Luca Argentero was so affected by the experience in that bar that today he considers himself a survivor. But here’s what happened.
Luca Argentero he is a beloved face of cinema, who in recent years has been carving out a important space in the world of the Italian big screen.
There are many films in which he has acted and television appearances that he has made since he took part in “Big Brother“, the reality show whose participation guaranteed him entry into television. They led him to have a certain fame and to be the beloved television actor we know today.
How lucky reality TV was for him! In the year in which he took part in it, it was just graduated in economics and business and he had arrived at a time when he had to decide what to do in the future. He had therefore signed up to the reality show to have the money necessary to take some time and decide what to do.
His words in an interview on Today.it confirm this. “I calculated that if I won the amount at stake I would be able to rest a little and decide what to do with my future, given that I had just graduated..” The rest is history.
An episode in the life that marked Luca Argentero
Today Luca Argentero is a successful actor much loved in the world of cinema, as well as a husband and father of two children. He basically lives a happy, peaceful life, next to the people he loves and doing something that satisfies him.
He is very lucky in this and he himself believes he is. On the contrary, he mostly considers himself a survivor, given what he did in the past before achieving success. There was an episode in his life that marked himto the point of considering himself a survivor.
Luca Argentero, like many a “survivor”
There was a period in which Luca Argentero he worked in a nightclub bar in which he seems to have seen everything. At the time, however, he was a young man like those who spent their evenings in that club, who lived as wildly as them. For this reason today he considers himself a survivor.
His words on Today confirm this: “Now I wouldn’t sit here and explain in detail what you take or who you spend your nights with, but we can say that I was a young man like many others, unfortunately. Today, as a husband, father of two children and (I believe) a responsible man, I am convinced that many who reach the age of forty can call themselves survivors. Between easy love, cigarettes and alcohol we fall apart almost without realizing it. “
