Veteran actor Michelle Pfeiffer has revealed that she is no longer interested in starring in leading movie roles, saying she has found greater joy in ensemble television projects, according to People. Speaking at an event, Pfeiffer said she prefers being part of a larger cast rather than carrying a film as the central character. “I never want to star in another movie, I swear to God. I only want to do ensemble pieces. It’s so much more fun, I love it so much,” Pfeiffer said.
The 68-year-old actor appeared on the panel alongside fellow Emmy nominees Elle Fanning, Dale Dickey, Karolina Wydra, Rhea Seehorn and Jessica Williams, according to People
Pfeiffer’s comments came after her experience working on two television projects this year: Apple TV’s Margo’s Got Money Troubles and The Madison, which streams on Paramount.
Talking about Margo’s Got Money Troubles, an adaptation of Rufi Thorpe’s bestselling novel, Pfeiffer praised the strength of women-led performances on television. “I’ve just been so bowled over by the female performances on television, and honestly, they’re just really owning TV,” she said, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The actor also highlighted the complexity of the show’s characters and shared a message she associated with a quote often attributed to Robin Williams.
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