Except for the actor Eduard Fernández, since the premiere of ‘La Revuelta’. The Revolt in September, guests who would like to present new projects, first visit El Hormiguero and, later, the space of La 1.
Ana MenaHovik Keuchkerian or Mario Casas are some of the examples who have been interviewed first by Pablo Motos on the Antena 3 program and, a few days later, by Broncano on Televisión Española.
The Galician actor attended this Thursday to The Revolt to present his new film, Escapea thriller based on the novel by Enrique Rubio, directed by Rodrigo Cortés and produced by Martin Scorsese, which opened in theaters on October 31.
“You went to El Hormiguero“, the presenter told him point-blank. to his guest. “But it’s been a few days,” he added as the audience booed Casas.
Startled, the interpreter tried to justify himself:”In the end I have to promoteI am obliged. Well, not forced, but… It is true that Escape is from Televisión Española”.
“The thing is that I had already spoken with El Hormiguero and I had met with them and I couldn’t tell them that I had to go first to The RevoltI couldn’t do that, it would look terrible with them. Understand that,” he told Broncano while the audience booed him again.
After some cries of “chaquetero” or “out”.The actor told them: “No, man, no, for God’s sake!”, while the host of the program, while laughing, said: “What a shyster audience, kid…”.
“I don’t care if people go there before they go here.We don’t care. It’s perfect for us,” said Broncano. “I don’t think so for them,” Casas confessed.
“It doesn’t matter to us, you can go there before, here after, not come… but within that. It’s an excellent program and, besides, they didn’t boo you there.“, joked the Jaén native.