Maya Hawke claimed that the size of actors’ social media is a major factor in the casting decisions of some producers and whether a film can be taken.
During a recent performance on the podcast “Happy Sad Confused”, the 26-year-old actress, who is the daughter of Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman, remembered that her parents “worked hard” to protect her privacy when she grew up when she grew up .
However, she believes that actors are expected to share more of their personal lives in the age of social media and that their number of followers is becoming increasingly important for their career.
“I think the boundary between actor and celebrity has become extremely blurry,” said the star “Stranger Things”. “And I think a celebrity in some respects is someone where his personality is the draw. And what I always wanted to be was an actor where the work is what the draw is, not the personality. But the industry continues to change and you have to Change and understand that all these things are blurred. “

Maya Hawke said that some producers base their casting decisions on Instagram followers of actors. (Michael Buckner/Variety/Penske Media via Getty images)
Hawke said that “there are great, incredible actors that I admire whose personalities we all know very well.” However, she noted that for others navigating the industry is now about “sorting out the foot in these changing times of social media and public personality and also how difficult it is to have things made.”
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Hawke explained that some producers insisted that the combined Instagram -follower counting the cast must meet a certain quota for a project to continue.
“I don’t care about Instagram. Instagram is crazy. Right, well, but you know, if you talk about so many followers, you can get the film financed,” the actress said. “It’s a really confusing line to walk.”

Hawke is the daughter of Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman. (Bruce Glikas/Filmmagic/Getty images)
Hawke remembered that she had spoken with “so many smart directors” about how she wanted to remove her Instagram account, But they warned her that this would influence their casting decisions.
“They are so of it: ‘Just like that, when I cast a movie with some producers, they give me a leaf with the amount of collective followers I need to get from the cast I have cast, so if you remove your Instagram, And I lose those followers, understand that these are the kind of people that I have to throw around you, “she said.
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Hawke, however, noted that a small number of directors are exempt from base their casting decisions on the followers of the cast.

The actress said she was warned about removing her Instagram account. (Michael Campanella/Getty images)
“There are these few directors, maybe there are ten, who have reputation that are enormous enough and have shown how well they can work and what they can do, that they get a lot of freedom and a lot of privacy,” said.
“And they don’t have to have a thousand extra BTS boys, take images and ask you to make a video of you that your orange on the side of the set Pelt,” Hawk continued.
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“You can really focus and sit there and make a movie with them,” she added. “And I am privileged enough to really work with three in my life. I had to work with three sets that were like that. I went to work with Quentin (Tarantino), I went to work with Bradley Cooper, and I have to be with Wes Anderson too work. ”

Hawk said that the collective social media of the cast can influence whether some films have been made. (Kristina Bumphrey/Variety via Getty Images)
In 2019, Hawke played in Tarantino’s comedy-drama film “Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood.” The actress appeared in the biographical film “Maestro” from Cooper from 2023 based on the relationship of legendary conductor Leonard Bernstein with his wife Felicia Montealgre. Huwe was a member of the stars -lined Ensemble Cast in Anderson’s 2023 Science Fiction Comedy Drama “Asteroid City.”
Hawke currently has 8.9 million followers on Instagram.
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