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    Michael C. Hall on the “Arc” of His Career: “There was no plan; I just went where things took me”

    Chris McKittrickBy Chris McKittrickJune 4, 2014Updated:September 16, 2018No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Because Michael C. Hall isn’t planning on doing another television series so soon after Dexter ended, he seems to be doing just about everything he can do in acting other than appear on the small screen. His fans can currently see him on Broadway starring in The Realistic Joneses through July 6 or in movie theaters in the drama/thriller Cold in July. He spoke to The Hollywood Reporter about where his career will head next and why he’d love to do another low-budget movie.

    Hall speaks highly of his experience in The Realistic Joneses. He said, “My first play was when I was seven, so it’s the longest I’ve gone in my entire life without being onstage, which was a crazy thing to consider. It’s been a real blast.” As for how theater will factor into his future, Hall added, “I would like to continue working onstage periodically, but I want to keep a foot in all waters. It’s funny to do these interviews and talk about the arc of my career — there was no plan; I just went where things took me. I would like to continue to work onstage periodically and do film. I also wouldn’t rule out the possibility of doing another television show at some point, maybe something that was less open-ended, but maybe something open-ended if it wasn’t another version of something I’ve already done. … Just not quite yet.”

    One experience that Hall will definitely like to try again is shooting a low-budget indie movie like Cold in July, which is currently playing in select theaters. On the experience, Hall said, “I love it. It’s like joining the carnival. There are no overlords. Sure there are money people and producers, but there isn’t this Big Brother-ish behemoth. You are left to play and make what you make and construct it on the fly. Yeah, it’s really fun. Well, it can be. It also could be a nightmare if it’s falling apart. ”

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