Joe Pantolianoknown for their role as Ralph Cifaretto in "Sopranos"He contemplates the relocation from the US for his discomfort with the current political climate.

In the new interview, the actor hinted that he could move to Portugal as he finds a pretty "uncomfortable" to live now.

Pantoliano joined the list of famous serious relocation considerations abroad in response to the growing discomfort with the political climate in the United States.

Speaking of the Prime Minister "Tuccija in Italy", the 73-year-old actor did not stay in his dissatisfaction.

"I'm so uncomfortable with the nature of what's going on in our country and I just want to run for the hills," he said Page six.

With more than 150 executed, Pantoliano admitted that the stay focused on his work became increasingly difficult for worrying titles dominated in news.

"It's hard for me to think about human bullshit as he made a TV show," he said. "The world is on fire, I'm hard to concentrate."

Pantoliano also shared that he and his wife Nancy Sheppard recently returned from Portugal, the state he says they both are both.

"We really love him there," he shared. But their admiration is mitigated by concerns, especially after spreading obscenation of recently affected parts of Portugal and Spain.

"They just hit the cyber attack," he guessed, "And I think it's just a rehearsal for what will happen here."

In the light of his growing concern, Pantoliano shared that he kept an emergency cash at home, not a large sum, but enough to endure him for a few weeks as needed.

"I hear a lot of money at home, not much, but enough to take me for a few weeks," he said.

Pantoliano added, half a joke, whether some thieves searching that there is no good luck because it was "buried and no tickets!"

The actor also dealt with the topic of relocation on Instagram, speaking followers to explore the possibility of relocation.

"We actually looked at the visas so we could live a part of time there, or most of the time. It's a great place to retire," Pantoliano discovered. "It just suits me. I like to walk ... I take incredible walks there. They had a blackout, I mean, Spain the whole ... half of Europe, France, Spain, Portugal."

He added: "I didn't, maybe it's a troy dress for what's going to happen here. You need to think about it. You need to think about it, and I wish I could understand why it doesn't understand."

Long-term actor character, Pantoliano was honest because of his lifelong battles with depression and various dependences, including prescription medications and alcohol.

It is often discussed about ways in which people try to cancel emotional pain or fill in the inner void.

"Find something that fills the void - masturbation, meditation - doesn't matter," he said Page six On the event 2020. for the movie "Drift".

"You have a drink and go," Ah, this is the feeling I was looking for ". You're trying to fill him."

Despite the successful Hollywood career and love family, Pantoliano said he could not escape that the fight eventually inspired him not to be joking, and they do not ask the mercury of mental health and ending the stigma around the mental illness.

It is also the reason why he deeply respects public figures such as Prince Harry, who opened about their battles of mental health.