Eric Roberts Admits He’s ‘Lost Count’ of His Projects After Appearing in Over 700 Films and TV Shows

Following 50 years in Hollywood and with more than 700 film and television appearances added to his repertoire, Eric Roberts is as yet pushing ahead.

The 66-year-old entertainer addressed The Hollywood Columnist about his productive profession in a meeting close by Eliza, his administrator and spouse of 30 years, in which he offered thanks for being “perhaps of the most fortunate person in Hollywood.” “We go anyplace from eight to 30 offers each and every day from everywhere the world,” Roberts said.

“It’s simply such a lot of enjoyable to have this large number of offers and get to play such an outrageous scope of characters.”

At the point when gotten some information about his work/life balance, he proceeded to say he works “around 200 days per year” and has “never been more joyful.”

Concerning keeping a count of his onscreen appearances, “I lost count at 74, yet someone let me know it’s in the hundreds. I don’t check,” Roberts told THR in the meeting, distributed Thursday.

Roberts made his acting presentation on TV in 1974’s The way to Endure a Marriage, however before long broke into the cinema world with a main job in Lord of the Wanderers (1978).

The last option would proceed to procure him his most memorable Brilliant Globe Grant selection.

From that point forward, he has showed up in films like The Link Fellow (1996), Cecil B. Crazy (2000), The Dull Knight (2008) and some more.

He procured a Best Supporting Entertainer Foundation Grant designation for his job in 1985’s Out of control Train.

Among the TV series Roberts — who is the more seasoned brother of Julia Roberts and father of Emma Roberts — has showed up in are Not exactly Great, Legends, The Youthful and the Fretful and Suits. What’s more, he has no misgivings about a speedy circle back, on the off chance that the undertaking feels right.

“I can get a proposal on Friday to come on the Saturday. Frequently I get something on Friday, do all the schoolwork over the course of the end of the week so I’m cheerful and perused to dazzle on Monday morning,” he told THR. “You must be ready to gain proficiency with your lines rapidly. Furthermore, you know what, each time it’s good times.”

Roberts will before long show up in Damien Chazelle’s forthcoming period film Babylon, costarring Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie, Jean Savvy, Tobey Maguire, Diego Calva, Max Minghella, Katherine Waterston, Bug, Samara Winding around and Olivia Wilde. The film opens in theaters Dec. 23. Babylon is “a story of outsized desire and unbelievable overabundance” that “follows the ascent and fall of various characters during a time of unrestrained wantonness and debasement in early Hollywood,” as per an authority outline.

And keeping in mind that Roberts doesn’t generally watch his own films “except if it’s something that I acknowledge,” he confessed to THR that he has seen Babylon — and he has the most elevated acclaim for one of his costars specifically. “Margot Robbie will win a Foundation Grant for that,” he said. “She gives the most amazing exhibition in Babylon that I have at any point seen.

The two extraordinary entertainers in Who’s Apprehensive about Virginia Woolf? gave amazing exhibitions, and it’s on that level.”

“She blew me away,” Roberts went on of Robbie, 32. “I was unable to accept how splendid the entire day she was.”