Adi Nartea:Ce mi s-a întâmplat atunci, cu tumoarea, au fost niște semnale de alarmă că uitam de mine

-"Did you see yourself as this James Bond of Romania?" -"Yes. I only had spies in my head." On Saturday, "At dinner", we sit at the table with Adrian Nartea. "Why do we do this job? Not for people's admiration? Not for applause? Why not take a picture with the man who wants to have you on his phone? After all, these are the autographs of our times." (...) "A role is nothing more than a side of your personality." Adi Nartea is more than a main character. Many know him from series, campaigns and commercials and on stage. Few, however, know the man behind the characters. "I would go, walk on the podium in two or three outfits and collect some pennies." We talk about my childhood in Brașov, about sports, modeling and the unexpected path to acting. About love, family and life in a house full of feminine energy, with his wife and two daughters. We also discuss one of the hardest moments in his life – the fight with a tumor that changed his perspective on health, fear and the things that really matter. “I feel like what happened to me then, with the tumor, were some alarm signals that I was forgetting about myself.” (...) “Right now, if I don’t do some form of exercise, I feel extremely guilty.” How does success look from the inside? What does it mean to be a father, husband and actor at the same time? Can fame go to your head? And what is left of you if, one day, all the fame disappears? “But I really think I have those seven years of home. Still.” A sincere, warm and humorous conversation about courage, family and vulnerability.