Eduardo Moscovis speaks of the "Seventh Guardian" and says that he hears jokes about the lion cat

Eduardo Moscovis (Photo: Globo TV / Estevam Avellar) "The Seventh Guardian" Eduardo Moscovis has appeared sporadically in the plot since the end of the year. year, but, from the following chapters, officially will take the post of successor of Egídio (Antonio Calloni), with which his character will definitely return to his human form . Actor account is still adapting to the new phase:

– It's a strange situation. I feel like a footballer who enters the middle of the second half, with others already heated. I also study a lot to find the tone of the character, because in the scenes where he appeared, he was still very impregnated by the cat and the punishment of fraternity.

He who was far from novels since "The rule of the game" (2015), he admits that he feels a little rusty:

– I think that making soap is as heavy as disputing an event triathlon. This requires an actor that he demonstrates insight, agility and excellent physical training. Until then, I recorded on average once every two weeks. Now it will be live. And in recent days, the situation has been complicated by the above-average heat.

Despite brief appearances, Moscovis says that the character attracted public attention and sparked motivated jokes:

– I attended a football game and people were very unhappy to see me. Many parents with young children also tell me that I am the cat of the novel.

Gabriela's father, 19, Sophia, 16, Manuela, 11, and Rodrigo, 6, he says. that children are not very related to the world of television:

– If parents had to force children out of the television before, with me, it's different. When I do something cool, I have to beg them to watch.

Among the bold projects in which Moscovis has participated in recent years are the series "Desbad" and "Lúcia McCartney". In both GNT productions, he played in hot moments, including a bare facade scene:

– With the exception of the novel, which is an open work, when the actor gets a job, he already knows what he's going to do, the context of the scenes and so on. So there is a lot of advance planning and studies. Nothing is free.