It is quite difficult to imagine the COVID-19 pandemic having any positive benefits. But for actors Ben Stiller and Christine Taylor and their family, being cooped up with nowhere to go had its upside. The Hollywood comedian duo split in 2017, but according to Stiller, that all changed due to the pandemic.
Ben Stiller participated in a detailed profile of his life and career for put in which he discusses everything from his meteoric rise to stardom in the late 90s and early 2000s to his battle with pancreatic cancer, the loss of their parents success after his career the failure of zoolander 2 , and her split from Taylor. In the interview the meet the Parents The actor reveals that when the pandemic started, he and Taylor agreed it was best for them to get back together to spend time with their children while they were in isolation. And according to the actor, over time, their relationship unexpectedly rekindled. Stiller told the publication:
Then, over time, it evolved. We broke up and got back together, and we’re happy about it. It was really wonderful for all of us. Unexpected, and one of the things that has come out of the pandemic.
What an amazing story. While so much tragedy has been experienced during the 2020 pandemic, it’s nice to know that something positive has happened for this family during these difficult times. They tropical thunder The director says he believes the key to a successful relationship is to respect the differences you share with your partner. He continued:
We respect our similarities and our differences. And I think by accepting that, you can actually appreciate someone more because you’re not trying to change them for you. Once you accept this, you save a lot of energy.
This is good relationship advice from dodgeball actor.
Stiller, best known for his comedic work as they Night at the museum trilogy , has been spending a lot of time lately creating more dramatic dishes. She is currently working on a documentary about her parents, Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara, which will chronicle their 61-year marriage and their time as a successful comedy couple, Stiller and Meara. He is also very involved in the post-production of Season 2 of his hit workplace satire Break— compared to the nine episodes he directed. Though the actor may have a busy schedule and a slew of new projects (such as his next adaptation of Rachel Maddow’s book man bag ) on the horizon, the actor told Esquire that the pandemic has recalibrated his view of his career and family. He told the outlet that kids have a different perspective on their parents’ careers. He said:
What I’ve learned is that your kids don’t follow your career.
A new perspective on family life and relaunching a relationship is a boon from the COVID-19 pandemic. While I wish it didn’t take so long in the history of the world to succeed, I’m happy for Ben Stiller and Christine Taylor. We wish all the best for your beautiful family. If readers are interested in seeing the Hollywood couple together on screen, Dodgeball: A True Story of Underdogs is available with a Maximum HBO subscription . You can also see them co-star in the hilarious fashion satire. zoolanders with your Hulu subscription .
While man bag not yet scheduled New movie releases 2023 Ben Stiller expects this to be his next big job as a director. Until then, fans of the Renaissance Man can enjoy Break season 1, which is available to stream to anyone with a AppleTV+ subscription .
Source: Cinemablend
