Paul Mescal: The journey from school plays to Hollywood

Times of discover News: Hollywood star Paul Mescal, famous for films like 'Gladiator II' and 'Normal People', recently revealed that he is still chasing that special feeling he felt in his high school plays. He says that despite becoming a Hollywood star, he is unable to experience the "adrenaline" and "passion" that he got during school plays in his teens.

Paul Mescal played the title role in Andrew Lloyd Webber's classic musical 'The Phantom of the Opera' in his school production as a teenager. This experience gave him the feeling of presenting his body on a public stage. For him, it was like an "adrenaline rush" which he did not feel in any other work.

Paul Mescal also spoke openly about his celebrity life. He says that he likes to maintain a distance between his characters so that the audience can see him from a different perspective. He also told that he would be "extremely sad" if his fame increased further. He believes that if this situation escalates, he can reach a bad mental state.

Paul Mescal has high hopes for his upcoming film 'Gladiator II'. This film can prove to be a turning point in his life, but he still wants to maintain that ideal balance in his roles. Thus, Paul Mescal's journey is a reflection of deep thoughts and emotions, where he is trying to maintain a balance between his art and fame.