Anya Taylor Joy took advantage of the presentation of “Furiosa” in Mexico to reiterate her love for Argentina, the country where she spent part of her childhood.
“It’s always about returning to Buenos Aires, in some way. Now I haven’t been back for two years and I miss it a lot,” he said.
They then asked him if he would work in Argentina, he said: “I would love to, I’m waiting. I work a lot, but I haven’t had the opportunity yet, but I’m dying to,” and added: “Call me.”
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He also expressed again that “he is waiting” for a film project in Spanish: “I would love to make an Argentine, Spanish, or any film in my language.” He admitted that from Argentina he would like to work with Ricardo Darín.
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The last film he made tells the story of the brave “Furiosa”, from her childhood until shortly before the beginning of the plot of “Mad Max: Fury Road”, starring Charlize Theron.
Both films join the dystopian saga of “Mad Max”, starring Mel Gibson, whose first installment was released in 1979. George Miller remains the director of all of them.
During the presentation, one of the journalists surprised Anya when he showed her the gift he had brought her: an Argentine dulce de leche and a box of national alfajores. Faced with this, the actress, who grew up in the northern area of the Buenos Aires suburbs, could not hide her emotion and expressed: “I’m dying!”
