Morgan Freeman admits that he accepts roles in films with mediocre scripts if he is motivated by a salary commensurate.

Morgan Freeman recently stated to The New York Times that he is open to accepting roles in films with mediocre scripts, as long as the salary is good enough.

He explained that, although an interesting script is desirable, financial aspects play an important role in the decision to accept a project. Freeman, an Oscar winner for 'Million Dollar Baby', mentioned that often, issues in the script can be discussed and resolved.

At nearly 90 years old, he continues to work, stating that he has no plans to retire and that he is motivated by the job opportunities that arise. Freeman emphasized the importance of staying active and being grateful for every role offered, indicating that his passion for acting remains strong.