Jeremy Robust isn’t holding again his true ideas about that profile.
The Succession star lastly addressed a 2021 New Yorker interview that went viral after his buddies and Hollywood colleagues criticized how he was portrayed.
“What do I say about it?” Robust advised Self-importance Truthful in an interview printed Sept. 2. “It was one thing that, for me, felt like a reasonably profound betrayal of belief.”
The December article described Robust’s allegedly intense performing methodology, with co-star Brian Cox saying, “I simply fear about what he does to himself. I fear concerning the crises he places himself via as a way to put together.”
Now, Robust says, the profile “perhaps finally mentioned extra concerning the particular person writing it and their perspective, which is a sound perspective, than it did about who I really feel I’m and what I am about.”
As for the widespread response to the article? “The noise and the fog after it: I feel it is one thing that, I suppose, what I care about finally is attempting to really feel as free as potential as an actor,” famous the actor behind Kendall Roy. “A part of that’s attempting to insulate your self from all of that, and what individuals may say about you or take into consideration you. It’s important to free your self from that.”
