Morgan Freeman, at the age of 88, states that he will not retire from activity. The actor continues to accept projects, including a new film.

Morgan Freeman, the legendary American actor at the age of 88, stated that he is not thinking about retiring, drawing inspiration from Clint Eastwood's philosophy, which emphasizes the importance of staying active in maintaining vitality.

In an interview for AARP, Freeman explained that the secret to his professional longevity lies in remaining active and continuing to accept new projects. He will appear in the thriller film "Now You See Me: Now You Don’t," which will premiere in the USA on November 14 and in Romania on November 28. Although the idea of retirement sometimes crosses his mind, Freeman asserts that his passion for filmmaking remains, even if it has faded a little. His comments come in the context where other actors from his generation, such as Michael Douglas, have announced that they will not accept new roles.