Overview
- Freeman discussed his approach to choosing work in a New York Times interview published Sunday, saying a big paycheck can justify signing on to a mediocre script.
- He said that when he flags lines or scenes that do not work for him, production teams usually fix those problems before or during filming.
- The 89-year-old told reporters he has no plans to retire and will keep accepting roles as long as his health holds and offers arrive.
- The comments ran as Freeman promoted Lioness season three on Paramount+ and coincided with his blues album release on Friday.
- Freeman’s remarks underline an industry norm for veteran stars: they balance script quality, pay, location and on-set influence when deciding whether to take a part.