This Article is From Jan 07, 2013

Anthony Hopkins revisits childhood home

Anthony Hopkins revisits childhood home

The 75-year-old acting icon arrived at the property in Port Talbot with his wife Stella and two bodyguards and asked Chris Trainor and his partner Carly Culver if he could look around.

Highlights

  • Hitchcock star Anthony Hopkins stunned a couple in his native Wales over the festive season by dropping by unannounced to the house where he was born.
  • The 75-year-old acting icon arrived at the property in Port Talbot with his wife Stella and two bodyguards and asked Chris Trainor and his partner Carly Culver if he could look around.
  • Hopkins explored the home for 30 minutes and posed for pictures with the couple, who he offered to host if they ever visited Los Angeles, reported Daily Mail online.
  • "I looked out of the window and caught sight of a chauffeur and he told me he was taking Anthony and his wife to London. Then Sir Anthony Hopkins popped his head out of the car window and said to me, 'How are you?," Trainor said.
  • "I knew from the previous owner that Sir Anthony had been born in this house and spent a number of years living there, so I asked him in. He had a really good look around the house and said he was born in my daughter's bedroom.
  • "He said he has got a place in LA and would send us a postcard with his details on it. He said we could visit. At one point his wife revealed that Sir Anthony would be interested in buying this house from me. I made a joke about it at the time, but if they do make an offer, I'll definitely have to consider it," he added.
London: Hitchcock star Anthony Hopkinsstunned a couple in his native Wales over the festive seasonby dropping by unannounced to the house where he was born.

The 75-year-old acting icon arrived at the property inPort Talbot with his wife Stella and two bodyguards and askedChris Trainor and his partner Carly Culver if he could lookaround.

Hopkins explored the home for 30 minutes and posed forpictures with the couple, who he offered to host if they evervisited Los Angeles, reported Daily Mail online.

"I looked out of the window and caught sight of achauffeur and he told me he was taking Anthony and his wife toLondon. Then Sir Anthony Hopkins popped his head out of thecar window and said to me, 'How are you?," Trainor said.

"I knew from the previous owner that Sir Anthony had beenborn in this house and spent a number of years living there,so I asked him in. He had a really good look around the houseand said he was born in my daughter's bedroom.

"He said he has got a place in LA and would send us apostcard with his details on it. He said we could visit. Atone point his wife revealed that Sir Anthony would beinterested in buying this house from me. I made a joke aboutit at the time, but if they do make an offer, I'll definitelyhave to consider it," he added.
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