“What does it matter if I play an Italian again?” Adam Driver gets annoyed

The actor will be Enzo Ferrari after playing Gucci. And as a result, “a lot of people ask me questions about Italian roles…”

Adam Driver has played two of Italy’s most famous characters over the past two years… An obsession with Italy? No way !

The actor thus expresses his annoyance, faced with journalists’ questions about the actor’s “Italianophilia”. It’s during the podcast Smartlessas the Oscar-nominated actor dwelt on his motivations for playing Maurizio Gucci (House of Gucci) and Enzo Ferrari (Ferrari), two renowned Italians. For him, the greatest motivation to participate in these projects is mainly based on the presence of two great filmmakers: Ridley Scott And Michael Mann. The actor takes no particular pleasure in using a foreign accent.

“A lot of people ask me about Italian roles. I answer that it just happened. You know, it’s Ridley (Scott) and Michael (Mann), and I consider them to be the greatest filmmakers. Who gives a damn that I roped in two Italian characters?“

The actor still regretted that his teams did not warn him about the questions that could arise on this subject. Furthermore, Adam Driver admitted to not having been very strategic when it came to his acting career, he humorously remarked that playing Gucci and Ferrari was “a good example of my lack of strategy, at a time when I needed to.” Adam Driver To this day seems to have overdosed on Italy since he jokingly claims to have “probably” finished playing Italian.

Ferrari of Michael Mann will be released soon on Amazon Prime.

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