Javier Bardem This Friday he received the Donostia Award at the Kursaal Auditorium in San Sebastian, which was presented to him and where he received more than three minutes of applause that even the actor himself could not help but remember that they were “on television” and that there was a “ladder to follow”.
The Oscar winner also said he is “watching” and “listening” in a time when “it’s easier to hate”; and He dedicated the award to his wife Penelope Cruzwith whom he shares “life” and towards whom he praised. A speech during which he could not prevent his voice from breaking.A very deep gratitude for the human being that you are. and how you take responsibility for the lives of your children and the life of this man who loves you. It’s for our children, Leonardo and Luna, I love you,” the actor said excitedly in front of a Penelope Cruz who also shed a few tears.
Excited, Bardem also remembered the figure of his mother, Pilar, and the importance his brothers had during his childhood. “Mom had to work 26 hours a day and they raised me and acted like mom and dad when it wasn’t their turn,” the actor said, adding, “If I’m alive, it’s because my brothers gave me their attention and love.” “So thank you,” he told the audience.
In his speech he also referred to his debut at the San Sebastian Festival, where he was left speechless when he received the Silver Shell for Best Actor.
