Jason Momoa Says He's Not 'Very Smart' or Known for His 'Acting'
Jason Momoa Says
He's Not 'Very Smart'
or Known for His 'Acting'
.
In a recent interview with ‘Esquire,’
Momoa opened up about how he isn’t
too impressed with his own on-screen work. .
In his opinion, he is not known for
his “acting" but rather his “action.” .
I’m not known for my acting … I’m known
for action. I don’t say a lot of things or use
big sentences … I’m not ‘very smart.’, Jason Momoa, via ‘Esquire’.
He then steered the conversation toward
other stars, emphasizing their popularity. .
I think of Brad Pitt as a movie star. You
know what I mean? Like George Clooney is
a movie star … Those guys are like, boom, Jason Momoa, via ‘Esquire’.
Momoa went on to compare himself to
Timothée Chalamet, saying he would
“never be able to handle what he does.”.
He’s so f------ talented, man. I don’t know.
I’m a little dumber, needed some time. Which is
probably the best for me, because it would have
been bad if it happened when I was younger.
I just would have f----- it all up, Jason Momoa, via ‘Esquire’
He's Not 'Very Smart'
or Known for His 'Acting'
.
In a recent interview with ‘Esquire,’
Momoa opened up about how he isn’t
too impressed with his own on-screen work. .
In his opinion, he is not known for
his “acting" but rather his “action.” .
I’m not known for my acting … I’m known
for action. I don’t say a lot of things or use
big sentences … I’m not ‘very smart.’, Jason Momoa, via ‘Esquire’.
He then steered the conversation toward
other stars, emphasizing their popularity. .
I think of Brad Pitt as a movie star. You
know what I mean? Like George Clooney is
a movie star … Those guys are like, boom, Jason Momoa, via ‘Esquire’.
Momoa went on to compare himself to
Timothée Chalamet, saying he would
“never be able to handle what he does.”.
He’s so f------ talented, man. I don’t know.
I’m a little dumber, needed some time. Which is
probably the best for me, because it would have
been bad if it happened when I was younger.
I just would have f----- it all up, Jason Momoa, via ‘Esquire’