Patience is known to be a virtue - but Florian David Fitz can not show it
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The German actor ('Men's Heart') admits that he can not always keep his composure. In an interview with 'Ricore' he reveals the situations in which he can burst out. "In traffic, like any other person, I'm really terrible. That drives me very quickly to the white heat. Everyone is going crazy, "said the 36-year-old from Munich. He continues, "Besides, I'm impatient, but I try to keep it under control. Sometimes I would like to come up with results faster or not listen to a story for the twentieth time. "In his new movie 'Vincent Will Meer', for which he also wrote the screenplay, Fitz takes on the role of the 27-year-old title hero, who died on the Tourette's syndrome is characterized by the appearance of tics such as involuntary movements and exclamations. In contact with this conspicuous illness came the serial and film actor for the first time by a former teacher. "It gave me a first impression of the disease. Before that, I did not even know what Tourette is, "he reveals about the history of the road movie. "Then I saw a report on TV that made a string in me vibrate. There was one who had strong Tourette with many physical tics. He had a very restless body but a peaceful mind. I thought, Wow! How does he get that peace if I can not do it without Tourette? ' I wanted to describe this inner journey. "Theatrical release is the 22nd of April.
