With Hollywood Full of Arrogant A-Listers, The Witcher’s Henry Cavill Said Actors Who Don’t Question Their Ability are “Completely Mad”: “It keeps you disciplined”

With Hollywood Full of Arrogant A-Listers, The Witcher's Henry Cavill Said Actors Who Don't Question Their Ability are "Completely Mad": "It keeps you disciplined"

Over the course of the last decade, Henry Cavill has cemented himself as one of the top names in the industry, and despite getting axed from two prominent roles, he is still going strong. With the actor ready to star in several other passion projects and move forward from his beloved roles, including Superman and Geralt of Rivia, Cavill knows how to find his footing in the industry again.

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But despite making a big name for himself in the Industry, the Man of Steel star once revealed why he has never stopped questioning his abilities for every role he has been attached to and why it is important.

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Henry Cavill
Henry Cavill

Henry Cavill explained why it is important to keep on questioning one’s ability as an actor.

From Superman to Sherlock Holmes, Henry Cavill has portrayed some of the most influential characters of fiction in live-action, but every role has arrived with its own sets of challenges. However, even though he has managed to perfect every role that he has been assigned over the years, the Enola Holmes star hasn’t stopped questioning himself and his abilities as an actor. While speaking on the Happy Sad Confused Podcast, the actor further explained why it is important to keep questioning one’s ability as an actor, as it helps in keeping one disciplined. He said,

“I think the funny thing is that you’re always going to question your own ability in your own self, I think regardless of what you do and regardless of what you’ve achieved unless, unless you’re completely mad, and I think that’s a healthy thing because it keeps you disciplined and keeps you honest”

And it’s safe to say that Cavill’s approach to his roles has worked out well, as the Man of Steel star has emerged as one of the most beloved stars of our time. The actor also explained how he managed to tackle some of the biggest roles in fiction, including Superman, and how he succeeded in differentiating himself from the previous iterations.

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Henry Cavill as Superman
Henry Cavill as Superman

Henry Cavill shared how he approaches the roles of already-established characters

Approaching the roles of already-established characters isn’t easy, but Henry Cavill might be one of the best to do it. From reinventing Superman for the modern era to bringing his own spin to the character of Sherlock Holmes, Henry Cavill knows how to handle the pressure of handling such iconic characters. On asked how he manage to overcome the obstacles and pressure that arrived with these major roles, Cavill explained his method of dealing with this challenge and bringing originality to the roles by stating,

“I think it’s just approach it honestly and have faith in yourself, that would be the key. and I think there’s a big pitfall of looking at everyone else’s work… you’ve got to remember it’s your work. And if you’re going to approach it from a place of self-confidence and I’m doing this and not to try and be different, but because that is how you interpret the material right, then I think it’s probably the best way of doing it”

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Henry Cavill
Henry Cavill

Although the last few months haven’t been easy on the actor and the chances of him being the next James Bond also seems to be wearing off, fans are assured that nothing can slow down Cavill for long.

Source: Happy Sad Confused Podcast

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Santanu Roy is a film enthusiast with a deep love for the medium of animation while also being obsessed with Batman and The Everly Brothers. Apart from pursuing animation and analyzing movies, he possesses a deep fondness for narrative-driven games and is currently a content writer at Fandomwire with over 800 articles.

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