Spanish actor Alejo Sauras discusses his career trajectory and personal reflections in a recent interview with El Mundo. After nearly three decades in television, highlighted by roles in 'When Leaving Class' and 'Los Serrano', Sauras is set to star in his first major cinematic leading role in the thriller 'Kraken. The Black Book of Hours'. Based on the bestseller by Eva García Sáenz de Urturi, the film marks a significant shift for the actor, who expresses excitement about tackling a dramatic character beyond his usual comedic roles. Sauras reflects on the challenges of fame, noting that the constant attention from fans can be isolating, leading him to avoid romantic engagements despite public interest. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining a positive atmosphere on set, rejecting the 'diva' stereotype often associated with famous actors. Instead, he views his status as a responsibility to foster goodwill among the crew. The actor also shares nostalgic thoughts on his early career beginnings thirty years ago, expressing gratitude for his professional journey and enduring relationships with former colleagues while acknowledging the rapid passage of time.
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Alejo Sauras on Fame, Cinema Debut, and the Burden of Fan Attention
Spanish actor Alejo Sauras discusses his career trajectory and personal reflections in a recent interview with El Mundo. After nearly three decades in television, highlighted by roles in 'When Leaving Class' and 'Los Serrano', Sauras is set to star in his first major cinematic leading role in the thriller 'Kraken. The Black Book of Hours'. Based on the bestseller by Eva García Sáenz de Urturi, the film marks a significant shift for the actor, who expresses excitement about tackling a dramatic character beyond his usual comedic roles. Sauras reflects on the challenges of fame, noting that the constant attention from fans can be isolating, leading him to avoid romantic engagements despite public interest. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining a positive atmosphere on set, rejecting the 'diva' stereotype often associated with famous actors. Instead, he views his status as a responsibility to foster goodwill among the crew. The actor also shares nostalgic thoughts on his early career beginnings thirty years ago, expressing gratitude for his professional journey and enduring relationships with former colleagues while acknowledging the rapid passage of time.
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