Wagner Moura

If you go to the theater and you see a play, it's going to be in your memory and in your heart, and it's going to be there forever.

But it's not recorded.

It's not like movies that you can, oh, let's go and see the work of that director.

Theater directors, like their art just burns.

Ephemeral.

It's ephemeral.

He directed, when I played Hamlet in Brazil, he was the director, and there was such a pivotal moment of,

We've worked together many other times, but this one is very special.

He gave me so many.

And I was hanging out with him, exactly, to hang out with someone.

We would go out, just the two of us.

He was like, I was in my 30s back then, and he was, I guess, 79, 80.

And we would go to bars and talk and spend the night together, drinking and talking life.

And I really, really miss him.

I love that.

Two.

I don't think.

I think it's something that someone told me, but I think that in the last three or four years, I feel like the universe was sort of telling me to just to relax.

You know, because we are all ambitious and we all have plans and we all have goals and we all have.

But at some point, I think I wish I had more time to, you know, to have joy.