Antinous Albanis, who spoke on the program “You Still Haven’t Seen Nothing,” referred to his professional and personal problems. Among other things, he mentioned in the series “Maestro” how he deals with failure, but how he sees life after his health adventure.
Regarding the entry of “Maestro” on Netflix, he said: “I did not expect Maestro to enter Netflix. I cut the film for the first time several months before it was shown on television, and I was shocked by the quality of the picture. It was reminiscent of a foreign production.”
“I would rather fail, from which I learn something, than success, which holds me back.”
Regarding how he deals with failure, he said: “I am okay with failure. I prefer failure, which I learn from, rather than success, which holds me back. We are not in 1992, we are in 2023. I think we are past that now. No one is obligated to follow me on Instagram.”
Antinous Albanis has spoken openly in the past about his battle with cancer. “You understand the fleetingness of things, a bit suddenly and harshly. This is where you have to take 10 steps back and start living. Don’t let a single minute go to waste. I’ve let so many minutes of my life go to waste thinking about different things, I don’t care anymore.” In this regard, he said: “My life is my own and I want to live it the way I want.”
In conclusion, Antinous Albanes accepted questions regarding his personal life. The famous actor replied that he was single, with a bit of humor. He said: “No one has entered my life. I am like straw in the field.”
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