00:09Knowledge from my career, of course, it's been 40 years, that's a lot of years, they've gone by very quickly.
00:14A lot has happened, but honestly, I wouldn't change it for anything. After all these years.
00:19One has to take a look back and take stock. I think it's very good.
00:24Because not forgetting where we come from is very important, to see where we are going.
00:31But I receive it with great gratitude, and then having to remember where I come from
00:40As a 17-year-old theater student, I've been through everything, because this is a profession.
00:45which is a constant struggle to resist, to be there with many rewards,
00:51but also in many moments when it is difficult to stay in the profession.
01:04Your daughter walked by earlier, and you two look exactly alike, don't you? Wow! She looks so beautiful!
01:09That's something to be proud of, those are my prides, my children.
01:12Right? Well, I don't give my children advice. I believe they've grown up in a family.
01:16This profession has been spoken about with great respect and great love for it.
01:21And that's what they get.
01:23And what talent, huh?
01:25Yeah.
01:26No?
01:26I am very proud, these are my best awards.
01:30So thank you very much.
01:32Well, thank you very much, Diana.
01:34Thank you so much.
