Sebastian Stan

They were shot against the wall. you know, I do remember that because we only had one hour of news a night. That was the TV we had, you know, only one hour of television a day.

They were shot against the wall. you know, I do remember that because we only had one hour of news a night. That was the TV we had, you know, only one hour of television a day.

With the exception of New Year's Eve, which, you know, had television all night long. And so I have these vivid memories about being able to stay up New Year's Eve and how it was this magical time. But But TV was very limited and propaganda was very specific.

With the exception of New Year's Eve, which, you know, had television all night long. And so I have these vivid memories about being able to stay up New Year's Eve and how it was this magical time. But But TV was very limited and propaganda was very specific.

With the exception of New Year's Eve, which, you know, had television all night long. And so I have these vivid memories about being able to stay up New Year's Eve and how it was this magical time. But But TV was very limited and propaganda was very specific.

And there was always a degree of kind of awareness about what you talked about, even sometimes with your neighbors, because your neighbor could go and tell on you and so on and so forth. I mean, that's sort of like what I took from my mom and my grandparents, you know, when we were growing up. And it was only until later when I sort of learned a little bit more about

And there was always a degree of kind of awareness about what you talked about, even sometimes with your neighbors, because your neighbor could go and tell on you and so on and so forth. I mean, that's sort of like what I took from my mom and my grandparents, you know, when we were growing up. And it was only until later when I sort of learned a little bit more about

And there was always a degree of kind of awareness about what you talked about, even sometimes with your neighbors, because your neighbor could go and tell on you and so on and so forth. I mean, that's sort of like what I took from my mom and my grandparents, you know, when we were growing up. And it was only until later when I sort of learned a little bit more about

My father, who had escaped Romania much earlier, and so on and so forth. But I have these images like that on television, and then also seeing the flag with a giant hole where the communist symbol had been cut out of, flying on this Dacia, which is the only car we were allowed to have. You know, everybody was allowed to have the same car across, and these teenagers screaming.

My father, who had escaped Romania much earlier, and so on and so forth. But I have these images like that on television, and then also seeing the flag with a giant hole where the communist symbol had been cut out of, flying on this Dacia, which is the only car we were allowed to have. You know, everybody was allowed to have the same car across, and these teenagers screaming.

My father, who had escaped Romania much earlier, and so on and so forth. But I have these images like that on television, and then also seeing the flag with a giant hole where the communist symbol had been cut out of, flying on this Dacia, which is the only car we were allowed to have. You know, everybody was allowed to have the same car across, and these teenagers screaming.

No, no. My father was part of that generation of young people that were really trying to find a way to live... around communism and stand up to communism. And, and, you know, he had been in the Navy. He had, he'd, you know, he'd worked on a cargo ship and he had helped a lot of people escape the country. And, and there was, you know, uh, he'd been,

No, no. My father was part of that generation of young people that were really trying to find a way to live... around communism and stand up to communism. And, and, you know, he had been in the Navy. He had, he'd, you know, he'd worked on a cargo ship and he had helped a lot of people escape the country. And, and there was, you know, uh, he'd been,

No, no. My father was part of that generation of young people that were really trying to find a way to live... around communism and stand up to communism. And, and, you know, he had been in the Navy. He had, he'd, you know, he'd worked on a cargo ship and he had helped a lot of people escape the country. And, and there was, you know, uh, he'd been,

created a lot of attention on him to the point where it was no longer safe for him to be in the country um and um there was a degree of that that we knew and there's a degree of that that we didn't know you know but uh i think in term in some ways and certainly a lot of people that i've spoken to years later about who were his friends and who knew him um he was he was heralded a hero in a way to them is he still alive

created a lot of attention on him to the point where it was no longer safe for him to be in the country um and um there was a degree of that that we knew and there's a degree of that that we didn't know you know but uh i think in term in some ways and certainly a lot of people that i've spoken to years later about who were his friends and who knew him um he was he was heralded a hero in a way to them is he still alive

created a lot of attention on him to the point where it was no longer safe for him to be in the country um and um there was a degree of that that we knew and there's a degree of that that we didn't know you know but uh i think in term in some ways and certainly a lot of people that i've spoken to years later about who were his friends and who knew him um he was he was heralded a hero in a way to them is he still alive

No, he's no longer alive, no.

No, he's no longer alive, no.

No, he's no longer alive, no.