Anthony Hopkins grooving to an Italian song is a whole mood

One of the most revered and prolific Hollywood actors Sir Anthony Hopkins is 85. But it seems age is just a number for him. Confused? The Hollywood star on Instagram shared a video of him grooving to the beats of an Italian song. The actor, who is standing in the kitchen area of his home, is dishing out some major “Sunday vibes.” The clip shows the Oscar-winning actor waving his arms to the Dean Martin song “Mambo Italiano.” Inspired by Italian food he seems to have been cooking in the kitchen, the actor played the classic tune and grooved to the lyrics, “try an enchilada with a fish baccala, hey goomba, I love how you dance rumba.”

Dressed in black casuals, the four-time BAFTA winner broke out into a large smile at the end of the video, as he looked straight toward the camera and started to move out of the kitchen.

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It seemed like the actor trying to cook Italian, considering the kitchen was stocked with uncooked pasta, some bottles of pesto sauce, and a pile of plates. “Hey goomba do you like how I dance the rumba…?

Sunday vibe,” he wrote in the caption.

As soon as Hopkins shared the video, many took to the comment section and praised his energetic moves. Some also complimented how overjoyed he looked while dancing to the song.

A fan wrote, “I am very glad to see You in good health and in a great mood! You are wonderful!”, while another one wrote, “Nothing better to wake up to than Anthony Hopkins jammin in the kitchen.”

“Never stop being wonderful,” a third fan wrote.


“I love this kitchen and the dance made me smile,” another fan commented.

Speaking about the song, ‘Mambo Italiano’ was originally written by Bob Merrill in 1854 for Rosemary Clooney.

On the professional front, in a career spanning around seven decades, Sir Anthony Hopkins has worked in a series of acclaimed films like Hannibal, The Silence of the Lambs, The Father, and many others.