Penelope Cruz is angry with a television (video) – La Opinion

The Spanish actress was upset when the host of the “Today” asked why he does not like his “horrible” feet

the actress did not like being asked by the shape of your feet.

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Sometimes movie stars have to face a series of questions that come to light always in interviews and did not make them any grace. For Penelope Cruz seems that she does not like when they ask anything related to her feet.

Tired of talking about the same subject, actress lost his cool during their conversation Wednesday Savannah Guthrie passing through the US program ‘Today’ , which made it clear that she has no problem with his feet after the presenter asked him why he always complained about how “horrible” it was.

“ no, no, no, I never said that. I am comfortable with my feet “, categorically said the interpreter.

In the response of the Spanish, the interviewer tried to change the subject quickly to ease tension . However, mindful perhaps of the hardness of their words, Penelope wanted to clarify his statement in a brighter tone and with a smile.

This week the actress has visited several TV studios promoting the filem that stars with Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson.

“When you’re a ballet dancer you fall nails big toes. You take them off and pay no attention because neither hurts. I do not know if my feet are nice, I think they are normal “, explained to settle that part of the conversation.

During the interview, the presenter also questioned Penelope about how he been playing a sexy Interpol agent in his new film, ‘Zoolander No. 2′, claiming that his characters usually are not very graceful. On that occasion the actress did not seem to mind the comment, because it calmly replied that there is no room for ego at work.

“ I do not care [my appearance on screen] Giving the ego at home to give the character you need . The character will be the one to speak to you and reveal to you what your accent, gait or what the shoes are suitable for him. But it is true that this time [in the sequel to 'Zoolander'] character had to look good, “he said.