‘Into trouble’: Russell Crowe admits he ‘mismanaged’ Hollywood career

Share articleRussell Crowe has made a candid admission about his decades-long Hollywood career, saying he has “mismanaged” his relationship with the industry. The 62-year-old actor reflected on his time in the spotlight while appearing at the Venice Film Festival for the premiere of his.

The Gladiator star, who was born in New Zealand and moved to Australia as a child, said it took Hollywood some time to realise he wasn’t American. It's taken a long time actually for people to realise that I'm not American, you know, because.

What Happened

Despite becoming one of Hollywood’s most recognisable actors, Crowe said there had never been a grand plan behind his career. I wouldn’t want to change anything about the career that I had.

• My sons and I call it the Euro Dad project, wherein it’s very clear that I like to spend a lot of my year in Europe, and so I think more and more I’ll.

• While he believes there is still “so much to accomplish”, Crowe admitted getting older has begun to change how he thinks about his time.

• Written, directed and produced by the Oscar winner, What Love Builds follows his musical life and work with collective Indoor Garden Party and his band The Gentlemen Barbers.

Key Details

Crowe’s latest project focuses on his love for music.

What Reports Say

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• Continued reporting by Nine.com.au as more details emerge