Adam Driver calls Comic-Con 'scary' and is ‘not anxious to go again'
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Adam Driver is calling Comic-Con 'scary'!
The actor who is busy promoting his upcoming movie 'House of Gucci' actor, recently sharedhis San Diego Comic-Con experience and revealed he found comic book convention to be scary and said he is “not anxious to go again”.
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The actor, who recently appeared on Graham Norton show alongside his co-star Lady Gaga, revealed that he's not a big of the event for sure.
"Did you like (going to Comic-Con)?" the host asked. "No," Driver bluntly replied.
Driver added, “I didn’t like it. I didn’t know the rules. I couldn’t go out for a coffee without a mask in case I was recognized and when I opened my window there was a band playing the ‘Star Wars’ theme on repeat.''
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''It was scary. And there are 2,000 people who are very devoted – there is a lot of energy. I saw what it was, and I am not anxious to go again.''
In the latestSir Ridley Scott’s crime drama 'House Of Gucci', Adam is playing therole of Maurizio Gucci, who is murdered by his ex-wife Patrizia Reggiani, portrayed by Lady Gaga.
Further, the actor revealed that he first failed to get into the Juilliard School, a leading performing arts conservatory in New York City, and then took a completely different career path by joining the military.
Driver said: ''I tried to get into Julliard but didn’t, so drove all the way to California to be an actor but that didn’t work out.''
''I had made such a fuss about leaving and there I was back again! That’s when I joined the military. After that it was very clear that Julliard wasn’t that inaccessible, and I got in.'' Adam further told.
