Linkin Park, Pastizzi And Gladiator II: Here Are Maltese Politicians’ Guilty Pleasures, Go-To Artists, And Favourite Movies
As the year draws to a close, we’re taking a lighthearted peek into the habits and quirks of Malta’s political figures. Ever wondered what some of the country’s most important politicians are binge-watching to unwind after a long day?
We have, so we decided to take a look at the guilty pleasures, favourite TV shows and films, and go-to song artists of personalities and politicians who have dominated our feeds this year:
1. Roberta Metsola
Guilty pleasure
“Testing as many pastizzi outlets as possible.”
Favourite movie or TV show
“Slow Horses.”
Go-to song or artist
“Haha probably ‘Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?’ By Taylor Swift. It became a bit of a go-to anthem for so many young supporters outraged at the inexplicable decision of the authorities to ban me from TV coverage during the election campaign.
2. Bernard Grech
Guilty pleasure
“A glass of good red wine.”
Favourite movie or TV show
“Movie: Challengers. TV Show: Forged in Fire.”
Go-to song or artist
“Mia Martini.”
3. Byron Camilleri
Guilty pleasure
“Ice-cream.”
Favourite movie and TV show
“Gladiator II, partly shot in Malta.”
Go-to song or artist
“The return of Linkin Park – The Emptiness Machine.“
4. Miriam Dalli
Guilty pleasure
“Watching cooking videos even though I will probably never make the recipes.”
Favourite movie or TV show
“Definitely the eight-episode series From Scratch, based on the memoir From Scratch: A Memoir of Love, Sicily and Finding Home.”
Go-to song or artist
“Angel of My Dreams, the debut solo single by Jade.”
5. Arnold Cassola
Guilty pleasure
“Transgressing my rule not to eat cholesterol based food.”
Favourite movie or TV show
“‘Report’ on RAi; ‘Le Iene’ Mediaset.”
Go-to song or artist
“Usual sixties – seventies classics…tipo Barbara Ann.”
What was your guilty pleasure, favourite movie and go-to song of 2024?
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