Obtaining a driver’s license can be a grueling struggle for most people because it is not always done voluntarily. When you get behind the wheel of a car and drive out of the park (it can’t be said better) and reach an age where you “go too far” in that regard, go to a driving school with many licensed students. The ‘L age of consent’ set can even cause anxiety. And that’s exactly what happened to the ‘hero’.I don’t like to drive‘, a forty-year-old professor with whom many would empathize, despite his dislike. A Pablo Lopetegui that’s his name, Juan Diego Botto and the college student he’ll be coming across (any more humiliation?), animated by Yolanda, Lucia Caraballo. TNT premieres the series this Friday, 25 (22:00) and will air the remaining episodes on Fridays.
A work of fiction, film director and screenwriter Borja Cobeaga co-author ‘Eight Basque surnames’ with Diego Sanjuán- inspired by his own personal experience six episodes how to face freshmen; How he will try to choose the right path in Cuenca, a city where there is an academy (this is real) and which they promised to take in two weeks, and all the obstacles he encounters in his efforts, the kind that makes him laugh at the thought that it is not good to do it out of the misfortunes of others. The creator celebrates being able to do something on TNT, “an epic story”, which would not have been possible for cinema. And it “a emotional comedy With a little touch of madness, the cast became brilliant”.
heroes
Botto(‘in the margins’), The comment ‘I don’t like to drive’ was first of all “a second chance story and relationships between parents and children” grumpy and unmotivated college professor (from winners who have taught the same agenda for years), who will see that success is not synonymous with happiness? “Pablo’s discovery in something as normal as getting a driver’s license causes him to find happiness in the little things.” He will learn to drive and human relations that are missing.
caraballo (‘I live’) puts oneself in a person’s shoes young as well as cultured, supporting the rudeness of his teacher with a smile. A presence of light to illuminate his teacher’s unsympathetic character. “Yolanda has a very modest courage and a great ability to relativize,” says the young actress, who recorded the series where she had trouble getting behind the wheel in real life, while she was getting her driver’s license in real life.
teacher and ex
Along with these, like luxury secondaries David Lorente embodying, Dedicated and playful teacher Lorenzo A driving school that offers highly acclaimed moments in the series. The actor was fed for the role by the stories told to him and his own experience in the backseat of a driving school car. “You find yourself risking your life because you get along with someone who doesn’t know how to drive every day,” she values. Moreover Eleanor Watling (‘Nasdrovia’)She plays Pablo’s ex, a woman who proves to have a great capacity for stamina and is still connected to him.protection and listening, although they are no longer a couple. “Often in dramas and movies, ex-spouses are shown with very bad feelings, but these characters are two ex-lovers who love each other, become friends and help each other. I love how it’s told.”
Also featured in Sayaka Producciones series Carlos Areces, in the role of Lorenzo’s many-faced brother – the only one who can annoy the patient driving school teacher – has set up an academy in Cuenca where Pablo will go. He will also make a special cooperation. Javier Camara —directed by Cobeaga ‘Come on John’like an arrogant writer.
The series, which has a nostalgic point arising from the father-son relationship, saves the black and white images of the spectacular accidents from the road safety program. ‘Second chance’ The one that aired on TVE between 1978-1979 and left its mark on the children of a generation just like its protagonist. And another trauma. They will empathize there too.
Source: Informacion
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