Overview
- Gwyneth Paltrow told Jacob Elordi she stepped away from acting for seven years to grow up, find clarity through family, and build Goop before choosing Josh Safdie’s Marty Supreme for a return to a major role.
- Paltrow said her children leaving for college helped prompt the timing of her comeback and confirmed Marty Supreme opens in U.S. theaters on December 25, 2025.
- She praised Timothée Chalamet’s uncompromising performance in Marty Supreme and described letting an intimacy coordinator step back on certain scenes for a more natural approach.
- Jacob Elordi recounted early inspiration from a school production and Heath Ledger in The Dark Knight, and said he had long envisioned working with Guillermo del Toro before joining Frankenstein.
- Elordi described significant weight loss, late‑night anguish, and physical pain during Frankenstein, adding that the experience reignited his passion for acting after it had begun to feel like a job.