Josh Hartnett’s portrayal of Ernest Lawrence in “Oppenheimer” led to him receiving a Screen Actors Guild Award, as the film secured the night’s top honor for Ensemble in a Motion Picture.
Despite this success, Hartnett is already focused on his next project: starring in M. Night Shyamalan’s upcoming thriller “Trap.” This new role presents an opportunity for him to demonstrate a distinct set of acting skills.
Speaking with IndieWire on the red carpet of the SAG Awards, Hartnett expressed his anticipation for “Trap” and hinted at a performance that diverges from his usual style, teasing fans with the promise of something unexpected.
[adinserter name="Four"]Describing the role as a pivot, he emphasized his commitment to keeping his performances fresh and engaging for audiences. Hartnett also praised Shyamalan as an artistic visionary, suggesting that their collaboration would yield a unique and thrilling film.
Transitioning to another esteemed director, Hartnett discussed his relationship with Sofia Coppola, known for her work on “The Virgin Suicides.”
[adinserter name="Five"]Despite their busy schedules, Hartnett revealed that he and Coppola occasionally cross paths, maintaining a mutual respect for each other’s craft. Despite missing each other in Toronto during the filming of “Trap,” Hartnett expressed warmth and admiration for Coppola, reflecting on their friendly encounters over the years.
[adinserter name="One"]Hartnett reflected on his time in Toronto filming “Trap” with Shyamalan, acknowledging that it overlapped with Coppola’s presence in the city.
[adinserter name="Six"]Although they didn’t manage to meet during this period, Hartnett highlighted the genuine friendship and camaraderie they share whenever they do connect.
[adinserter name="One"]He emphasized their mutual appreciation and fondness, indicating that their bond remains strong despite the demands of their respective careers.
[adinserter name="Seven"]In summary, Josh Hartnett’s recent success in “Oppenheimer” has set the stage for his eagerly anticipated role in M. Night Shyamalan’s “Trap.”
[adinserter name="Three"]As he navigates between projects, Hartnett continues to maintain meaningful connections within the industry, including his ongoing friendship with Sofia Coppola.
[adinserter name="Eight"]Through his engaging performances and genuine relationships, Hartnett remains a compelling presence in Hollywood.
