Jaime Lorente goes through the podcast microphones’The meaning of beer‘ to speak openly about his personal and professional life. Users reproduces a fragment of this interview in which he discusses the competitiveness in his profession. The actor, known for his roles in series such as ‘Elite‘ either ‘Money theft‘ and also for films like ‘Discotheque, Ibiza, Locomía“, sends a very clear message to some of his colleagues.
“How many colleagues do I have, actors, who have criticized other television actors? And I say to myself: ‘Brother, what are you telling me? You’re a piece of shit!'” he says, very comfortably.
Alfonso Arús summarizes in Users the essence of the whole interview. “What he’s saying is that there’s like a contempt for actors who make television series by actors who do cinema or theater and who believe in a higher level,” he explains. “Then, these actors who criticize, in the end, they almost all end up doing series,” warns Oscar Broc.
