Julia Fox sat down to discuss the Jordan Peele-produced film, "Him." Directed and co-written by Justin Tipping, "Him" centers on a professional football draft hopeful Cameron Cade (Tyriq Withers) whose dream is to be the GOAT.

Julia Fox, in a discussion about her role in the film 'Him,' explored the complex relationship between success and sacrifice. She spoke about the personal compromises required in demanding careers, noting her own experience as a mother and the time she gives up for her work.

Fox drew comparisons between the sacrifices made in sports and the arts, highlighting the dehumanizing aspects of both fields. She pointed out how athletes and artists often must shed parts of themselves and endure instability, such as sudden career changes or injuries, which can affect their identity and sense of control.

Julia Fox reflects on relationship between success, sacrifice in 'Him'

I had someone hold my hand to come to you, I know, and they were booing me on the way out. No! Rightfully so, I'm sorry. Sorry, scare tactic folks. It's character building. Yes, you know what? At 29, I can still get that. I want to be the goat. Cameron King. Great meeting you. I'm a fan. That's crazy. I didn't even worship you growing up. Who are you? I'm him. Who are you? I'm him. Monster! There's an unspoken suggestion in him. Those at the very top may feel almost detached from human emotion. How do you personally navigate the relationship between success and sacrifice, especially participating in this film? You know, I think it's always a push-pull kind of thing. I think a lot of it just has to do with the individual. I know for me personally, I'm a mom. I have a young child. Um, so, you know, I can't really do all the things I wish I could do. So for me, I would say my biggest sacrifice comes from the time that I'm willing to sacrifice. Think of it as a gift from the God. So why do you want to sacrifice? There was a lot of shedding Isaiah was doing. Do you think shedding parts of yourself is necessary to succeed in a competitive field, be it sports or the arts? Absolutely. I think there, you know, it kind of calls for you to disconnect a little bit from your wants and desires, maybe even like your bodily functions. You know, I know a lot of players, you know, won't eat the foods they love. They won't even, you know, they just stop everything in order to just be a discipline. Yeah. So, you know, I think for them, especially in sports, which is, you know, calls for such physical sacrifice, their sacrifices, like literally no, no bounds. It's from, it's every single aspect, you know, it's a little dehumanizing. I would say the way that they're treated, you know, even the way that they can be traded overnight and you with no rhyme or reason, or even like for a warning. Exactly. And it's, you're a human, you're going to get attached to your players, the city, you brought your family there and now child needs to change school, the fans, exactly. Like you, I feel like a lot of these players get so much identity, you know, from the teams they play with. And then overnight that can just be gone. So, or overnight they could get an injury. That's not even their fault, but then they're used goods, you know, and I don't think I realized it before because I never really thought about sports, but making this movie called for it. And I can, I really empathize. Also, it's really the only field where men are treated like women in the sense that they are on a deadline or a clock, a biological clock. And they're only good before the age of 40, which is giving very much what women go through in the real world. So. Parallel is like insane. You make a movie and it flops, but not because of your performance, because of bad direction or someone else did something. Exactly. And then it's like, oh, you're no longer hot. So a lot of it does feel like I understand the superstitious come with this field and sports because a lot of it does feel so out of your control and it does feel like luck. And so you do feel like you are submitting to this higher power and you can just hope to stay in their favor for as long as possible.

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