Actress Zoe Saldaña, known for her roles in major franchises like “Star Trek,” “Guardians of the Galaxy,” and “Avatar,” recently discussed her career trajectory and future aspirations. She has earned an Oscar for her work in “Emilia Perez” and currently holds the record for starring in films that have collectively grossed the most money worldwide.
Saldaña recounted a formative experience seeing “Terminator” at age seven, sparking an early interest in filmmaking. The actor also playfully acknowledged a unique physical characteristic: having feet that are difficult to fit into shoes.
The interview hints at Saldaña’s evolving ambitions beyond acting. She expressed a growing desire to transition into directing, stating, “I have a feeling that I can only watch other people’s direction for so […].
With an already impressive filmography and accolades including an Oscar, Saldaña's potential shift towards directing signals a new chapter in her career. Her films have earned more money than any other actor’s, cementing her status as a box office powerhouse.
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