Announced that he retired from the performance eight years ago, Daniel Day-Lewis He revealed that he regretted making the declaration public. The three-time Oscar winner, 67, recently spoke frankly about his decision to leave Hollywood and his subsequent decision to return to the screen.
“Looking back now – I'll do a good job and shut up for sure,” Day Lewis said in an interview Rolling stones Before his upcoming film premieres. The legendary actor described his retirement announcement as “a grand nonsense like this.”
The heroic performer shocked the entertainment industry after announcing his retirement in 2017 as he was in Paul Thomas Anderson Phantom line. But Day-Lewis now clarifies that the decision will never be permanent. “I really never intended to retire. I just stopped doing that particular type of work so that I could do other work,” he explained.
Day-Lewis Return to Action sea anemonea movie directed by his 27-year-old son Ronan Day-Lewis. The project is very different from his previous high-profile works, representing a closer collaboration between father and son. “I have some residual sadness because I know Ronan will continue to make movies and I'm getting rid of the movies,” the actor revealed.
The decision to work with his son rekindled Lewis' passion for the performance. He shared: “As we get older, it takes longer to find the way back to where the stove burns again.
Despite his love for spacecraft, Day-Lewis admits that his strong performance method has paid for years of personal losses. He admitted: “This work has always been something I like. I never stopped loving work. But there are certain aspects of the lifestyle associated with it that I will never associate with.” The actor described the feeling of “digging” after completing the project, especially following it. Phantom line.
This is not the first time Lewis has gotten out of the show. He had previously had an extended break in 1997 Martin Scorsese' New York Gangs. “Obviously, I'm accused of retirement twice now. I never thought about retiring! I just wanted to do something else for a while,” he said.
sea anemone Follow a middle-aged man, Sean BeanThey venture into the woods and reconnect with his estranged hermit brother, portrayed by Den Lewis. Compared to Day-Lewis' previous blockbuster projects, the film represents a more inclusive work that allows him to explore action in different situations.
While Day-Lewis admits “are some reservations about returning to the public world again,” his son’s involvement makes the project irresistible. The actor revealed that Ronan “knows well that if I didn't, he wouldn't have done that.”
The film is scheduled to be released in Selected Theatres on October 3, before it expands nationwide through the Focus feature on October 10. Day-Lewis’ return not only marks a personal milestone, but also marks the continuation of his artistic legacy through collaboration with the next generation of filmmakers.
