Brazilian actor Wagner Moura, star of the Netflix chart-topping series “The Last House,” discussed his recent career highlights and the evolving landscape for Latino actors in Hollywood. He detailed a memorable – and unpleasant – experience on set that occurred alongside a significant professional achievement.
Moura explained that the most prestigious day of his career coincided with one of the least glamorous. While receiving an honor at Cannes, he was simultaneously filming a scene for “The Last House” where he had to pick up dog excrement on camera. He described this juxtaposition as ironic and memorable.
The actor believes there is a turning point occurring for Latino actors in the entertainment industry. Moura stated, “I think the tide is turning,” suggesting increased opportunities and recognition are becoming available. The source does not elaborate on specific reasons for this perceived shift but highlights Moura’s perspective that progress is being made.
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