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BRAD PITT THINKS HE'S ON
THE LAST LEG OF HIS CAREER.
ALTHOUGH NEARING THE LAST STOP,
HE'S JUST ABOUT TO RELEASE
BULLET TRAIN, WITH SONY IN AUGUST.
IT'S AN END TO AN ERA, WHEN BRAD PITT FINALLY DECIDES TO STOP MAKING MOVIES. IT SEEMS HE'S TAKING THE TIME TO CONTEMPLATE HOW HE WOULD LIKE TO END HIS CAREER, LIKE HIS COLLABORATOR TARANTINO, WHO ALSO SAID HE WILL STOP MAKING FILMS SOON.
Four paragraphs into GQ’s new Brad Pitt cover story, titled “Brad Pitt’s Wildest Dreams” from Ottessa Moshfegh, the Oscar-winning superstar is eyeing the end — of his career.
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“I consider myself on my last leg,” a “ruminative” Pitt, 58, says of contemplating this next, and final, phase of his career. “This last semester or trimester. What is this section gonna be? And how do I wanna design that?”
BRAD PITT'S NEWEST FILM, BULLET TRAIN, IS SET TO RELEASE IN AUGUST, ABOUT AN ASSASSIN WHO'S BACK ON THE JOB AFTER RECENTLY DEALING WITH BURNOUT.
IN THE ARTICLE HE SAYS HE'S BEEN SOBER FOR SIX YEARS AND LEARNED A LOT FROM A PRIVATE MENS GROUP.
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AS AN ARTIST, WHO HAS HELPED OTHER MEN STRUGGLING WITH ADDICTION I KNOW HOW IMPORTANT IT IS TO HAVE A GROUP OF TRUSTED LIKE-MINDED INDIVIDUALS.
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HE ALSO GOES ON TO SAY THAT ONCE HE DOES STOP ACTING PROFESSIONALLY, HE STILL PLANS TO MAKE ART. HE SAYS THAT IF HE'S NOT MAKING ART HE FEELS LIKE HE'S DYING.
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I THINK THAT THIS URGE TO CREATE ALLOWS EVERY ARTIST TO SURVIVE THE CRAZY UPS AND DOWNS OF LIFE.
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