Dacre Montgomery Discusses ‘Dead Man’s Wire’ and Post-‘Stranger Things’ Hollywood Exit
Dacre Montgomery is rapidly evolving in Hollywood. The Australian actor, known for his role in “Stranger Things,” is now venturing into directing with his debut film, “Dead Man’s Wire.” This film, directed by Gus Van Sant, delves into America’s fixation with media and how it shapes perceptions.
Dacre Montgomery’s Transition to Directing
Montgomery recently completed filming “Dead Man’s Wire” and has immersed himself in the editing process during his commute. He expressed excitement about exploring a new creative outlet as he transitions behind the camera.
The Essence of “Dead Man’s Wire”
“Dead Man’s Wire” confronts contemporary issues surrounding media consumption and its impact on society. Montgomery finds that working with Van Sant has been inspiring, describing him as his “spirit animal.” Their collaboration has strengthened his artistic vision and approach to storytelling.
Reflections on Hollywood After “Stranger Things”
Following his success in “Stranger Things,” Montgomery is adapting to a changing landscape in the film industry. His upcoming projects aim to showcase his versatility as an artist. The actor is eager to break away from his past roles and explore diverse characters that challenge him.
- Film Title: Dead Man’s Wire
- Director: Gus Van Sant
- Actor’s Role: Director and Actor
- Previous Work: Stranger Things
- Theme: Media obsession and societal impact
As Montgomery embraces his new role, he reflects on the opportunities that lie ahead. With “Dead Man’s Wire,” he aims to make a significant mark in Hollywood that extends beyond acting.
