Description
John Turturro reflects on a career built around challenging roles, creative collaboration, and a lifelong dedication to his craft. In conversation with Backstage, the actor discusses his work in “The Only Living Pickpocket in New York,” directed by Noah Segan, and what continues to draw him toward independent filmmaking and theater.
Turturro looks back at the actors and performances that shaped him, discusses the differences between working on independent films and major studio productions, and shares what he has learned from collaborating with directors like Spike Lee. Plus, Turturro offers advice to aspiring actors about embracing their individuality, trusting their instincts, and never forgetting where they come from.