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He may be the best actor of his generation, but he seems like a clueless child; the notion, for example, that everyone knows him. Miguel Guilherme, 61, will play Santos Ferreira, newspaper director in the play that will premiere on October 8 at the D. María II National Theater called Last minute. He is an “old actor” who will become an old journalist. He thinks that the two professions have things in common: abnormal life (“Maybe normal life is not so interesting, I never found it”) and a certain aura, made of nights and alcohol, which, however, is already gone. dissipating. We all behave better. Miguel Guilherme recognizes that everyone has a tendency to nostalgia, but not at all: he does not have it regarding the way women were treated, for example. In the best of cases, with paternalism. “We were brought up to consider women beautiful, but with a very great paternalism.” And it is on these issues that he, who today is more to the right than when he was a child, claims to be “a radical.”
