Ethan Hawke discusses his role as lyricist Larry Hart in the movie Blue Moon, exploring themes of self-worth, artistic expression, and the passage of time. Hawke reflects on portraying Hart's internal conflicts, including his self-loathing and the fear of losing his creative partnership. He also shares insights gained from his documentary work, particularly his film about pianist Seymour Bernstein, which helped him redirect his life and find unity between his personal and professional endeavors. Hawke touches on overcoming stage fright by embracing vulnerability and finding self-worth beyond his acting career. He further delves into his role in the TV series The Lowdown, describing his character as an idealistic truth-seeker. The conversation also covers Hawke's documentary about Merle Haggard and the musician's ability to transcend political divides.
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