18 March,2018 12:27 PM IST | New Delhi | IANS
English actor Jake Weber visited India when he was a child, and says he saw poverty, hardship and sickness in the country. The actor, known for "The Blacklist" and "Homeland", hopes things have changed since then.
"I was in India when I was eight years old. My mother was living with a holy man somewhere in the mountains. And I have not been to India since then," Weber told IANS.
His memories of the country are rather grim.
"I remember, as a child and I hope it is very different now, but as a child I remember there was a lot of visible poverty, hardship and sickness and people on the streets. It was very sad," he added.
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The actor has worked in films like "Dawn of the Dead", "Into My Heart", "Meet Joe Black", "White House Down", "U-571" and "Learning to Drive", which was aired in India earlier this month on AXN.
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