“I’ve never thought about myself as talented”

Following Pamela Anderson a few days ago, Joel Edgerton He was celebrated at the American Film Festival Deauville, where he received a reward for the Festival Talent on Thursday night.

Edgerton, who was also in Deauville, with the director of Chris Bentley, in the French Prime Minister Jones, received the Handshifteh Farahani, French Iranian actor presidinged by 51. release of the festival. The couple starred together in the Old Testament of Ridley Scott Epic “Ecodus: Gods and Kings.”

In his speech, Edgerton was alluded to his education in the rural suburbs of Sydney and how the wound passion towards the cinema helped become an artist and breaks into the industry where he was not born inside.

He said “he grew up from here … on the other side of the world” and “he rarely traveled to my teenage years. But the films from all over the world traveled into me.”

“When I was very young, the movies were a chance to escape – to other worlds, to other animals. To transport them from my real life,” he said. “While I was growing up, I was more ways in which the cinema could reflect and real life and his experiences. I guess the best of movies that captured my imagination as a child and both: transported and transported.

Australian actor humbly said that “I’ve never thought about myself as talented” and I’ve always seen myself as one of the lucky ones. ”

He continued, “Fortunately enough to love to work as an actor, a writer and occasionally the director. And I share this honor with exceptional people I was lucky to work next to and learned them and learned and learned them.”

Although he did not get political, Edgerton said that the festivals were more important than ever, because the film “connects people in cultures” and in tongues “and in tongue,” and in the tongue, he is still connecting people. “

Earlier in the day, Edgerton opened a dedicated cabin on the beach, he offered the Deauville Festival in the mountain changes, by tradition.

This weekend, this weekend, wrap the projections of Richard Linklater “Nouvelle Vague” and Rebecca Zlotovski “Vie Preve” compared to Jodie Foster.