Il Fatto Quotidiano: “A Un posto al sole avrei inserito la storia della malattia. Non me ne è mai fregato niente di vedere i capelli cadere anche perché, fuori dal set, andavo in giro senza niente sulla testa”: parla Luisa Amatucci

Luisa Amatucci, ossia Silvia Graziani di “Un Posto Al Sole” dal 1996, durante la giornata di prevenzione organizzata il 7 marzo all’ospedale Andrea Tortora di Pagani, in occasione della Giornata Internazionale della Donna, ha parlato anche della sua malattia. L’attrice, infatti, ha avuto un tumore dell’endometrio. Ma Amatucci non si è fermata e ha voluto continuare a lavorare sul set, nonostante tutto. Per esigenze di scena ha dovuto anche indossare una parrucca.
“Con i miei figli e i miei amici ci ridevamo su. – ha spiegato a Vanity Fair – Non me ne è mai fregato niente di vedere i capelli cadere anche perché, fuori dal set, andavo in giro senza niente sulla testa. Mostrarmi in maniera diversa da com’ero era l’ultimo dei miei problemi anche se, recitando in una soap, il cruccio era esclusivamente tecnico visto che dovevo tenere conto che la chemio mi avrebbe fatto cadere i capelli, le ciglia e le sopracciglia. Fosse dipeso da me avrei proprio inserito la malattia all’interno della storia del personaggio”.
E ancora: “Lavorare era un modo per dire: ce la posso fare. Mi sono messa alla prova tantissimo perché avevo sempre paura di non riuscire. Contemporaneamente a Un posto al sole sono andata in scena a teatro a Roma e, per una settimana buona, l’ho fatto con un filo di voce per via del cortisone che prendevo durante la chemio. È stato pesante ma, al tempo stesso, è stata anche un’ancora alla quale aggrapparmi”.
L'articolo “A Un posto al sole avrei inserito la storia della malattia. Non me ne è mai fregato niente di vedere i capelli cadere anche perché, fuori dal set, andavo in giro senza niente sulla testa”: parla Luisa Amatucci proviene da Il Fatto Quotidiano.

“In *A Un posto al sole*, I would have inserted the story of the illness. Nothing ever mattered to me seeing my hair fall out, and that’s also because, outside of the set, I would go out without anything on my head”: speaks Luisa Amatucci

Luisa Amatucci, star of “Un Posto Al Sole” since 1996, during the prevention day organized on March 7th at the Andrea Tortora Hospital in Pagani, on International Women’s Day, also spoke about her illness. The actress had an endometrial tumor. But Amatucci didn’t stop there and wanted to continue working on set, despite everything. For scene requirements, she also had to wear a wig.

“With my children and my friends we used to laugh about it. – she explained to Vanity Fair – It never mattered to me seeing my hair fall out, especially because, outside of the set, I’d go out without anything on my head. Showing myself differently than I was was the last of my problems, even though, working in a soap opera, the biggest concern was purely technical, since I had to account for the fact that chemotherapy would cause my hair, eyelashes, and eyebrows to fall out. If it were up to me, I would have certainly inserted the illness into the character’s story.”

And again: “Working was a way of saying: I can do it. I really put myself to the test because I was always afraid of not succeeding. Simultaneously with “Un Posto Al Sole,” I performed on stage in Rome and, for a good week, I did it with a weak voice due to the cortisone I was taking during chemotherapy. It was heavy, but at the same time, it was also an anchor to hold onto.”

The article “At ‘Un Posto Al Sole’ I would have inserted the story of the illness. It never mattered to me seeing my hair fall out, especially because, outside of the set, I’d go out without anything on my head” features Luisa Amatucci from Il Fatto Quotidiano.

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“A Un posto al sole avrei inserito la storia della malattia

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