Brad Pitt advises young actors not to star in superhero movies for this reason

Brad Pitt , 61, advises young actors not to star in superhero movies for this reason.

Although Brad Pitt had a cameo in Deadpool 2 , the actor has asked the new generations to consider not entering franchises.

On the Kelce brothers' New Heights podcast , Brad Pitt shared his thoughts on several topics, including what Hollywood's new actors mean to him.

During his talk, the F1: The Movie actor advised emerging stars to take it slow and not give in to the pressure to break into franchises :

“I like seeing what the new generation brings. I like seeing what they're up against and how they negotiate and overcome it. They enjoy it more, but they also get so hung up on 'you have to have a franchise' or 'you have to make a superhero.' But I keep saying, 'No! No! They'll die!'”

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Brad Pitt himself acknowledged that the new generation of actors today can “be artists in many different fields.”

Not like his generation, where they were “more tense,” the actor said.

Beyond his cameo in Deadpool 2 , Brad Pitt has largely stayed away from the superhero movies and big franchises that dominate cinema today.

Both Brad Pitt and the Kelce brothers pointed out that franchises could have negative effects on new actors.

Especially because there's a lot of pressure behind those projects, and many young actors don't know how to deal with the failure that comes with those films.

Brad Pitt's words have generated diverse opinions, with some supporting the Seven actor's ideas.

However, some think he's exaggerating and that Hollywood's new talents are free to take on any roles they want.

Actor Brad Pitt also highlighted that his colleague Leonardo DiCaprio - 50 years old - has similar ideas about superhero films .

It should not be forgotten that Leonardo DiCaprio has also expressed his position on this issue.

The advice that The Departed actor gave Timothée Chalamet not to choose superhero movies in his career is very famous.

As a result, more and more veteran Hollywood actors are expressing their rejection of films inspired by comics.