In talks with Mexican TV show "Hoy," Cuban actor William Levy confessed "La Tempestad" is nowhere near the last telenovela he shot in Mexico. He also admitted that he loved working in the country.
"I love to work in Mexico. The country, the people, the food, the atmosphere, the work. I always try and work in places that I like to be at...I don't want to leave Mexico. I want to keep working here," said Levy, according to Latin Gossip.
The 33-year-old Cuban hearthrob will also take Hollywood by storm! It was recently announced his upcoming film, "Addicted," has finally been given a release date.
Lionsgate announced that the Billie Woodruff-directed film will be released on March 14, 2014. The movie tells the story of a woman whose sex addiction threatens to ruin her family life.
The release of the film marks Levy's first major film in Hollywood. The actor will also appear in Tyler Perry's "Single Mom's House" next year, which also stars Amy Smart, Marlene Forte, Eddie Cibrian and Perry. That film will be released in May 2014. Levy is best known for his work on "Dancing with the Stars" and "Single Ladies." He has also worked on a number of Mexican soap operas including his latest "La Tempestad," which starred Ximena Navarrete and Daniela Romo. He also starred in "Truinfo del Amor," "Cuidado con el Angel" and "Sotilegio."
"Addicted" also stars Kat Graham ("17 Again"), Boris Kodjoe ("Brown Sugar"), Sharon Leal ("Dreamgirls"), Emayatzy Corinealdi ("Middle of Nowhere"), Tyson Beckford ("Make me a Supermodel") and Tasha Smith ("Jumping the Broom"). The movie was shot in Atlanta, Ga. earlier this year.
In addition, according to Latin Gossip, Levy will also star alongside Jada Pinkett Smith in a new film titled "Salsa."
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