Joaquin Phoenix confirms retirement
Relevant offers
It's no joke - Walk the Line star Joaquin Phoenix has confirmed that he is retiring from movies to concentrate on a career in music.
"I think it's just moving on. It's rediscovering something else," said Phoenix, 34, in an interview published by news agency Associated Press.
"It's like greener pastures, you know what I mean? And so, I'm just going to try and like, I'll just be doing the other thing. Hopefully, I will emotionally impact you with that, as well."
Phoenix confirmed his latest film, Two Lovers, would be his last as he concentrated on a career in music.
Phoenix first talked about his retirement in an awkward interview with TV show Extra. He ended the interview when the interviewer laughed and said he thought he was joking.
* Watch the interview here.
- © Fairfax NZ News
Sponsored links
Jail for Thailand child sex tours
Freak, tragic garage accident killed man
Houston under water when found
Son watches dad die in boat tragedy
Men happier with more KiwiSaver risk
Food prices unchanged in January
Beyonce pays special Whitney tribute
On Valentine's Day, a museum for broken hearts
Kiwi accused in $3m cocaine case
Lawyer Barry Hart faces misconduct charges
Mum cops $200 fine for truant daughter
Son watches dad die in boat tragedy
One dead after SH1 crash near Wellington
Caring for these kids a job for life
Mum cops $200 fine for truant daughter
Daily trivia quiz: February 14
Woman critically injured in hit and run
Lawyer Barry Hart faces misconduct charges
Dotcom accused van der Kolk 'flabbergasted'
Virtual jobs to replace public servants
Why Valentine's isn't a Hallmark holiday
What should the MMP threshold be?
Your top 10 cheesy pickup lines
MPs share Valentine's Day plans
Paul Henry's disjointed return to TV
Dangers of the New Zealand road


