David Krumholtz clarifies he's putting acting career on hold, not retiring
David Krumholtz wants to clear the air. The actor, known for roles in "Supergirl" and "Oppenheimer," took to Instagram to clarify comments he made earlier this week about stepping away from Hollywood. Per Variety, he insists he never used the words "retiring" or "quitting."
Instead, Krumholtz stated he has "decided to put my career on hold." He explained that professional disappointments are "starting to sting more" these days. The feeling, he says, has fueled a "burning desire" to find a new creative path, at least for now.
His original comments sparked a wave of concern among fans, leading to this follow-up post. Krumholtz's clarification suggests a hiatus rather than a permanent exit from the screen. He remains a familiar face from his recent high-profile work in Christopher Nolan's atomic bomb biopic.
