Richard Gere, during his appearance on "Che tempo che fa," shared a special affection for Italy, declaring, "I love Italy; if I could, I'd be Italian." The actor recalled his childhood "dream," recounting how, as a young man in his small town in upstate New York, Italians were considered the "coolest" kids.
Gere added: "I grew up in a small town in upstate New York, the only cool kids were the Italians, very elegant, with amazing shoes, they had this way of carrying themselves.
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Article published on December 23, 2024 - 10:09 PM - Matteo Setaro
Comments (1)
It's interesting how Richard Gere talks about Italians and his childhood. However, I think that the vision he had as a young man can be a bit idealized. Every culture has its beauties and flaws.