Brad Pitt announces he will act even less in the future

Brad Pitt has no plans to retire, but he is preparing to appear even less often than he already does on the big screen. In an interview with The New York Times, the actor qualifies the current actor landscape as "younger man's game" and claims that he has no plans to play in many new movies. The time that Pitt becomes actor will become more rare.

"It's less for me, it's less because I have other things to do," says Pitt. "When you feel that you have finally put your arms around something, it's time to go get something else."

The New York Times notes that Pitt has become increasingly interested in sculpture and landscaping over the years, in addition to his role as a prolific producer in Hollywood with his production company Plan B Entertainment. Plan B contributed to the production of three Oscar winners of the best film: "12 Years a Slave" (for which Pitt won the Oscar for Best Film as a Producer), "Moonlight" and "The Departed". The company's films also include The Lost City of Z, Okja, Selma, Beautiful Boy and The Last Black Man in San Francisco.

Pitt has already stepped back in the last decade. Prior to 2019, Pitt's last major role was in 2017 as a lead role in David Michôd's War Machine. The release of Netflix has been largely ignored by critics and the public. destinies. Pitt is currently back in force in 2019 thanks to Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," in which he is seen as a lock for Oscar nominations for Best Supporting Actor, and "Ad Astra" by James Gray rave reviews at the Venice Film Festival (read the review of IndieWire here).

Many fans of Brad Pitt hoped that the resurgence of the actor in 2019 (and the potential nomination for the Oscars in 2020) would convince the actor to appear more often in the movies, but that does not seem to be the case. Pitt's comment about doing even less than he does already means that moviegoers will have to cherish 2019 for his double dose of the actor. "Hollywood" continues to play in national theaters, while "Ad Astra" will open on September 20th from Fox / Disney.

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