Interviews: The Mancini Saga – Snap Shot
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Q: Antonio, if you could tell the readers one thing about yourself that wasn’t in your book, what would it be?
A. I miss my dad. Maybe the reader knows that, but it was tough when he died. I was only fourteen and things just haven’t been the same without him. Plus, I bet he would have been proud of me making it all the way to Hollywood.
Q. Anyone who has ever lost someone can surely relate. You’ve been in California for two years. What are the biggest differences between California and New York that you’ve noticed?
A. I love the weather in California. Yet, there’s relatively no season change. I think Californians miss out on the opportunity to see the seasons in its entirety.
Q. Candace. What’s she like?
A. A smart ass (chuckles). Actually, she’s stubborn yet determined. She’s one of those girls, (clears his throat) excuse me, women that is beautiful on the inside and outside, yet she doesn’t know it. I love her passion and her dedication to her work and to me of course. That day on the beach when I met her, was the best day of my life.
Q. Any future movies?
A. I sure hope so. I’m not ready for my career to end just yet.
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Q: Candace, if you could tell the readers one thing about yourself that wasn’t in your book, what would it be?
A. I’m a tomboy at heart. When I was a kid, I loved climbing trees and getting dirty. As I grew up and became a woman, I had to stop having that kind of fun.
Q. How did you feel when you were told about your past?
A. Shocked! That’s the only word that attempts to sum up my feelings.
Q. Any babies in the future?
A. (Nervous giggle) Maybe someday.
Q. Your thoughts about Antonio?
A. A great actor and an amazing man. He comes from a really wholesome family, and I like that. I can’t imagine my life without him.
