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Antonio Banderas on How a Heart Attack Changed His Life
Antonio Banderas returns to his roots in “Pain and Glory,” a new film directed by – and based on the life of – legendary Spanish filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar. His role is a study on health, ageing and feelings, and is made all the more poignant considering Banderas himself only recently recovered from a heart attack. He joins the program to discuss a role that critics have called his most important.
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