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Antonio Banderas says his 2017 heart attack changed the way he views life and influenced major decisions he made afterward.
The actor recalled experiencing chest pains at his home in Surrey, England, nearly a decade ago. His longtime partner Nicole Kimpel gave him aspirin before emergency responders took him to hospital, where doctors performed surgery and placed three stents in his arteries.
Following the health scare, Banderas said he quit smoking and moved back to his hometown of Málaga, Spain.
He told PEOPLE that the experience made him reconsider how he spent his time and helped him focus on things that mattered most to him.
Since returning to Málaga, Banderas has invested in local projects, including the Teatro del Soho CaixaBank, where he produces plays and musicals, as well as several restaurants in the city.
His interest in food and culture also influenced his decision to appear in the upcoming biopic *Tony*, where he plays a chef connected to the early life of Anthony Bourdain, portrayed by Dominic Sessa.
Banderas said he was drawn to the project because he viewed Bourdain’s work as being about more than food, describing it as a reflection on life and human experiences.
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