Brad Pitt, an actor, takes his craft very seriously. So much so, that he rejects watching porn — not because of any moral objections to the medium, but because the acting is bad. He discusses his acting philosophy in a new Esquire interview, where he first took aim at soccer stars, criticizing their acting abilities when “flopping” to exaggerate a foul. Pitt claims he has “a whole curriculum” on flopping and wants to teach Neymar. “It’s one of those things that’s accepted but that no one likes — like forties acting, when the female actors would swoon… Bad acting drives me crazy. It’s why I can’t watch porn,” he said.
Pitt declined to offer any more details beyond this comment, which is maybe for the best. The 62-year-old actor and producer did divulge a lot about his life in the new Esquire interview, confessing that he once was “suicidal” about “family stuff” (Angelina Jolie accused Pitt of abuse in 2022; Pitt denied the accusations via a representative). Pitt also revealed that after seven years of sobriety, he’s “off the wagon” again; though he feels he’s able to control his drinking to a much greater degree now.
Upcoming Film Projects
Pitt stars in the upcoming Once Upon a Time in Hollywood spinoff film The Adventures of Cliff Booth, out in theaters on November 25th and on Netflix beginning on December 23rd.
In conclusion, Brad Pitt has proven once again that he is a serious and dedicated actor who values good acting above all else. His comments on bad acting in porn and his criticism of soccer stars’ acting abilities when “flopping” are just a few examples of his passion for the craft. With his upcoming film The Adventures of Cliff Booth set to release soon, fans can expect to see more of his exceptional acting skills on the big screen.
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