ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 4月19日 04時48分

By the time @antoniobanderasoficial shaved off his eyebrows and hair to play Pablo Picasso — his lifelong hero, his towering standard of greatness — he had already been asked to portray Picasso twice. “Oh, yes,” he said. “Twice before.” The Picasso he plays for National Geographic’s “Genius” — an anthology series that will focus on the artist in its 2nd season — is 67 years old. When he was shooting, he assumed the posture of a 67-year-old. But when he wasn’t, he was Antonio Banderas, a human exclamation point, his face an orchestra of intense expressions: ?, ?, ?. Antonio is a beloved fixture in American cinema — a masked avenger, a Latin lover, a mariachi, a matador, an assassin posing as, oh yes, a mariachi. Over time, he's been rewarded with the chance to play historical figures: Dalí, Mussolini, Pancho Villa, and #Picasso. Now, he's finally playing play his boyhood hero and bringing pride to Málaga, Spain — both his and Picasso’s hometown. When Antonio was growing up, his mother would stop in front of the house where the artist was born every time they passed it and say, “Look, Antonio.” Now, in the home he owns in Málaga, Antonio can see that house from his terrace. @gatescharlie took this photo of #AntonioBanderas while on #nytassignment. Visit the link in our profile to read more. #?

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