Brendan Fraser reveals he struggles with his lack of confidence: “I have the feeling of not being good enough”

In a recent interview, the Oscar winner revealed that he battles with his lack of confidence and admitted to being his own harshest critic.

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Brendan Fraser revealed in a recent interview with the Associated Press that he struggles with his confidence and admitted he is his toughest judge.

The Oscar winner is promoting his latest work, the film “Rental Family”, in which he plays an American actor living in Japan who faces a series of difficulties.

The 56-year-old actor spoke about the production and jokingly commented on how his character served as a warning for his own career: “Don’t get too comfortable. This could happen to me,” he said.

“I have issues with self-confidence,” Fraser admitted. “I always have the feeling that I’m not good enough. Believe me, no one can be harder on me than I am. No criticism, no sarcastic online comment can cut deeper than the things I tell myself in my most private thoughts.”

The actor confessed that even after the success of “The Whale”, he still tries to overcome his self-confidence problems: “I struggle to get past that,” he said.

According to Fraser, it all comes down to one question: “Forget everything you know and just take control. ‘Can you do this?’ is the eternal question.”

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