After the commented interview with Formula 1 driver Franco Colapinto on Monday, The anthill continues to receive personalities on the set, actors Carolina Yuste and Luis Tosar being those who sat down this Tuesday talk about The Infiltratorthe new film in which they star and directed by Arantxa Echevarría. The story follows the life of a policewoman who infiltrated the ETA terrorist group for years and managed to use her information to help arrest many ETA members and prevent attacks across the country. Despite the harshness of their remarks, the two guests also had the opportunity to tell funny anecdotes from the filming, such as the one that occurred during recording a scene in which they fight among themselves, which will surely attract the attention of viewers Let them go see it in the cinema from Friday October 11.
It is Yuste who plays the role of this one agent who decided to sacrifice part of his life to improve that of all Spaniardssomething that put him in danger and now he must keep his identity hidden for the rest of his life so he can live in peace. “I would have loved to have been able to ask him what made him give up his life and play this character for eight years. I’m convinced that part of the character stayed in her forever, you have to keep in mind that she lived 24 hours a day for eight years undercover.“, said the actress, who was unable to meet the woman she plays, which complicated the process of assimilating the character.
Tosar, for his part, takes on the role of a police officer nicknamed “The Inhuman” and whose task was to prepare the infiltrator for this complicated mission, although in this case he was able to meet him and let him know. .tell the process you went through. “It seems that he did not like to sleep or rest much and did not let his companions do so either. I was able to meet him and he tells us the story from his point of view.», he recalled in front of the Antena 3 cameras.
The woman this film is based on had no contact with any of the crew members, a decision that included not revealing her identity and keeping it a secret. “We know that the script was sent to him, but we don’t know more. “She is a person who is always active and wanted to rebuild her life from scratch,” Carolina said.who revealed that to disconnect at certain moments from the harsh intrigue of the script, he decided to watch David Bisbal’s documentary.
A very realistic scene
The actors put so much passion into the recording of La infiltrada that Pablo Motos wanted to know if any of the scenes were as realistic as they seemed. “There’s a moment where he puts a host in you and I say ‘he really hit it’. “It seemed too well done to me,” said the presenter, to whom his guest He acknowledged that the coup “was real”, but that it was something that had already been agreed in front of the two actors and the film crew.
