Luis Brandoni and Eduardo Blanco reflect on their long-running theater production and the transition to its cinematic adaptation, highlighting their emotional journey.
Luis Brandoni and Eduardo Blanco, veterans of the stage, have touched the hearts of over a million viewers with their theatrical production, which has now transitioned to film, set to be available on Netflix starting March 6. The two actors, who shared an incredible chemistry on stage for eleven years and 1300 performances across Argentina and Spain, expressed mixed feelings of sadness, nostalgia, and enthusiasm as they prepared to close a chapter while dreaming of immortalizing their story on screen.
Their journey has not been easy; Brandoni shared that the film, titled Parque Lezama, is a realization of his insistence on bringing their theater experience to a larger audience. Despite their final live performance, the pair see the film as an opportunity to continue the legacy of their beloved production. They reflected on the emotional highs and lows experienced throughout their decade-long partnership, emphasizing the enduring impact their work has had on audiences.
As they stand on the brink of this new phase, the actors' concerns about aging and leaving their mark in the cultural landscape echo the broader themes of legacy in performance art. With the film's release imminent, the duo expresses hope that it resonates with both long-time fans and new viewers, ensuring that the heart of their collaborative journey lives on through this new medium.
