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Salma, Maestra De Javier Bardem VIERNES 28 Nogales, www.eldiariodesonora.com.mx DE FEBRERO DE 2020 Sonora, México Sección B Spielberg no dirigirá Indiana Jones 5 ›› La nueva entrega está cada vez más cerca con Harrison Ford. Sin embargo, Steven Spielberg no estará al frente de la producción. Ozzy Osbourne anuncia que sacará nuevo disco ›› Después de ser diagnosticado con Parkinson, el cantante británico no piensa retirarse de la escena musical La mexicana junto al elenco y la directora, en rueda de prensa. LONDRES, ING.- Después ráneos de él, como John de ser diagnosticado con Par- Bonham y Bon Scott, kinson, el cantante británico murieron. LE ENSEÑA HABLAR COMO MEXICANO Ozzy Osbourne no piensa re- Después de que le tirarse de la escena musical, diagnosticaron Parkinson planea crear un nuevo disco tuvo que suspender su gi- y regresar con su productor ra por Estados Unidos, lo Andrew Watt. que despertó en él la in- El exvocalista de Black quietud de crear nueva Sabbath compartió en en- música. Salma, maestra trevista con el periodis- “Tal vez no puedo es- ta Zane Lowe, en Apple tar de gira, pero puedo Music, que ha llegado a hacer música. Estoy pen- pensar en retirarse, sin sando en regresar a tra- embargó, expresó no sen- bajar con mi productor tirse en ese momento, Andrew Watt en marzo”, de Javier Bardem pues ama a sus fans. expresó. “Llegué a pensarlo. A En una entrevista rea- veces tengo pensamien- lizada con New Musical ›› La cinta The roads not taken, dirigida por la británica Sally tos locos acerca de eso, Express, el cantante ex- pero no puedo retirarme. presó que su actual ál- Potter, integra la lista de 18 películas que compiten por el Amo a los fans”, dijo. bum Ordinary Man, no se- Osbourne expresó su rá el último. prestigiado galardón Oso de Oro asombro de seguir vivo, luego de que contempo- Especial BERLÍN, ALE.- El español Ja- vier Bardem y la mexicana Salma Hayek, presentaron la película The Roads not Taken, en el Festival Interna- cional de Cine de Berlín, que concluye el próximo domin- go 1 de marzo. La cinta, dirigida por la británica Sally Potter, integra la lista de 18 películas que compiten por el prestigiado galardón Oso de Oro, que en- trega el encuentro cinema- tográfico, conocido como la Berlinale, a la Mejor Película. Bardem interpreta a “Leo”, un escritor con demencia, que vive en Nueva York y que es atendido por su hija, mientras recuerda versiones de su pasado, de cuando vi- BERLÍN, ALE vió en México con “Dolores” dem si representó un desafío que en la cinta se desarrollan (Hayek). agregar un acento mexicano en español. Potter apuntó por THE ROADS Helen Mirren recibe el Bardem, Salma y Elle Fan- a su español en la película, su parte: “tenían que hablar ning, esta última quien tiene aunque reconoció que Salma en español pues una parte NOT TAKEN Oso de Oro en Berlín que lidiar con el estado men- le ayudó en este cometido. de la historia se desarrolla en Director: Sally Potter tal de su padre “Leo”, recibie- Javier es mi actor favorito México, además la historia de Reparto: Elle Fanning, ron ovaciones por esta cinta, y además está casado con mi Estados Unidos no se puede Javier Bardem, Salma La actriz británica Helen Mirren fue de acuerdo a información de mejor amiga, comentó Salma entender si no se entiende la Hayek, Laura Linney y distinguida con el Oso de Oro honorífico The Hollywood Reporter. al referirse al especial carácter relación con México”. Branka Kati. La actriz mexicana expre- que fue para ella trabajar con La veracruzana por su por su trayectoria en el Festival só que fue un placer actuar en Bardem con quien comparte parte provocó un alud de ri- Internacional de Cine de Berlín, que ya se su lengua materna, “era una aspectos de su vida privada. sas cuando relató que parte va acercando a su fin. película en español y estoy Javier Bardem intervino re- de su método de enseñanza ‹‹ Ver Mirren, de 74 años, ya ganó todos los tráiler de regreso en Berlín con una conociendo las dificultades a del acento mexicano al espa- premios importantes del cine: desde el cinta, en la que Bardem y yo las que se enfrentó para adop- ñol Bardem era llegar al set de hablamos en español”. tar un acento mexicano en los filmación cada día saludando Cabrones”. Golden Globe hasta el Oscar pasando por Sin embargo, para Bar- diálogos con Salma Hayek con un efusivo “Viva México Especial el Emmy. (Especial).
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