As a long-time admirer of the incredible Kathy Bates, I must say her decision to retire from acting has left me both saddened and respectful. After a career spanning over five decades, filled with unforgettable performances in iconic films like Misery and Titanic, it’s understandable that she would want to take a step back and reclaim some personal time.
As a devoted admirer, I can’t help but ponder the reasons behind Kathy Bates’ recent decision to step away from her exceptional acting career. Her legion of fans are left guessing as we eagerly await the answer. The question on everyone’s lips is: What was Kathy Bates’ final project? Over the course of nearly five decades, she has graced our screens in a myriad of films and TV shows, including iconic roles such as Annie Wilkes in Misery, Caledonia “Cal” Hockley in Titanic, and Gabrielle “Gabby” Roth in Midnight in Paris.
So why is Kathy Bates retiring and quitting acting? Here’s all you need to know.
Why is Kathy Bates quitting acting?
In a conversation with The New York Times, Kathy Bates revealed she had been contemplating retirement from acting following a recent film production. She explained that acting had come to consume her existence, sometimes causing feelings of envy towards those who don’t possess her gift, as she finds herself unable to restrain it and yearns for a normal life. However, she did not specify which movie this related to.
Instead, her retirement plans were delayed when she received the script for CBS’ fresh take on Matlock, a series where she stars as Madeline Matlock, a gender-swapped role originally played by Andy Griffith. This unexpected turn of events occurred just weeks after she had announced her intention to retire to her agents.
Bates felt deeply related to Matlock’s character as she experienced similar injustices during the early stages of her own career, much like Matlock did.
Which is Kathy Bates’ last movie and TV show?
In a recent interview with The New York Times, Kathy Bates hinted that her upcoming role on CBS’s Matlock could be her final television appearance, as she referred to it as her “last dance.
According to Deadline and The Hollywood Reporter, it was previously known that Bates’ last TV movie was “The Great Lillian Hall,” where she portrayed Edith Wilson. However, it appears that Bates had also been cast in the films “Thelma” and “The Smack” as far back as 2022.
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2024-09-09 13:10