Comedian Steve Martin could quit acting after 'Only Murders In The Building' ends


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Steve Martin admitted his plan to wind down might not come to fruition as soon as he expects. Photo: Handout

Comedy veteran Steve Martin has had a storied career spanning more than six decades, but he might be getting ready to say goodbye to Hollywood.

In a recent interview with trade magazine The Hollywood Reporter, the Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987) and Father Of The Bride (1991 to 1995) actor said that his current television show, Only Murders In The Building (2021 to present), might be his last major show business project.

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