Richard Dean Anderson, mítico MacGyver: “Era diferente, un héroe de televisión que no usaba armas. Pensaba, observaba y resolvía”
A sus de 76 años y retirado junto al mar, el actor que interpretó al personaje de la mítica serie se ha encontrado con sus fans en la San Diego Comic Con de Málaga, aunque reconoce que no recuerda su viaje al País Vasco
Richard Dean Anderson, the iconic actor who portrayed the beloved TV character MacGyver, shared insights about his character during a recent appearance at the San Diego Comic Con in Málaga. Anderson, now 76 years old, recounted how MacGyver had solutions for every problem, stating, "He had a way of facing any issue." Whether it was picking a lock by melting ice, assembling a defibrillator using two candlesticks and a microphone cable, crafting a bomb from a piece of chewing gum or disarming it with a paper clip, or even stopping a sulfuric acid leak with chocolate bars, MacGyver was a master of ingenuity.
Anderson joked, "You'd have more trouble with MacGyver in a hardware store." He laughed, "I had no idea that saying existed in Spain. It's fantastic." The actor, known for his affable personality, was one of the biggest nostalgic highlights at the event, signing autographs, posing with fans, and delivering an entertaining lecture. Anderson also spoke with EL PAÍS, offering a glimpse into the entertaining life of MacGyver.
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