Chicharito Hernández makes the leap to cinema with a short film

After falls and loneliness, the actress looks for company

Lucila Mariscal, known for her participation in “La Carabina de Ambrosio”, denied that her move to La Casa del Actor responds to an economic crisis. The decision was motivated by the fear of living alone after suffering three falls in her apartment.

In an interview, the actress clarified that the residence is not a retirement home, but a space for actors. “No, no. It’s not a retirement home, it’s The Actor’s House, I felt alone and it scared me,” she explained.

Mariscal related that in one of those falls her neighbors had to force the door to help her. “It was horrible and it started to scare me a lot,” he recalled. It was then that the director of ANDA, Yucita Furlong, invited her to enter, since the apartment was rented and it was not a problem to leave.

The actress also talked about her grandson Andrei, who suffers from cancer and could not take care of her. “He lived with me, until he met someone and fell in love and left,” she said. Mariscal highlighted his strength, forged since childhood after his father abandoned him.

Now, in La Casa del Actor, he claims to feel comfortable. “We are all different, it is very difficult to find similarity, to be able to treat each other,” he reflected. His story reflects the difficulties faced by older adults who live alone.

Joshua Okamoto returns to the screen, but with a very different role than his last appearance in the Saw saga. Now he plays ‘Chinche’, a member of the new band led by Rosario Tijeras’ daughter, Rubí (Samantha Acuña).

The actor describes his character as the most volatile and impulsive of the group.

“He is the one who ends up putting fire to everything that happens and violence,” says Okamoto.

To build the psyche of ‘Chinche’, the actor looked for a contrast: a capricious and charismatic child, but capable of moving in sordid environments without remorse.

Fifth season on Netflix

The fifth installment of Rosario Tijeras —starring Bárbara de Regil— premiered last week on Netflix. All 40 episodes are now available. The series began in 2016, originally with three seasons that ended in 2019. Five years later, it was picked up with a fourth and now the fifth.

Okamoto shares credits with Alex Perea (‘El Mochaorejas’), Luis Curiel (‘Contraataque’) and Daniela Valdés.

“The universes intersect, we are all in this new band that is going to turn many things upside down,” he says.

The challenge of the stereotype

Due to his physique, the actor is often assigned tough characters. His filmography includes Vgly, Control Z, Death to Summer and Sex, Modesty and Tears. Although at first he questioned it, now he assumes it with perspective.

“I questioned a lot at the beginning if I was always going to play this type of role… it’s the stereotypical phenotype that I have as a young dark-skinned actor. I came to the conclusion of resisting or dying trying. I think the industry is not yet ready to get rid of certain things, but I don’t lose hope that in five years I can play a doctor or a lawyer,” he explains.

Diego Boneta finds out at the airport

Diego Boneta was captured at the Mexico City airport. The press not only asked him about his private life, but also about the state of health of Luis Miguel, whom he played in the Netflix biographical series.

The actor showed surprise when he heard the news. He stated that he was not aware and that he found out at that time. He confirmed that the information had been disseminated by the Spanish magazine Semana.

“I had no idea, I didn’t have the slightest idea,” Boneta said.

Despite the surprise, he sent his best wishes to the singer.

“I wish him the best of recovery, honestly, I had no idea about this, health is the most important thing and I really hope he recovers soon.”

Evolution of the singer

According to close sources, Luis Miguel remains hospitalized, but his condition shows improvement. After a period that would have been delicate for two weeks, he was now moved to a room for follow-up care, prior to discharge.

In that area he could already receive visits from his partner, Paloma Cuevas.

Diego Boneta has a special affection for “Luismi” after playing him in the production. “There is no greater good in this world than the fact of enjoying good health,” he said.