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By Syune Arakelyan

The Cinema house of Yerevan was full of excited faces which were waiting for their favorit actor, Kevin Spacey, who is the honored guest of the Armenian Golden Apricot Film Festival. 

Journalists, movie lovers, actors and future actors were waiting for him in the Cinema house, in order to get the professional advice of the Hollywood star.

Spacey thanked the audience, who applauded before he took the stage, while watching footage from his films. "I am glad that we managed to create films that the audience liked," he began the conversation.

"The Life of David Gale" with actor's participation has been chosen for the screening in the "Golden Apricot" frame. For those who haven't watched this story yet, the actor didn't give too many details, "not to make spoilers".  

"It's a very compex issue certainly in the United States, it's a very contriversial issue. People have very passionate views about capital punishment, and this was the movie that Alan Parker wanted to make to show how easy it is for false information and not having the all information that you need for bad desicioons or conclusions  to be made. So, I think the film is reflective of society, media, many many things."

Kevin Spacey acts in both- movies and theater. The actor, however, does not differentiate between these two arenas. Good acting is good, bad acting is bad, says the actor. He advises young actores to pay attentin to some acting techniqes, like the voice, in order to talk and be heard.

Spacey considers himself lucky in his profession, saying he had the honor of portraying many good characters and adding at the same time, that his best role is yet to come. He says, in the last 4-5 years, he has had many good film offers, and he is looking forward to his future projects, which will give him positive charges and pride.

Watch the full meeting on the video. 

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