Demi Moore has shared one of the main things she looks for before taking on any role or project.
The actress was recently seen in Popularhost Sean Evans asked her to elaborate on her previous comments substance The script could be “something extraordinary, or it could be an absolute disaster.”
“It does mean it holds something worth risking,” Moore said of her latest body horror film, in which she plays Elizabeth opposite Margaret Qualley’s Sue Rival play.
this U.S. Army Jane The actress continued, “I feel the same way. ghost Because it has so many different genres mixed together, I really think, “This could be amazing, or it could be a fucking disaster.” Either way, it usually says, “Step in.” Take the risk.” Roll the dice. Let’s see what happens.
In 1990, Moore starred opposite the late Patrick Swayze in the supernatural romantic thriller, which ended up being an unexpected box office success, grossing over $500 million.
In the episode, Evans also asked feud The star, who has appeared in dozens of projects throughout her acting career, opened up about what she sees as the biggest existential threat to filmmaking.
“I think it’s going to be a loss of the moviegoing experience,” Moore responded. “I think the risk – not just in movies but in life in general – is that we’re moving towards too much isolation. I think it’s our shared experiences that allow us to connect to each other when we have those shared experiences. Although I really Love streaming, appreciate it, and think there’s an aspect to it that’s quite added on for all of us, but I hope we can find a middle ground that allows us to get back to theaters as well and really not lose that.
