ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月7日 08時06分

Oscar Isaac spent most of the fall and winter at a hospital in Florida, caring for his dying mother, Eugenia. As her condition deteriorated, he found himself reading aloud to her from “Hamlet.” Suddenly, Shakespearean questions that had seemed abstract — What drives the dissolution of a family? How do you overcome crippling loss? — felt real. “I know it happens to everybody, but it’d never happened to me,” he said. Eugenia died in February, but Shakespeare is still with her son. For most of this summer, he’s performing as the tortured prince grieving the death of his father, 6 times a week for nearly 4 hours a throw at the @publictheaterny, where @lovebryan took this portrait. In a few short years, Oscar has graduated from indie artisan, with films like “Inside Llewyn Davis,” to bona fide star with roles in “X-Men: Apocalypse” and “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.” “Hamlet” exerts a strange pull on a lot of movie and TV stars, but it’s also a tragedy that asks Oscar to relive the anguished death of a parent at every performance. “It’s for my mom that I’m doing it,” he said. “It’s to honor her life, but also her death, which was so awful.” Visit the link in our profile to read our full interview with #OscarIsaac.

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