Ethan Hawk opens from one of the most difficult seasons in his life, his divorce from Oma Thurman.
In a new profile with GQ UKThe actor was reflected in the intense interest of the media that surrounded their division in 2004, admitting that praise was seriously at that time.
“It is almost insulting even when they say positive things,” he participated.
Hook and Warman first met the 1997 movie collection Gataka.
Hook explained that describing the actors often feels closely working, “there is some intimate relationship to the work we do. The fictional intimate relationship.”
He compared this feeling of high -risk game, saying: “It is big. She feels dangerous and exciting.”
For him, feelings can feel the group “Falling in Love in the Summer Camp”, but he admitted that the spark does not always translate into a real life. “It has no connection to the real life cover. This is the danger of it.”
Just one year after the meeting, Hawk and Erman married and went to welcome two children together, Maya, now 27 years old, became famous for her. Strange thingsAnd Levon, 23.
By 2005, their marriage ended.
Thorman applied for divorce amid speculation that Hook was involved in family nanny, Ryan Shahoz.
Although he denied the rumors, Hook began to date back to Shuhawz after the separation. The two married in 2008 and are now the religion of Clementine’s daughters, 17, Indiana, 14.
For its part, Thorman chose not to talk negatively about Hook after the division.
In an interview in 2006 with procession“I can’t participate in anything important to my children. I just need to maintain peace. I think it is fair to say that I didn’t say anything, and I will not start now. It is terrible for my family.”
Thorman later moved with the ARPad Busson, with whom the daughter of Luna is participating, now 11.
Their relationship was developed for several years before it ended in 2014. Recently, Thurman was linked to his CEO in Bloomberg Justin B. Smith and architect Peter SABB.
Hook’s explicit reflection shows the complexity of love, fame and family, especially when living in the eyes of the audience.