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Monica Guerritore: "At Dancing with the Stars, I might take off my wig and show off my hair."

Monica Guerritore: "At Dancing with the Stars, I might take off my wig and show off my hair."

(Adnkronos) - "There could be a character who reveals himself at a certain point." Monica Guerritore, a guest of Francesca Fialdini on 'Da noi… a Ruota Libera' on Rai 1, reveals that on 'Ballando con le Stelle' "I could rip off the wig and keep my hair. It depends on the concept and the song...

(Adnkronos) – “There could be a character who reveals himself at a certain point.” Monica Guerritore, a guest of Francesca Fialdini on 'Da noi… a Ruota Libera' on Rai 1, reveals that on 'Ballando con le Stelle', “I could rip off my wig and keep my hair. It depends on the concept and the song.” 

In July, the actress, in a video on social media, confessed that she had been undergoing chemotherapy in recent months.

“It was mid-April – he said in his voice at times broken by emotion – and during a check-up that I do periodically, one of the values ​​was out of the norm, the CA 125 (a tumor marker, ed.)” “It wasn't the first time that I had to deal with a tumor” he added even if previously there had been “no need for chemo”. 

On his relationship with the body and dance, he says: “In the theatre, we are not immobile logs reciting ancient verses.

We sing, we dance. I've always used my body even in cinema. I put my spirit and body into it. There's no freedom, but discipline. And this makes me feel like a student again." Then she recalls how emotional she felt after the Charleston she danced last night: "I was moved. Being able to do it and then seeing the judges smile made me really happy." 

The conversation shifts to the credibility of women in the entertainment world: “In my experience, a beautiful woman is not very credible.

Culture is a slow process. I've been directing for fifteen years and I still hear people say, 'But wouldn't it be better to let a director do it?' When a woman writes a screenplay or directs, it always seems like it's fun, a hobby." And on the role of mature women, she adds: "At sixty, women don't disappear. They must continue to be talked about." Speaking of female strength, she then recalls a quote by Anna Magnani. When asked, 'You're strong, Anna,' the answer was, 'I've never had any other choice.'" 

Finally, the surprise in the studio with the entrance of her husband Roberto Zaccaria. "For a woman my age, having someone so present by her side is very important," confesses Guerritore. Through private clips and moments of humor, Zaccaria recounts their daily life: "When we dance, she wants to be in charge. Once upon a time, the man was in charge. And so we stopped dancing together!" 

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