“Do not go into franchises!” Brad Pitt warns the young generation against superhero films
The 61 -year -old actor advises the young guard, obsessed with the idea of joining a big saga.
If he made a brief wink appearance in Deadpool 2 A few years ago, Brad Pitt has always been held at a distance from superheroic universes. And outside the trilogy Ocean’s Elevenhe largely avoided the great Hollywood sagas. Make the job far from franchises, a vision he advises to young Hollywood stars he meets on the sets, as Damson Idris In F1, the film.
In full promotion, the 61 -year -old actor explains to the “New Heights” podcast (hosted by the Travis brothers and Jason Kelce) his worried about the next generation:
“I like to see what the new generation brings. They have fun more than us at the time. They take themselves less seriously. We were more rigid, everything had to turn around the pure game. We should not be selling ‘.”
But the favorite actor of David Fincher recognizes that it also goes with the increasing pressure around franchises and superhero films:
“The young actors of today are trapped in this idea: you have to be in a franchise, you have to make a superhero film. But no! It’s not obliged. Me, I say to them: ‘Do not go! These franchises will die!'”
A warning that echoes that of Leonardo DiCaprio, his partner in Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood, who would have given a similar council to Timothée Chalamet: avoid capes and sticky!
