Yehuda Levi Discusses New Role as Father and Security Official in 'The Escape'
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Actor Yehuda Levi is embracing his new role as a father to his daughter, Naya Dafni, calling it the greatest love of his life. He also stars as a former security official in the new drama series "The Escape," which premieres tomorrow. Levi learned of his daughter's impending arrival during filming in South America. He finds fatherhood to be a profound experience that connects him with his true self.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Actor Yehuda Levi finds fatherhood to be his greatest love and a profound self-discovery.
- Levi stars as a former security official in the new drama series "The Escape."
- His daughter, Naya Dafni, was born in March to Levi and partner Dana Frider.
- He learned of his daughter's impending arrival while filming "The Escape" in South America.
- The series "The Escape" explores themes of cults and psychological manipulation.
Israeli actor Yehuda Levi has shared his thoughts on his new role as a father to his daughter, Naya Dafni, and his character in the upcoming drama series "The Escape." Levi and his partner, actress and singer Dana Frider, became parents for the first time in March. He learned they were expecting a daughter while filming "The Escape" in South America, a series where he plays a former senior security official with a painful personal history. Levi described his paternal role as "the greatest love I've ever had in my life," an unconditional love that he feels brings him face-to-face with himself. He noted his daughter's ability to sense authenticity, stating, "She sees through my soul." Levi also discussed the series "The Escape," which he described as being based on several stories woven into one, exploring themes of cults and psychological manipulation. His character connects with another individual who feels trapped, triggering memories from his past. Levi mentioned that his daughter recognizes him, even though she was not yet born during the filming of the series. He expressed that spending time with his daughter is currently his main focus, humorously questioning why he is even doing the interview. The series premiere is scheduled for tomorrow on Keshet 12.
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