John Cusack has played the most popular role of all time, and even as the technology progresses, we will never forget lloyd Dobler's serenade in Love to the Depths, in addition to "Deadly ID", "Lost Love" and "1408 Phantom Murder" are all films praised by critics and audiences, and Kusak has fascinated audiences for decades, although the actor has been working in this industry for more than 30 years, his career is long gone. Wondering what happened to this '80s movie icon, let's go back and see why John Cusack didn't appear in Hollywood for a while
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > John Cusack called Hollywood's old model gone</h1>
John Cusack spoke very frankly about his role in the Hollywood film Star Atlas in an interview, saying that the way movies were made in the past is no longer there, and now everything revolves around series of movies and superstars, he said that when he came to prominence, the attitude of the film industry was more moderate, but now, if young actors can't find a safe haven, survival is difficult, it is easy to understand his hesitation to compete for star status in an industry that has lost trust, or, As he summed up Hollywood, it's a place that drives people crazy
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > John Cusack has been a professional actor since he was 16 years old</h1>
John Cusack studied drama at the Piven Theatre Studio before entering Hollywood, where he studied under the parents of actor Jeremy Pivin, after which Cusack starred in films with Jeremy Piven several times, at the age of 16 he got a role in "Class", then John Hughes's "Sixteen Candles", and soon after, he starred in Rob Reiner's "Nine Out of Ten", and it can be a little tiring to do the same work from the age of 16, at least, It's not hard to see why Cusack, who has dedicated thirty years to Hollywood, no longer has the same drive he once had
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > John Cusack has been writing the screenplay</h1>
John Cusack is not satisfied with the status quo, he has also co-written several of the most popular films, such as "High loyalty" and "This Killer Will Have Trouble", proving his mastery of black comedy and complex characters, he has also been involved in the screenwriting of the film "War Company", although at present, his script has not yet come out, but his attempts further prove that he does not need to stand in front of the camera to make the characters come to life, if Cusack has been using the time he left the cinema to create his next screenplay, The audience will not be surprised
< h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > John Cusack faded out of the stage of romantic comedy</h1>
John Cusack started out as a megaloman, always playing a gentle, somewhat nerdy boy who was willing to do anything for a girl, but no one could always play a handsome male lead, and although Cusack often dabbled in less mainstream works such as Becoming Marcovich and Midnight Garden of Good and Evil, he continued to play the lead role in the boring romantic comedies "Marriage Advertisement" and "Destiny of Fate", and Cusack obviously wanted to go in the other direction, just like he did in "Frozen Land" and "Newsboy". Like the killer character, when Hollywood just wants you to play the same role again and again, it's no wonder Cusack fades out of the romantic comedy scene
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > John Cusack has been following his fans</h1>
John Cusack may not like Hollywood, but that doesn't mean he feels the same way about his fans, one fan shared her story of meeting him on the plane, she wrote: "As a super fan of his, I was too nervous to talk to him, and after a while, Cusack came to the seat next to me and jokingly asked, Are you still nervous now, at the end of the flight, he gentlemanly helped me remove my luggage, gave me a hug when I got off the plane, in this industry, who has ever met such a down-to-earth person"
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > John Cusack in many films</h1>
Although John Cusack has not appeared in blockbusters recently, this does not mean that he has given up acting, in fact, Cusack has made a lot of films, between 2012 and 2016, he made 17 films, but most of these films were directly made into VOD or DVDs, and since 2014, many of the films he has released have scored below 10% on Rotten Tomatoes, although he continues to create avant-garde independent films and thrillers, But none of them seem to have made his fans look forward to it
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > John Cusack was busy avoiding questions about marriage</h1>
John Cussack has dated many women in his career, but as he gets older he is increasingly asked why he hasn't settled down yet, and in an interview, Cusack was asked why he didn't get married, to which he replied: "Society didn't tell me what to do, so, if you want to be Mrs Cusack, you can give up on this dream."
What's more, a partnerless marriage is a good factor in his career trajectory, as without a spouse taking up his time, he can do whatever he wants
< h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > John Cusack does not like to be arranged</h1>
In a panel discussion in which Cusack encouraged aspiring filmmakers to do what they wanted to do instead of waiting for the Hollywood machine to give the green light to their projects, Cusack said: "There's no Hollywood now, just a bunch of banks, and Hollywood is a bunch of people sitting on jets looking around and asking if they have any money," which isn't exactly a look at the film industry, but it could explain how he's worked over the past few years
He starred in films like "The GreatEst," but only had 14 theaters in the U.S. and grossed $121 million worldwide, and apparently Cusack had found a way to continue making movies in a whole new market, and maybe Hollywood should let him work behind the scenes
< h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Good John Cusack's films didn't catch a lot of attention</h1>
Although John Cusack has starred in a number of bad films in recent years, in 2015, his role as Brian Wilson in Love and Compassion received high praise, many praised Cusack's outstanding performance, but the film only made $12 million, and despite speculation that he might be nominated for an Oscar, Cusack fell through, and throughout the film season, there was no nomination for any awards, and the film itself was turned away