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His father's cancer disease that shook his life ("Most of the time I repress, but sometimes I break down"), the difficulty of criticizing friends ("It hurts my stomach and I get upset") and life after leaving ...


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His father's cancer disease that shook his life ("Most of the time I repress, but sometimes I break down"), the difficulty of criticizing friends ("It hurts my stomach and I'm upset") and life after coming out of the closet: My father Dangor, who will soon star in a go insurance campaign, celebrates A thousand plays of the exemplary "Michael". Interview

Sagi Ben Nun

14/02/2020

"Thank you to everyone who came. There are people here who always come and even ask before what is needed, and Rebecca gives everyone what to bring, and not everyone brings"
(Bear, the show "Michael")

After Avi Dangor graduated from the Visual Theater School in Jerusalem, during which seeds were planted for two of his most recognizable works - Michael and the father of the singer, he turned to the actors' agency and was repeatedly rejected by them. "The agency told me: We don't have to now. We weren't looking. It was sucks. They didn't really know me back then. They saw a picture of a guy who seemed normal, and without knowing me gave up. So I was left alone and did things on my own."

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It's hard to think of the more resounding missed opportunity of that agency. Dangor has since become one of the most respected actors and creators in the country - he signed one of the great successes of the Israeli theater "Michael", participated in "On the Spectrum" and also captured the heart in the "dumb" series. "Years after they didn't receive me, the same agency started coming to my shows, and suddenly they started inviting me to auditions. I felt a little happy - coming for that reason! In general, they always said to me: 'What, you want to be an actor? This is an area where only a few succeed, And I said to myself: And if only half a percent of people succeed, maybe it will be me? There has always been a belief in myself that is combined with a very high level of confidence. Because I am such a psychopath (laughs). "

"I have always had faith in myself, which is combined with a very big insecurity." Abby Dangor (Photo: Reuven Castro)

Abby Dangor (Photo: Reuven Castro)

"After school, an agency told me: We don't need now. I'm not looking. They didn't really know me. They saw a picture of a guy who looked normal, then gave up. After years, the same agency came to my shows, and invited me to auditions. Happy to say "

Fortiserhoff once sang "Death is not for work." During this time, too, Abby Dangor, the wonderful actor and creator behind "Michael," a play that revolves around death, is not without a job. In the next few months, he will raise the showcase of "Michael" - a rare achievement in the Israeli theater world; He finishes writing the second season of the series with the same name for yes whose filming will begin in June; And earlier, at the end of February, two of the series characters - Dangor in the form of a bear, and Hila Goldberg in the form of Rebecca - will star in an advertising campaign for go Digital Insurance from "Insurance Company Training". After a show, a series and an advertisement for "Michael" - the area due to expand to the merchandise market as well as our offer - which will be inspired by the band Keys branded coffins of the show "Michael".

The presentation of the "Michael" calt, defined by its creators as "a tragic comedy for five participants and a mattress," revolves around the annual memorial ceremony conducted by the Cypress family for their son Michael. She was first promoted in 2007 as a master thesis by Avi Dangor at the Visual Theater School in Jerusalem. Adopted in 2009 by the Tmuna Theater, a year later she won three awards at the Golden Hedgehog Fringe Awards, including the best performance. The show received many positive reviews from the audience and the media and was the one who rightly compared it to Hanoch Levin's works. Sign her as a director with me and Wiser, and in addition to Dangor and Goldenberg, played by Meital Rez, Natalia Faust and Nadav Hollander, who also created the music. In 2012, Assi Cohen joined the Michael Ensemble, and Liat Har Lev also appeared with them. Presenting the millennium will be a big event that will feature guests who have appeared there over the years.

This thousand is crazy. Abby Dangor (Photo: Reuven Castro)

Abby Dangor (Photo: Reuven Castro)

"And ask the verandah / If I had a choice / I would not go forward / And the porch / If it is good if it is bad / If the father was or the mother?"
(Rebecca, "Michael")

When you put your work up in school, could you even imagine coming to the millennial show and having such a huge success?

"Not at all. This is a crazy thing. The show started as a theatrical work in the visual theater, and there was no expectation of a commercial venue. We said, we will do a few fringe shows in places like Tmuna. The hall will be full. So we moved to the team. That's where it gets more commercial. , And we did private shows all over the country, and we were also touring in the United States. We had two amazing shows there, plus two shows where people didn't understand the show and got up in the middle. "

Throughout the years, Michael has been astonishing guests not only on stage but also in the audience: Natalie Portman came to see ("I heard she loved. When she was in the bathroom full of girls climbed the walls to look at her, invited a security guard and evacuated her"), President Reuben Rivlin , And there was also a case that almost gave new meaning to the phrase "dead in laughter". "A man in the middle of the show passed out," Dangor recalls. "They took him out, took him to a hospital. And the doctor told him he passed out with laughter, had hyperventilation. You know, until someone really dies of laughter it won't really be a compliment to us."

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In addition to celebrating the thousandth anniversary of the show "Michael," the second season of the series of the same name will begin in June, when the 40th birthday will be celebrated. Dangor reveals some of what is expected this season: "There will be romance issues. The bear will finally have affairs with women. We are in touch with interesting actresses that he meets them. We will first see the image of Jasmine and Michael and Rebecca's partner."

"Until someone really dies of laughter it won't really be a compliment to us." From the play "Michael" (Photo: Itai Weiser)

From the play "Michael" (Photo: Itai Weiser, PR)

"In the middle of the show, a man passed out. They took him to a hospital. The doctor told him he passed out with laughter, had hyperventilation. Until someone really dies of laughter it won't really be a compliment to us."

What are the odds of ever seeing the late Michael's character, say, in a flashback, a dream or an old video? So far, Michael has only appeared in a play on a wall picture and a video of his alliance.

"Right, by the way, it's actually me who appears in Michael's picture in the show, and also in his Alliance video. Yes, when you were in the show you actually saw the bullshit. Sorry. We don't know if we will see or not see Michael in the future. I can't say if this will happen or not. There was a thought to revive the character. It felt like 'The Bride from Istanbul.' For years we go round the mark about who Michael was, what he was, not even knowing how old he was. Once upon a time people shouted from the audience, "So who is Michael?" But this is a riddle. And we die for it. You do a memorial service to someone and don't mention it. You stay with the present, with the nonsense, with arranging the Chairs and quarrel on the disposable plates. "

The play "Michael" was created during Dangor's studies on the background of two disasters that happened to him at the time. "The year we created Michael at school, a good friend of mine was killed, and that year my uncle also passed away," Dangor says. "Before that happened, I photographed my uncle for the 'Father of the Singer' I also created in school, in the form of my father. This company made me the movie I made about the singer's father. The impact was not direct, but these things happened right in front of me, you drank often. There is a retarded song with a bad tune that I sing to the singer's father, 'You, you went early, you went too early, or O.' After the death of the company, her family asked us to write about her tombstone, and so it was - the phrase 'you went too early' Write to her about the tombstone in pink sequin, in a cemetery instead of a stunning Golan Heights. I've been going there every year, for ten years. "

Excerpt from the play "Michael" (Photo: PR)

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"Thanks to Ezra, Hanan's father, for the whole issue of the silent equipment, the table, the crown chairs, this tin from Nirit's room, which mobilized this week at a good time.
(Bear, "Michael")

Unusually, the show "Michael" has been invited several times to come up as part of a real memorial service. For example, Ben Kafir, the soldier's father Yael Kafir, who was murdered in a terrorist attack, chose to hold a memorial for his daughter in which the usual ceremony "Michael" was replaced. "Ben is a brave guy, he decided he didn't want to make any more memorials, that he deserved it so far, and that at the last memorial he does he brings us and gives the show," says Dangor. "It took place at the school she attended, he brought the family and soldiers They didn't know what they were going to see. It was pretty creepy, at least in the first 20-30 minutes, when there was a market in the air and people didn't laugh where we used to laugh. But then it was released. The soldier's mother, who didn't even know What she was going to see but trusted the father, went to Rebecca at the end of the show (the mother figure in the show Michael) and said to her: 'I understand what happened to you, and understand what happened to you.' Another lam. "

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"Another time, a producer whose son committed suicide made a memorial in the Tmuna Theater. He invited friends and family. And it was the same thing - first half an hour of tense silence, and then they let go. Because people don't know if it's laughable. That's what's cool in our regular shows, , That people don't know if it's okay to laugh. It's like you're a kid on Memorial Day and there's a siren, you're dying to laugh, but you can't. So it's possible. "

There will also be women he will know. From the "Michael" series (Photo: Ohad Romano, courtesy of yes)

Michael Avi Dangor (Photo: Ohad Romano, courtesy of yes, PR)

As a critic of Michael's memorial ceremonies in the play, what did you think of last month's International Holocaust Remembrance Day in Israel, marking the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz?

"Where were the Holocaust survivors? They weren't invited, they had to stay home, which is at best they have a home, and even then they have no oven and they have no way to pay the water bill. And while not inviting Holocaust survivors, Charles sits with Macron and they do Holocaust Ceremony. "

There were those who said that Netanyahu used the ceremony for political purposes.

"Yes. Make a Holocaust Show. The Holocaust Show."

Like the play "Michael," at the Jerusalem Visual Theater School, the parodic figure of the Eastern singer played by Dangor, the father of the singer, was also born. She emerged in "Born Star" and later submitted a program on Channel 24, "The Father of the Singer Host" and starred in the unsuccessful documentary program, "The Father's Life." Dangor was one of the forerunners of the new generation of performers who came from this school, unlike others who until then had come from acting schools like Nissan Nativ, Beit Zvi and Yoram Levinstein for acting or the standup. "The visual school did not usually come from people who wanted to be actors, came from more fringe, dance and stage creators, and I always wanted to be an actor, make fun and make characters."

Avi Dangor and Hila Goldenberg in their characters Bear and Rebecca from the show "Michael", in an advertisement for go Digital Insurance (Photo: Micha Lovetton)

Avi Dangor and Hila Goldenberg in the character Bear and Rebecca from the show "Michael" in the advertisement for go digital insurance (Photo: From advertisement for go Digital Insurance, photo: Micha Lovetton, PR)

"I want to thank our intimate and small family. Because the family, whatever it is, is here. Laugh here, cry here, rest in a joke. We all remember Michael, everyone has some memory or little story. We will never forget ! "
(Rebecca, "Michael")

How has studying influenced your work?

"The school deals with a lot of visual stuff. And I have the connection to this place, fiddling with things for example. For example, in the series we had an idea where Asi Cohen came as a driving instructor who didn't know Michael's organ. So I imagined Rebecca knitting a cap on the letter L as a gift "I keep thinking about objects. I have more of a creator's head than an actor. I don't catch an actor at all."

really? Even after the huge recognition you received as an actor from the audience and the reviews?

"I am an actor but I do not feel an actor, because I do not feel that I have learned a game. I know I can do it but feel more like an inventor than an individual who is just playing."

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The question mark that Dangor named himself as a surprise actor not only for the accolades he received for nearly a thousand "Michael" plays, but also for his wonderful acting on the "Spectrum" masterpiece series created by Yuval Sherman and Dana Idisis, in which he portrayed Erez Danino. Sheferman tells Walla! A culture that actually wrote the role for Dangor after the script was already completed, which created a delay in the schedules, all because Dangor was "mesmerizing like Asi Cohen," as he put it. Dangor is excited to hear Sheferman's words: "It's very flattering. It's crazy. It's a series I really wanted to get into. I was competing for all the roles or so. They were full of auditions. It was tedious at some point. At the end, they wanted to do something about it. Yuval, ever since he ate a tuna sandwich every day at a coffee shop where I worked as a cook. And I was also connected to the autistic world because I worked at a hostel for two years, it was very accessible to me, I had a lot of characters, jests and quotes in my head. .

Smile in 20 seconds. Abby Dangor (Photo: Reuven Castro)

Abby Dangor (Photo: Reuven Castro)

About his father's pancreatic cancer: "It's a tough coping, which gives perspective. My father is a very strong man, such a man, a fighter in the Israeli wars and now weak, at home."

Naomi Lvov, who played with you on "The Spectrum," told me: "My father looks like this at first glance or looks, and then suddenly when he is in some character he comes out, and it's really nice to see that." Connecting to her words?

"I am very attached to it. I am a little ashamed, for example, of taking the stage as myself, say in a lecture, it really scares me. I get dry in my mouth. Under a character I am not afraid. In the character I feel free and can take everything out. And I thought - if I were the singer's father, what would I do? I felt I could do everything, stop the movement, everything was possible. And when I go back to being myself, I'm full of fear, deliberation, hesitation. "

Dangor was born and raised in Kiryat Ata, a son of hope, an accountant, and Moses, a director of a petrochemical plant. "I have very sweet parents. They are always with me, always helping and never making movies," says Dangor. "Mum owns everything and cares for everyone non-stop. My dad is the funniest person. I grew up laughing, stretching, going to paste a billboard on neighbors who sell eggs on the car, all kinds of things. He's a condon. He has charisma, he knows how to tell stories, he my inspiration".

For the past year and a half, 74-year-old Moses has been battling pancreatic cancer. "It's small, he did surgery to get out, and he didn't come out completely," Dangor says. "It's a tough coping. But he's not alone. Dad has lots of friends. Sometimes I look at him and say, 'Wow, I don't have as many friends as he has' "I hope I won't be in this situation and be alone, and I'm not currently in a relationship. This coping gives perspective. This thing, all my life I've been anxious about it, even the word itself. I'm cancerous, and once I was scared to even say the word of my luck. In my family. I was very scared of this and suddenly I'm in this department at Rambam Hospital, and now you see it's not as bad as you were afraid. Everyone here in the ward is sick in front of me, such a delusional routine. My father is a very strong man, such a man, such an alpha man, a fighter in the Israeli wars and now he is weak, at home. "

Abby Dangor in the image of the singer's father singing during a Hapoel Tel Aviv match (Photo: Bernie Ardov)

The singer's father sings during a performance of Hapoel Tel Aviv (Photo: Bernie Ardov)

"And thank you for the blessing and the Jewishness, for all the refreshments, that it's always the same refreshment, the salty pastries, the sweet snacks, the soft drinks and the soft drinks, and the hot and hot beverage cups are not"
(Bear, "Michael")

And how do you feel within this coping?

"I took on the role of an optimist. I surprised myself that immediately I entered the frequency of everything would be good. I really want to convince the environment, because I believe it does produce this reality in the end. If my father believes that everything will be good and he will imagine himself Well, then it will be good. It's hard. Sometimes I despair too. I came out that morning for a second season writing of the Michael series, and suddenly it flooded me and I was all in tears. I couldn't come in. I tried to swallow, I swallowed it, At the end I came in. I was told 'what is the matter', and again I burst into tears. At the meeting for just an hour they talked to me about it, because this is such a support group, the Michaels. Peoples come up, and you think about death, but most of the time I repress it. And I have a guilt for not being there all the time. I come every two weeks like that. I know my presence there helps, Dad tells me too. Healing said. He put a hand on him. He is not the person who comes from these things, but now he says - do to me. He is an open person. "

It's good and encouraging that you're not alone. Dad is with family and friends, and you're surrounded by "Michael's", who shared them with you.

"I'm a year and a half into this thing, I've been to a lot of hospitals and surgeries and that. Although I'm a lot in networking and history, I've never written anything about it. And I tried to shoot funny things in a hospital, and I also found, there are funny things in a hospital. : What do I do on Instagram - I'm entertaining or authenticating my real life? It's unpleasant that a person on break from his job will open the story, and have to see cancer and a hospital now. So I preferred to be entertained. , Where the funniest and everything is beautiful. I'm deliberating. Revealing it also has value. It's part of my life right now. "

Avi Dangor in "Dumb" series (courtesy of HOT)

Avi Dangor from the "Dumb" series courtesy of HOT (Photo: Courtesy of HOT, PR)

Have you ever gone to psychological treatment?

"Yes, I've been to a psychologist. I've been to Coaching and Theta Healing so far. It's very interesting, a kind of meditation and a bit of bonding. I also did a course in it. What did I talk to the psychologist about? Guilty. Somehow I always feel guilty. Not something I really did. I think today is less than before. And criticism is a topic that has cost a lot to the psychologist. Being a strict seller makes me the most critical of good friends. It consumes a lot of energy and causes many times to get stuck on things. And take things to heart. I'm not compromising and it's hard to slip things, if I hear something inaccurate from a person I hold a friend with, I will have to find out It can take a while and it can also be a teech, but I'll do it. I feel like I'm not supposed to shut up, as opposed to not talking, I would shut up and keep it in my stomach. Now if there's something bothering me, it starts hurting in my stomach, "We'll be upset inside, until I say it in the end. Compared to friends, I'm less interested in what strangers say, so it wouldn't affect me if I read bad things written about what I did, which wasn't much for me."

Avi Dangor in the play "Michael" (Photo: Itai Weiser)

Avi Dangor in the play "Michael" (Photo: Itai Weiser, PR)

"I talked to the psychologist about feelings of guilt and criticism from good friends, which caused me stomach pain and became turbulent on the inside. I am sensitive and take things to heart"

In 2015, you revealed that you were gay. From a four and a half year perspective, how do you feel about getting out of the closet? How has your life changed in its wake?

"Basically I haven't been in the closet before. Although I didn't live in secret, it was a crazy relief for me. And I want to tell people who are debating - nothing happened, in a good section, I was not adversely affected. A lot of players are debating whether to get out of the closet because they are afraid of getting stuck I don't believe that bands say 'I won't take him' because I came out of the closet. I don't think they would hesitate to take me to a straight role in an affair with someone. As a gay person or talking about it a lot, so you might be less likely to believe him when cast as a straight man. In the series, I can imagine that the band would say, "If we take Assi helped to play a man in the affair with a daughter it won't be credible." But in my case it could happen. Let's say in Vicki and I I was in love with someone.

How did the parents get out of the closet?

"Years after I came out of the closet, I said to my parents, 'What, aren't you talking about this with your friends?' They said, 'No. They didn't ask, so I didn't.' It was obvious that the members knew, and I didn't understand why they were talking to them about it. What, is such a sensitive issue? Probably still terribly sensitive, embarrassingly loaded. Not many, but there are the moms who come with their kids to Pride Parades at the beginning, lifting and drinking. It sounds fun, I wanted that too. "

From the "Michael" series (Photo: Ohad Romano, courtesy of yes)

Michael Avi Dangor (Photo: Ohad Romano, courtesy of yes, PR)

Dobby: "We would sit on the porch where the crumbs fly alone and don't have to sweep, and Rebecca brings her regular refreshments - the crispiness and the creaky with the triple sesame and the sweet transparent juice"
Rebecca: "The sprite, we were kidding, be a lively evening!"
("Michael")

"It is appalling that Education Minister Rafi Peretz will award the Israel Prize to Rabbi Ya'akov Ariel, that 'gays are disabled people who need psychological treatment.' It disgusts me. It does brain damage to young religious, makes them think they should do harm to themselves."

How did you feel when it became known this month that Minister of Education Rafi Peretz will award the Israel Prize in the field of Torah Literature to Rabbi Yaakov Ariel, who said in the past that "gays are disabled people who need psychological treatment" and ruled that no apartment should be rented to a lesbian couple?

"It's just horrifying. It disgusts me. The most painful is that it just does damage to young religious, who don't know what's going on with them. It can actually do them brain damage and make them think they're wrong, that they are screwed and that they need to hurt themselves. And think the Education Minister is doing this? God save him. He has to be the stupid minister. People just panic. Homophobia means they're phobia. And tell him - everything is fine, nothing will happen, people love each other, and that's it. People love, man loves man, what's the problem? "

Itai Weiser, your partner in the work for years, is the partner of Ran Danker, who also hosted the show Michael. How did you feel when he left the closet?

"Ran and I are friends like that. I knew it long before, while it was such a secret secret. I congratulated him when it happened. Everybody who comes out of the closet is kind of like: Wow! There! What a cool! Do you know how heavy it is to keep a secret? fun".

From the "Michael" series (Photo: Ohad Romano, courtesy of yes)

Michael Avi Dangor (Photo: Ohad Romano, courtesy of yes, PR)

As an oriental singer, how do you explain that no known oriental singer or singer has ever left the closet?

"I guess there are houses that aren't ready for that. The singer's father's character has gone a step further than getting out of the closet - he has a trans girlfriend."

And speaking of the father of the singer, much like what happened to the image of Judge, as opposed to some, who claimed that the singer's father crossed the legitimate border of parody and ridiculed Mizrahim with racist scents.

"I received a lot of really good comments during this time, but there was someone who wrote me a long text about racism, ridicule and the continued circle of eastern smirk. I have to admit that I thought for a long time about this text. The conclusion is that there is room for laughing at everyone. Ashkenazim, in "Father of the Singer" I laugh at Mizrahim, in "Dumb" I can laugh at gays. There is something to laugh about. I think I make characters out of love for a character, try to bring her complex and not flat. Only stupid. Sometimes he is smart, even though he is the singer's father. Listen, the singer's father is a strange thing. The lyrics in his songs were a hallucination, for example: 'The gods call humans / Pash consciences good / that knows all the little baby / hating it easy loving. This is not an ordinary Oriental Song ".

After being amazed that Hanoch Levin's song, "London," and its performer Hava Alberstein appeared in the commercial, although Levin objected to collaborating with commercials in his life, now another surprise - albeit a less dramatic one - in the adoption of subversive high-quality theater people into the advertising world. Two characters from "Michael" - Dangor in the form of a bear, and Hila Goldberg in the form of Rebecca - recently posed for a big campaign to go digital insurance from "Insurance Company Training". This is a surprising act, too, because commercialization is not affiliated with the "Michael" people, and also because it is rare to see a mobilized performance in favor of advertising in this era. "Me and Hila actually wrote the commercials. The truth was it was fun to try to make 20 seconds to laugh, to convey a message, but we succeeded and it was a good experience."

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"Look, everyone is doing commercials today. We live in the country, and people need to make a living. The fact that it is insurance makes it a big deal. It's something good. I wouldn't agree to publish harmful things like alcohol and cigarettes. I also wouldn't post Coke, McDonald's and non-vegan foods. Also for $ 1 million. I was once offered a burger and another energy drink, and in both cases I said no. "

Naomi Lvov and Avi Dangor win the grand prize for the best series at the Seoul International Series (Photo: Dana Stern)

Naomi Lvov and Avi Dangor win the grand prize for the best series at the Seoul International Series Festival (Photo: Dana Stern, PR)

For a long time, Dangor has been able to say Arabic, out of passion and not for the purpose, and already mastered the language badly. So does that mean he'll soon be starring in "Pauda"? "Lior Raz is the only person in the entire industry that I went to and told him I wanted to play in his series," he explains. "I am ashamed to say such things to people. I have said to Lior four times already. He did not rule out, saying that he himself wanted to play Michael."

And speaking of dreams: Three of the "Great Land" stars - Asi Cohen, Liat Har Lev and Tom Forest - joined the period or hosted the show "Michael." Do you dream yourself of joining a "great country"?

"There is such a desire, it's a crazy stage. Once I was in the role of a character in some skit. There was a stage where there was some experience, which didn't work so well. But it seems to me that everything is possible. Not disqualified. "In a wonderful country? I have another dream - to do music-related things, in such a real way."

Abby Dangor (Photo: Reuven Castro)

Abby Dangor (Photo: Reuven Castro)

You are forty years old. Have anxiety attacks?

"Listen, this year, white hairs grew in bristles and breasts. We, the men, somehow get out of it cheaper than women. We don't make a hard life on white hair and wrinkles and that. We get out of it unharmed. Men age well."

As someone who has been involved in almost a thousand plays in death, have you ever thought about what your funeral and memorial will look like? What music will play them? Which buffet will be served? And what would be similar to what happens in the show "Michael"?

"I tell you, death is wow. Many times I imagined myself dead, and sad people, and I would fall apart. It seems to me a trigger for what is good for crying. I will probably be buried in Kiryat Ata. The place is beginning to run out there, and I do not like it. I will be buried in a drawer, write down that I do not want to be buried in the drawer. At least I have a locker that no one will open. The catering will be vegan. Cry and who laughs.

"I always had the feeling that I would live a lot, up to the age of 170 or something. And listen, it could happen. The future is here. People are going to live forever. In the play, tens of thousands will meet here again. Of course, after I say all that, I'll die another week, and people will say, "He now said in an article that he felt he would live to be 170." I had a chapter in "The Father of the Singer" with a section in which he plans his death. He wants the music to be played in the surround, two angels or lions come out They have a stream of water from their mouths and it's under pressure that the worms will eat it. Everything's real. That's exactly what I feel. "

Do you want to die on stage?

"At Tzva? I don't want to say anything wrong, but maybe they should be cleaned up a little before that.

Source: walla

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