Rami Malek, known for his roles in Bohemian Rhapsody and Oppenheimer, is reportedly moving closer to a directorial career. Malek has stated he has been offered several projects and is carefully considering his options. This pursuit of directing comes as Malek prepares for the premiere of his latest acting role in Ira Sachs' drama, "The Man I Love," set for May 20th at the Cannes Film Festival.
Malek's exploration of directing suggests a potential shift in his career trajectory. He has indicated a desire for the directorial project to be the "right fit," emphasizing the importance of investing time and effort into a meaningful endeavor. This contemplation occurs alongside his ongoing acting projects.
Further diversifying his on-screen presence, Malek is slated to star in the upcoming action thriller "The Amateur." This film, directed by James Hawes, reportedly features Malek as a CIA cryptographer seeking retribution. Malek has expressed that he was specifically seeking a change in genre, and "The Amateur" provided that opportunity after a string of dramatic roles. He is also attached to executive produce "The Amateur."
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