3.Тем временем, бывшая жена актера, 57-летняя Мелани Гриффит, с которой Бандерас расстался после 18 лет совместной жизни, продолжает тренироваться, чтобы сохранить свою прекрасную фигуру. И упорно сводит татуировку Antonio с правого плеча:

Antonio Banderas uses his perfect smile to promote fresh breath and white teeth in new TV advert
By J J ANISIOBI
PUBLISHED: 15:21 GMT, 13 February 2013 | UPDATED: 07:47 GMT, 14 February 2013
Surely, there is nobody better suited to show off the benefits of keeping teeth clean and healthy than Antonio Banderas.
The gorgeous Hollywood actor has filmed a hilarious new advert in which he breaks up with junk food.
The 52-year-old Spaniard stars in a new television commercial for Wrigley's Extra sugarfree gum and clearly had a ball filming it.

The advert, entitled Break Up With Lingering Food, sees Banderas speaking candidly to a collection of animated and mischievous food characters.
The break up is ironically set to air on Valentine's Day, and will encourage consumers to chew Extra gum after eating food in order to break-up with food that lingers in the mouth.
As a star of Puss in Boots and Shrek 2, Antonio is more than used to working with animation and the behind-the-scenes footage shows just how much fun he had talking to a doughnut.
Opening in a restaurant viewers see the Desperado star finishing off a meal when he detects a hint of food lingering in his mouth.

As he does so, the food he just ate comes to life in the form of the animated Food Gang, made up of popular foods including a doughnut and a cute cupcake.
Banderas does his best to rid himself of the food by attempting to break-up with the characters, leaning across the table, commenting, 'Look, lunch is over, so this is over'.
As the doughnut character anxiously tries to salvage the relationship saying: 'Is this a break up?' the dialogue between the pair, building on the clichéd Hollywood romantic break-up scene, plays out until Banderas takes out a packet of Extra gum and pops it in his mouth.
As he does so, the animated food characters are blown away by the powerful cleaning force of the sugarfree gum, cementing his break-up with the lovable doughnut.

After filming was done Antonio said: 'Animation is a particular passion of mine, so to be able to play alongside an animated character, as opposed to doing the voice over for one, was something completely new for me.
'Working with the infamous Food Gang has been a lot of fun. However, I did find that I had to concentrate even more as working alongside a doughnut who can quite easily steal a scene was a little unnerving!'
Pamela Bower-Nye, UK & Ireland Marketing Director, commented: 'As part of our Eat Drink Chew campaign, we wanted to create something really fun for 2013, which personified our consumer's relationship with food.
'While we all love to eat and drink, some foods leave a lingering effect on teeth, and can be difficult to get rid of. Antonio brilliantly brings this scenario to life with the help of his Food Gang friends.
'The intention was to communicate the oral care benefits of chewing Extra gum after eating and drinking in a light-hearted and engaging way.'
To find out more and watch exclusive content including behind the scenes footage and images from the ad set, simply visit: wwwwrigley.com/uk/brands/extra