Daniel Day-Lewis Ends Retirement for Son’s Directorial Debut – Exclusive Details Inside!

London, England – After a brief hiatus from acting, veteran actor Daniel Day-Lewis is set to make a comeback in a film directed by his son, Ronan Day-Lewis. The 67-year-old actor, who has previously won three Academy Awards, announced his retirement from acting in 2017 following his role in “Phantom Thread”. However, he is now making a return to the big screen in a film titled “Anemone”, currently being shot in Manchester.

“Anemone” explores the complexities of family relationships, with a cast that includes renowned actors such as Sean Bean, Samantha Morton, Samuel Bottomley, and Safia Oakley-Green. Both father and son collaborated on the screenplay for the film, which is being produced by US independent production company Focus Features.

Throughout his career, Daniel Day-Lewis has gained recognition for his dedication to method acting, with iconic performances in films such as “My Left Foot”, “There Will Be Blood”, and “Lincoln.” In 2014, he was knighted by the Duke of Cambridge for his contributions to the entertainment industry.

Despite his decision to retire from acting in 2017, Day-Lewis has always maintained a sense of curiosity and dedication to his craft. In the past, he has taken breaks from acting to pursue other passions, such as working as an apprentice shoemaker in Florence in the 1990s.

Recently, Day-Lewis presented acclaimed director Martin Scorsese with an award for his film “Killers of the Flower Moon”, highlighting the deep respect and admiration he holds for his fellow filmmakers. Day-Lewis expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to work with Scorsese on projects like “Gangs Of New York” and “The Age Of Innocence.”

The announcement of Day-Lewis’s return to acting has sparked excitement among fans and industry insiders alike, eager to see the acclaimed actor back on the silver screen. As filming for “Anemone” continues, anticipation is high for what promises to be another standout performance from Daniel Day-Lewis.