Here’s Why Jodie Foster Loves Making Films

Actor-director Jodie Foster has said that she loves making movies as it helps her evolve as a person. “Some directors love cranes and CGI and spectacle, but that is not why I make movies. I feel like I make movies because there are things I have to say in order to figure out who I am or my place in the world, or for me to evolve as a person. But until you get to the end of your movie, you don’t always realise why you were obsessed with that particular thing,” said Foster.

She stated, “I don’t think I would have been an actor had I not been thrown into it at the age of 3. It’s just not my personality. Maybe that is what has made my work interesting. But it has been really cruel and hard to be an actor… It is hard for me to live with myself as the idea of celebrity.”

She added, “So I think I’ve neurotically gone in the other direction. I was raised in the public eye, so you have two options, you guard ?(your privacy) or you let it be for sale.” Foster took a break from acting in 1980 to study English at Yale. The actress said that she loved studying there as it helped her feel normal. She has also helmed an episode Arkangel in the fourth season of the TV series Black Mirror which will debut this month on Netflix.

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