In an interview with GQ magazine, the 58-year-old actor revealed that he is thinking of retiring from the scene and that the next quarter or at most half of the year could be that of farewell. Meanwhile, “Bullet Train” will be released at the cinema on 25 August
For now, the only thing Brad Pitt has really said goodbye to is cigarettes (“I’m at an age where they don’t do me any good”), but very soon he might even stop acting, because he feels the time is coming. just to do it. “I think I have reached the last stage of my career, the final semester or quarter,” reveals the 58-year-old actor in an interview with GQ who dedicated the August issue to him. He still does not know which path to follow to put an end to a thirty-year career, full of satisfactions and awards (read the 2020 Oscar for “Once upon a time in … Hollywood”), but what is certain is that there is thinking.
“What will this chapter tell? How do I want to structure it? », Are the questions that he asks himself and to which he is not yet able to give an answer. «In this moment the greatest gift of life is joy – he admits -. Before, I always moved with the currents, drifting. I think I have spent years in depression and it was only when I was able to come to terms with this, trying to embrace all sides of myself – the good and the bad – that I was able to capture these moments of joy. Now I feel happy ».
And it is precisely in the name of this newfound happiness that he is thinking of closing with Hollywood to devote himself to other things he likes, such as sculptures (during the pandemic he learned to work ceramics) and furniture (in middle school he followed a carpentry workshop ). «I am one of those creatures who speak through art – the actor confesses -. All I want is to create. When I don’t, I feel a bit like I’m dying ».
However, judging by the number of projects he is working on and which see him involved both in first person (on August 25th “Bullet Train” will be released and in December “Babylon”, both with Margot Robbie) and through his production company Plan B Entertainment (this year “Women who speak”, an adaptation of the novel by Miriam Toews and “Blonde”, the highly anticipated Netflix film about Marilyn Monroe, will be released), the farewell to the cinema does not seem so close.
June 23, 2022 (change June 23, 2022 | 22:47)
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