ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月29日 03時40分

@ethanhawke is still taking Ethan Hawke seriously. The 47-year-old actor long ago vowed to do whatever it took to make good art on his own terms. “He never forgot that it was entirely possible that people wouldn’t appreciate your work while you were doing it,” Taffy Brodesser-Akner writes. “That they might appreciate it only long after you were dead. Or maybe even never! But that didn’t mean you shouldn’t do it.” So after his first (poorly-received) novel, he wrote 2 more, plus a graphic novel. He continued to mount plays. He directed a music video, then a movie, then another. He helped write the sequels to “Before Sunrise” — and earned Oscar nominations for best adapted screenplay for both. Now, his performance as a depressed pastor in @firstreformedmovie has set off Oscar talk. And @blazemovie — about Blaze Foley, the barely known country singer who died in 1989 — is entering theaters attached to glowing reviews. While making the movie, he wanted the set to feel like a Sunday afternoon, “where you wake up late and decide to ‘listen to music and watercolor while you watch a football game or something like that.” He wanted the stakes to feel low even though they weren’t. @danieldorsa took this portrait of @ethanhawke. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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