L’intervista più alta, intima e profonda che abbia mai ricevuto: Don Luigi Verdi intervista Scanzi

Hanging out with Gigi is hard, guys, I'm telling you. Okay, let's try, come on. Well. Well done, well done.

So, good evening everyone, and this is the first time we've done something together and we're trying. So, I believe that it's not the ideas that change us, it's the encounters, because if the basic point is ideas you get lost, you find nothing, but the encounters are something else. I distinguish between true friends and foolish ones.

True friends are there when you need them, you just don't see the other ones. Second, true friends don't want you to be like them. They're very happy that you're different from them, the fake ones want you to be the same as them and that's about it . And the third thing is that true friends

tell you when you're wrong and don't pander. If you do something stupid, they'll stick you on the wall because they love you. And so I would like it to be this, perhaps what was missing between Andrea and I was this moment in which we could be direct in a courageous way. However, friendships are important

because they lighten the path and caress the wings. I think we are different, but we have something in common. I was born in San Giovanni Valdardo, but my father was in Arezzo, near Anghiari, between Anghiari and Arezzo. And I believe that we are both infected by Piero della Francesca. I love the Madonna del Parto, but also

all the other works. You see he has this very aristocratic attitude in the figures, but in the end the hands and clothes are very peasant. Andrea a bit like that. The idea is very aristocratic, but it has a very peasant soul and like Piero I believe that we are both very shy, elusive,