I used to be probably not a fan of “No Time to Die,” Daniel Craig’s ultimate outing as James Bond. However one of many movie’s few highlights was an all-too-brief look by Ana de Armas as a double gun-toting, face-kicking CIA agent named Paloma. And that will not be the final of de Armas’ action-based roles. Subsequent up she’ll be seen in “Ballerina,” a “John Wick” spin-off due out on March 24, 2023. 

However after that, de Armas is able to take a break with motion. In a current interview, the actor acknowledged that after “No Time to Die” she received a ton of motion film provides. And whereas she took the “Ballerina” gig, she’s not precisely leaping at extra motion film roles. As an alternative, she needs to do character work: 

“I really feel like Ballerina goes to be the top of that, no less than for now, as a result of I am craving a wave of Blonde-type movies. I need to do work with administrators and do character work. I’ve had the chance to satisfy administrators that I need to work with. The folks that I am having access to is altering, and that makes me very excited.”

The actor additionally indicated she’s able to decelerate after working so steadily:

“I really feel like I have been going at such a quick tempo. That is been good, however I need to discover a higher schedule to mix the issues that I need to do and time to brainstorm and create my very own issues. That is my aim for the subsequent couple of years, not slowing down however slowing all the way down to do extra.”

Relaxation up, Ana de Armas. You have earned it!