From Amy Adams to Juliette Lewis, they all love the villainous Bardem from 'Cape Fear': "He's a teddy bear".
The actor's co-stars in the Apple TV fiction, which has just finished its first season, admire his work commitment and sense of humor.
Like an unexpected dark horse that is growing little by little, almost by surprise, Apple TV has become a platform with popular series (witness the phenomenon Ted Lasso) but, above all, a cult platform. This year, its products have achieved a total of 89 Emmy Award nominations, which are given by the Television Academy of the United States, now not so far from other giants like Netflix (with 111) or HBO (with 122), to the delight of its executives.
Even its megachef, Tim Cooks, dropped by the premiere of the football series in Los Angeles, and posed with its protagonists. For now, Lasso and his team won't be at these Emmys, but they will be at the next ones, as will likely happen with the interpreters of another of its successes of the season, Cape Fear, the remake of The Cape Fear, now in the form of a series.
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