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Story summary
- Paul Mescal, the Irish actor, hints at a potential career shift after a Vanity Fair interview.
- He suggests he may step back from queer roles and notes artistic compulsion from Will in Hamnet and Connell in Normal People.
- Mescal emphasizes authentic storytelling in queer roles and says straight actors can play them responsibly.
- Despite uncertainty about future work, he remains a significant figure in contemporary cinema, celebrated for nuanced performances.
