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Miley Cyrus Seeks Monumental Acting Role to Match Her Outsized Celebrity

After Grammy wins, the pop icon is ready to return to the big screen but only for a character that can eclipse her massive stardom.

Naser Nahandian by Naser Nahandian
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In the wake of her long-awaited Grammy victories, pop culture icon Miley Cyrus is ready to make her triumphant return to acting, but with one caveat: the role has to be larger than life, capable of overshadowing her own colossal stardom.

In a candid interview with W magazine, the “Flowers” hitmaker expressed her desire to step back into the acting realm, albeit on her own terms. After more than five years away from leading roles, with her most recent major acting credit being a 2019 episode of the acclaimed anthology series “Black Mirror,” Cyrus acknowledges the challenges of separating her persona from the characters she might portray.

“I would like to act again. But the role would really need to be right,” Cyrus stated, “since it’s kind of hard for people to see past me and buy into a character. The character would either need to be an extension of myself, or someone—or something—with a personality that can conquer my own. I would need a character that is bigger than me.”

Cyrus’ comments highlight the unique predicament she faces as a global superstar whose public image has been etched into the collective consciousness since her days as the titular character on the iconic Disney Channel series “Hannah Montana.” With such an indelible mark on popular culture, the 30-year-old recognizes the challenge of separating her own persona from any future roles she might take on.

Looking back on her rise to fame as a child star, Cyrus reflects on her time with Disney as “a great, safe experience overall,” though she acknowledges the sacrifices she made in pursuit of her dreams. “I worked really hard as a child. I didn’t go to prom. I didn’t go to dances. I didn’t have so much of that social experience or time for friends,” she shared.

Despite her formative years being spent in the Disney machine, Cyrus harbors no ill will towards the media giant, stating, “I don’t have any bad feelings” about the immense profits her hard work generated for the company.

With a successful transition from child star to global pop phenomenon, Cyrus now finds herself at a crossroads, seeking to conquer new creative frontiers while staying true to her authentic self. Her recent Grammy wins, which she playfully criticized as long overdue (“I’ve been doing this for 20 years, and this is my first time actually being taken seriously at the Grammys?”), have only solidified her status as a force to be reckoned with in the entertainment industry.

As she contemplates her next acting venture, Cyrus is adamant about choosing a role that not only resonates with her but also has the power to transcend her larger-than-life persona. Whether it’s a character that serves as an extension of her own multifaceted identity or a completely new persona that demands attention on its own merits, Cyrus is determined to find a project that can match the magnitude of her stardom.

With her unwavering confidence and uncompromising artistic vision, Miley Cyrus is poised to embark on a new chapter in her acting career, one that promises to push boundaries and challenge preconceptions. As she continues to defy expectations and redefine what it means to be a modern-day icon, fans can only speculate about the monumental role that will ultimately capture her attention and unleash her full creative prowess on the big screen once again.

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