Michelle Pfeiffer has suggested that her long-running movie career is drawing to a close. During an appearance at a Women of Apple TV event, the actor stated she has no desire to take on further film roles. She expressed a preference for ensemble projects, which she finds more enjoyable than traditional movie starring roles.
Pfeiffer has remained a presence in cinema since the early 1980s, rising to prominence with roles in projects like Scarface and Batman Returns. Throughout her career, she earned two Academy Award nominations for her work in Dangerous Liaisons and The Fabulous Baker Boys. Her filmography includes a variety of successes across genres, ranging from comedy to psychological thrillers.
In recent years, the 68-year-old actor has shifted her focus toward television. She is currently starring in Margo’s Got Money Troubles, which was created by her husband David E. Kelley. She also appears in The Madison, a series from the creator of Yellowstone. For her current performance in Margo’s Got Money Troubles, Pfeiffer has secured an Emmy nomination in the Best Supporting Actress category.
While her comments at the Apple TV event point toward a departure from feature films, her transition into television appears successful. She remains an active participant in her current projects as the Emmy ceremony approaches in September. Her career trajectory marks a notable change as she prioritizes the collaborative environment found within television ensembles.