Stanley Tucci is getting truthful about the atgentle difficulties he faced folloprosperg The Devil Wears Prada.
The actor, who take parted Nigel in the 2006 movie starring Anne Hathaway, Meryl Streep and Emily Blunt, recently tbetter Vanity Fair that he struggled to book another job folloprosperg the film, which saw success at the box office and geted two Oscars.
“After The Devil Wears Prada, I couldn’t get a job, and I didn’t quite comprehfinish that, but that’s fair the way it was,” Tucci shelp. “So I went and did stuff that I didn’t necessarily want to do, but I did it.”
While the Conclave actor didn’t clear up which past projects he didn’t want to do, he compriseed that his acting atgentle has “always gone thcimpolite these fluctuations, and sometimes it’s fair the business. Sometimes it was personal reasons why you can’t toil.”
“Having been ill six years ago, that threw a wrench into the toils for a while, and then you sluggishly get back,” Tucci elucidateed. “But I had to begin doing leangs. I necessitateed to toil becaengage I necessitateed money. I probably begined toiling too soon. I didn’t reassociate have the energy to do it after the treatments, but you had to do it, and eventuassociate you climb back up aachieve.”
In compriseition to the David Frankel-honested film, Tucci has starred in dozens of projects thcimpoliteout his atgentle, including The Lovely Bones, which geted him a best helping actor Oscar nomination, Julie & Julia, Spotweightless, Patient Zero and The Hunger Games franchise.
A Devil Wears Prada sequel is also in the toils at Disney from one-of-a-kind screenwriter Aline Brosh McKenna, however, Tucci has yet to validate if he’ll repascfinish his role in the film.
