The Oscar-winning Scottish screen legend discussed her remarkable 40-year career and offered advice to aspiring artists after receiving a lifetime achievement award at the Berlin Film Festival.

In a shocking turn of events, Doctor Strange star Tilda Swinton has confirmed that she will take a break from movies to figure out how she wants to spend the next phase of her life. Ever since she made her screen debut in 1986 with Derek Jarman's Caravaggio,

Tilda Swinton has recently made shocking revelations about taking a break from acting.After receiving Golden Bear award for lifetime achievement at the 75th Berlin Film Festival, the Oscar

In fairness, Swinton has released about three movies every year since the beginning of 2021, which would probably be fairly “strenuous” no matter how you slice it, but it is undeniable that financial insecurity has gravely altered Hollywood in the era of COVID and strikes.

Tilda Swinton has announced she will be taking a break from “merciless” movie-making. The Oscar-winning Scottish actress, 64, said she has been looking forward to “doing something different” for the last 15 years. She said working on movies is a “merciless mistress” and described herself as having been “under the lash for a while”.

The British actress — whose most recent film is Pedro Almodóvar’s 'The Room Next Door' — will receive an Honorary Golden Bear at the opening ceremony of the festival’s 75th edition.

British actor Tilda Swinton, known for her often eccentric and quirky roles in both independent and blockbuster films, announced a hiatus from acting on Friday (February 14). Holding a press conference at the Berlin Film Festival the morning after collecting the event's honorary Golden Bear award in recognition of her long-running career,

Tilda Swinton is planning to take a break from acting after her trip to the Berlin Film Festival comes to an end. The Oscar winner told journalists this morning that she will be heading to Scotland after Berlin to rest and recuperate after an intense period of work.