Alfred Molina Reflects on Father's Disappointment Over Acting Career

In a recent interview, Alfred Molina emotionally recounted his father's initial rejection of his decision to pursue acting, a choice that strained their relationship.

Alfred Molina shared that his father was initially disappointed when he chose acting over a managerial position in a restaurant, offering less pay.
Despite the lack of vocal support, Molina discovered after his father's death that he secretly kept clippings and photos of his acting career.
Molina expressed regret over not reconciling with his father, who never fully understood or accepted his career choice.
The actor, known for roles in major films like 'Spider-Man' and 'Chocolat', continues to reflect on how his father's views have shaped his relationship with his own children.
Molina's next film, 'Harold and the Purple Crayon', is set to release in August, featuring co-star Zachary Levi.