Stanley Tucci is getting candid about the career struggles he faced afterward The devil wears Prada.
The actor, who played Nigel in the 2006 film with Anne Hathaway, Meryl Streep and Emily Blunt, recently said Vanity Fair who struggled to get another job after the film, which was successful at the box office and won two Oscars.
“After The devil wears PradaI couldn't find a job and I didn't really understand it, but it was just the way it was,” Tucci said. “So I went and did things that I didn't necessarily want to do, but I did them.”
While the Conclave The actor didn't specify which past projects he didn't want to do, adding that his acting career “has always gone through these fluctuations, and sometimes it's just business. Sometimes it was personal reasons why you couldn't work.
“Being sick six years ago, it threw a spanner in the works for a while, and then you slowly recovered,” Tucci explained. “But I had to start doing things. I needed to work because I needed money. I probably started working too early. I didn't really have the energy to do it after the treatments, but you had to do it and eventually you would come back up again.
In addition to the film directed by David Frankel, Tucci has starred in dozens of projects throughout his career, including The beautiful boneswhich earned him an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor, Giulia and Giulia, Reflector, Patient zero AND The Hunger Games franchising.
A The devil wears Prada the sequel is also in the works at Disney from original screenwriter Aline Brosh McKenna, however, Tucci has yet to confirm whether he will reprise his role in the film.