Actor Willem Dafoe is starring in director Kent Jones’ new film, “Late Fame,” where he plays Ed Saxberger, a postal employee who was once a poet. The film explores a character intentionally living a quiet life.
Dafoe discussed his approach to acting and working with directors like Robert Eggers and Yorgos Lanthimos. He explained his dedication to fully committing to a director's vision, stating, “If I give myself to a director, I want it to burn hot.” This suggests Dafoe prioritizes intense collaboration and complete immersion in a project when he accepts a role.
The film is set to be released on August 7th in New York and August 19th in Los Angeles and other cities. The source details that Dafoe’s character, Ed Saxberger, had [information truncated in the provided source]. This indicates the film centers around a man who once pursued a creative path but now leads a more subdued existence as a postal employee.
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