Lewis Pullman, son of veteran actor Invoice Pullman, is embracing the worth of nepotism in present enterprise.
In an interview to advertise his position because the villain Bob within the “Thunderbolts*” superhero film, the youthful Pullman goes all in on his household ties.
“I think that’s what is so undeniably fortunate about nepotism … what’s the hardest to get is the opportunity to get experience and to find your comfortability within a very bizarre circumstance,” he informed The Hollywood Reporter in an interview posted Friday. “And it took me so long to get comfortable in front of a camera and to forget that it’s there, and I wouldn’t have gotten that if I didn’t get all these chances to do so.”
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Pullman ― who appeared in “Top Gun: Maverick” (2022), earned an Emmy nomination for “Lessons in Chemistry” (2023) and starred on the Amazon Prime sci-fi-western “Outer Range” (2022-24) — didn’t determine particular tasks his dad’s pull could have helped on. However he made it clear the fame of his pop, who’s maybe finest recognized for “Independence Day,” has been an asset.
“It would be a bummer if he was a bad actor or an asshole and I had to talk about him all the time, you know, and try and follow that,” Lewis Pullman mentioned to THR. “Every set I go to, somebody has worked with my dad and they love him so much and so I’m like, it’s a hard reputation to follow, you know, flying in his wake. I’m always reminded of how incredibly generous and kind and talented he is.”
E! Information famous that the younger Pullman, 32, was rumored at one level to be relationship one other movie star with well-known mother and father, mannequin and actor Kaia Gerber, whose mom is supermodel Cindy Crawford and father is tequila and membership entrepreneur Rande Gerber.
She, too, appears to have embraced the “nepo baby” label.
“I personally am very aware of all the wonderful things it has done for me, and I would never, ever say anything negative about it, because that is my truth about it,” she informed Folks final yr.
