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Javier Bardem Says 'Enough Is Enough' on Wealth During La Revuelta Visit

He framed money as a tool to secure his family, including a public nod to migrant‑rights work in Ceuta.

Overview

  • The actor sat for an interview on La Revuelta with host David Broncano and Victoria Luengo to promote Rodrigo Sorogoyen’s film El ser querido, in a segment broadcast this week.
  • When asked about his fortune Bardem gave no figures and said he has “more than I imagined and less than people suppose,” adding that “enough is enough” as his guiding stance on money.
  • He said having sufficient resources matters so he can protect his family, offer stability and help people close to him rather than chase endless accumulation.
  • The interview mixed promotion with personal detail: Bardem recounted a first date with Penélope Cruz in London and used the same nonnumeric line to answer a question about recent sex.
  • Bardem also voiced support for an unnamed organization that defends migrants’ human rights on Spain’s southern border, singling out its work in Ceuta and drawing attention to local humanitarian efforts.