Adam Driver is calling Comic-Con 'scary'! 
 
The actor who is busy promoting his upcoming movie<a href="http://13.235.153.162/entertainment/hollywood/news-its-finally-here-lady-gaga-adam-driver-starrer-house-of-gucci-trailer-is-out-401640"> 'House of Gucc</a>i' actor, recently shared&nbsp;his 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.&nbsp; 
 
"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 latest&nbsp;Sir Ridley Scott’s crime drama 'House Of Gucci', Adam is playing the&nbsp;role 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.&nbsp;

Adam Driver is calling Comic-Con 'scary'! The actor who is busy promoting his upcoming movie 'House of Gucci' actor, recently shared his San Diego Comic-Con experience and revealed he found comic book convention to be scary and said he is “not anxious to go again”.

Adam Driver is calling Comic-Con 'scary'! The actor who is busy promoting his upcoming movie 'House of Gucci' actor, recently shared his San Diego Comic-Con experience and revealed he found comic book convention to be scary and said he is “not anxious to go again”. House of Gucci: New stills out and we can't wait for the film already 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.'' Box Office: 'Eternals' pushes Jack Whitehall's 'Clifford' to second spot, 'Dune' third ''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 latest Sir Ridley Scott’s crime drama 'House Of Gucci', Adam is playing the role 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.

Adam Driver calls Comic-Con 'scary' and is ‘not anxious to go again'

The San Diego Convention Center will not see fans thronging the place for annual Comic-Con celebrations as the organisers has announced a virtual event amid the pandemic.&nbsp;

Comic-Con International announced Monday that the upcoming con will be virtual. According to the announcement, the event will take place July 23-25 and will be a free, three-day Comic-Con.&nbsp;

While the main event will be virtual, organisers do plan on having a smaller, in-person event in San Diego for November. It is expected that Comic-Con 2022 will be in-person in the month of July.

The statement read: "The past several months have taken a great toll on both families and friends, and we hope this effort is a small move toward a return to gathering as a community to not only celebrate popular art, but also friendship, education, and the enduring spirit of the fandom that is so much a part of Comic-Con.”

They added, "While we lament the postponement of the in-person Comic-Con, our commitment to this community of fans and our celebration of comics and the related popular arts endures as an important part of who we are."

The San Diego Convention Center will not see fans thronging the place for annual Comic-Con celebrations as the organisers has announced a virtual event amid the pandemic.

The San Diego Convention Center will not see fans thronging the place for annual Comic-Con celebrations as the organisers has announced a virtual event amid the pandemic. Comic-Con International announced Monday that the upcoming con will be virtual. According to the announcement, the event will take place July 23-25 and will be a free, three-day Comic-Con. While the main event will be virtual, organisers do plan on having a smaller, in-person event in San Diego for November. It is expected that Comic-Con 2022 will be in-person in the month of July. The statement read: "The past several months have taken a great toll on both families and friends, and we hope this effort is a small move toward a return to gathering as a community to not only celebrate popular art, but also friendship, education, and the enduring spirit of the fandom that is so much a part of Comic-Con.” They added, "While we lament the postponement of the in-person Comic-Con, our commitment to this community of fans and our celebration of comics and the related popular arts endures as an important part of who we are."

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Adam Driver calls Comic-Con 'scary' and is ‘not anxious to go again'

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