Hopkins Keeps Wales Close, Even When Navigating It on Google Maps
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Sir Anthony Hopkins, Port Talbot-born and Hollywood legendary, says he still returns to Wales in his mind almost daily, often revisiting his old streets via Google Maps; as he releases his first album inspired by childhood memories, he recalls Bracken Road lemon curd sandwiches and credits his Welsh upbringing—dreams that began at Port Talbot's Plaza Cinema—with shaping his identity and artistry.
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