Susan Sarandon: "Sometimes they call me a communist. I think that's the way some people have of saying someone is a little crazy."
This great lady of interpretation knows it all and at the same time, after more than 100 films, she still has the energy for curiosity and protest. At eighty years old, she assures that she wants to “give everything on the field.” We met with her in New York and talked, of course, about that cowboy film with trucks and women, about Almodóvar and Mamdani, but above all about her life lessons (which in her…
Susan Sarandon, 80, was detained at the United Nations in New York on September 25, along with other actresses, while protesting against the appearance of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the Assembly. This was not her first arrest. Sarandon has starred in over 100 films, including Thelma y Louise and The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and has won an Oscar for her role in Pena de muerte. Her latest project is The Accompanist, where she plays a troubled and eccentric foster mother named Sylvia.
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