Evangeline Lilly says goodbye to Hollywood: the actress retires after 20 years in the film industry
Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit star Evangeline Lilly has shocked her fans by announcing her retirement from acting after 20 years of filming. This news became a real explosion in the world of cinema.
Evangeline Lilly: from warrior to mother
On screen, Lilly has always impressed with her roles, from Tauriel in The Hobbit to Hope van Dyne in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Her characters have always been strong, independent and brave, just like Evangeline herself in life.
Lilly's own decision
"Today I'm happy when I make my wish come true. Thank God, I'm so grateful for these blessings. Leaving wealth and fame can sometimes be scary, but taking a step towards dharma replaces fear with pleasure, " the actress shared with her fans.
Dharma, a key concept in Hinduism, is seen as a cosmic law underlying right behavior and social order. Lilly said her decision to retire was deeply spiritual and personal.
Plans for the future
"Maybe one day I'll go back to Hollywood, but for now this is where I'm at. It's a new season and I'm ready...and happy, " Evangeline added.
The actress also noted that she does not rule out the possibility of returning to acting in the future. However, now she is focused on a new phase of her life.
Family life
Since 2010, Evangeline Lilly has been living with her partner, Norman Cali, who works as a production assistant. The couple has two children: a son, Kehekili, who was born in 2011, and another child, who was born in 2015. The couple is keeping the name and gender of the second child a secret.
Lilly's influence on the film industry
With her roles in such iconic films and series as "Lost", Evangeline Lilly left an indelible mark on the world of cinema. Her charisma and talent made her one of the most recognizable actresses of her generation.
Results
The end of Evangeline Lilly's acting career was a great loss for the film industry. However, her supporters can hope for a possible return in the future. In the meantime, we wish her well in this new phase of her life.
Editor: Yana Davydiuk