Ana de Armas granted an interview with El Anthillo on Thursday, September 23.
The actress, who intervened by video call from London to present without time to die, reported how it had been the difficult beginnings of Hollywood.
“How is it starting from zero in Hollywood, and on top not talking a lot of English?” Asked Pablo Motos.
“It was not easy, it was worse than I thought, I thought it was going to be complicated and that I was going to cost me a little, but it was very hard,” the Cuban artist confessed.
“After eight years in Spain, I created my new family, the family really had left it behind, it was harder emotionally than in the sense of my career, it took time to get used to that, to be alone, to find another
Once this sense of home that I think still can not be compared to how I feel in Spain, “he admitted.
Despite the negative, the interpreter also admitted that the beginning of his adventure was “exciting”.
“I went for all, although it was very hard, I had all the desire and I put all my effort, I had good luck too,” said the interviewee.
The format driver wanted to know if he felt integrated into Hollywood.
“I have made good friends in the profession,” she said.
In addition, the star said that she had to learn English in four months.
“I learned enough to be able to go to a casting, but I did not know English well, I still cost me,” she recognized.
Ana de Armas participates in no time to die, last film by Daniel Craig in the role of James Bond.
“It’s an honor because we’re not talking about any saga, it’s a history of cinema, it’s a very special movie for many reasons, starting because it’s a movie where we’re going to see the evolution of female characters, where it’s not going to be more
‘Girl Bond’, is going to be the ‘Bond’ woman, which is very exciting to be part of a movie where this story changes, “he wounded.
“It’s Daniel’s latest film and it’s been very exciting in every way. Being with him on the last day of filming, which was also my last scene, was very exciting,” she revealed.
The tape premieres in Spain on October 1.