Oscar Magrini, a TV heartthrob in the 1990s, revealed he experienced days of intense street harassment during the period he participated in the soap opera "O Rei do Gado" (1996). In the plot, he played the character Ralf, a scoundrel. The actor said he suffered from women grabbing his butt, giving "finger pokes," and putting phone numbers in his pocket. According to Magrini, he never complained because he considers it part of the role.
On the "Davvero" podcast, the actor also talked about his 36-year marriage to actress Matilde Mastrangi, known as a muse of the pornochanchada genre. The two met in 1990. Magrini revealed that she is eight and a half years older than him and that he always sought her advice.
The actor admitted that he has made mistakes throughout the relationship, saying that "every man has messed up." However, he stated that the secret to a lasting marriage lies in constant dialogue and mutual understanding. For him, marriage is not easy and requires that each person understands the other and takes care of the relationship so that it bears fruit.
Magrini completed his reflection by saying that men and women are completely different people, which is why they are individuals, and concluded with humor by stating that "women are the ones in charge."
