Less than three months after the end of the season in which he took part, "Big Brother" star Uri Nagar shared with his tens of thousands of followers on the social network Instagram on Tuesday that he began studying at an acting school in Tel Aviv. In a conversation with Israel Hayom, he talked about how long he would study there, who pushed him to take the plunge, and also which famous woman sits next to him in classes.
Ori Nagar's story, photo: Instagram
"I was once told I was an actor, so come on," Carpenter wrote with a wink over a photo from the first class. Not long after, he also attached a short video from inside his car, at the end of class, on his way home. "Well my loves, I finished my first acting lesson and it was a little embarrassing and I have some stage fright, but I think a little bit with Big Brother and the live broadcasts after, it kind of disappeared for me so it feels good to me," he said. "If they asked me if I was going to be an actor, I'd say never. I was terrified of explosions. But it was fun. It was challenging," he concluded.
Just before turning off the camera, he addressed his followers: "I love your paragons, so keep going. It's heartwarming and it's fun. I see all messages. Some I manage to answer and some I can't, but keep responding to me. That's it, have a good week, full of surprises. I'm burnt on you," he concluded with a kiss in the air.
Where did the idea to study acting come from?
"First of all, it's something that's pretty new. Not something I've known before. And in general, once I was exposed to television, it was something that winked more. A good friend from the past came up with the idea and I saw it as an option and an opportunity and I jumped at it."
Ori Nagar's story, photo: Instagram
We understood that Sarit Pollak is also studying with you.
"Yes, Sarit also studies there. Sarit and I are really good friends, we connected through mutual friends."
How long will the studies last?
"Six months. Studies in Tel Aviv."
Any audition offers already?
"No, not yet. It's still immature. It's just at the beginning."
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