Lega, Bud Spencer’s daughter: “Grateful for Giorgetti’s quote but his battles were not political”

A reminder that is pleasing and testifies to the fact that Bud Spencer has left a “good mark” in everyone. Both to the right and to the left. Cristiana Pedersoli, daughter of Bud Spencer, shows gratitude to the references to her father made by the Minister of Economic Development Giancarlo Giorgetti contained in the book by Bruno Vespa ‘Why Mussolini ruined Italy (and how Draghi is healing it)’ out tomorrow with Mondadori Rai Libri. “Matteo – said Giorgetti – is used to being a blockbuster in western films. I proposed to him to be a supporting actor in an Oscar nominated drama. It is difficult to put Bud Spencer and Meryl Streep in the same film. And I don’t know what he decided… “Despite the satisfaction, however, Pedersoli specifies that the ‘battles’ of Bud Spencer and Terence Hill” cannot be united with politics “. “Bud Spencer – Cristiana Pedersoli tells AdnKronos – has often been evoked, he has been remembered with jokes both on the right and on the left. This transversality makes me smile because it is evidently appreciated a little by everyone. This makes me very happy because it left a good mark in the ‘child and genuine heart’ of each one of us without political signals either of one verse or another. This gratifies me a lot, and they are things that make me smile, as long as they are done with irony and affection “. “I believe – adds Pedersoli – that probably a reference has been made to my father because, once, Salvini made a joke saying that he and Di Maio were like Bud Spencer and Terence Hill. ‘strong reference is made to Bud Spencer and Terence Hill because in some way they represent the struggle of feelings, of ideas. weaker. It was cathartic, for a good purpose. Their fistfights were bogus because there was no blood, there was no bruising, there was nothing. They were symbolic to make people understand when it is necessary to stop with injustices “. Bud Spencer, remembers his daughter in this regard,” was peaceful in life, he was the good giant, the personification of good who fights evil. His films like ‘Banana Joe’ certainly had social themes, they fought the slow bureaucracy but it was a general discourse and not a specific one “, he concludes.