Darren Aronofsky's The Whale premiered at the Venice Film Festival over the weekend, and actor Brendan Fraser was visibly moved by the reception.
marks the first film in a comeback of sorts for the fan-favorite actor. After starring in the hit franchisein the early 2000s, Fraser’s career declined. In 2018, the actor attributed this to a combination of things, including his alleged sexual assault at the hands of the then-president of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, his subsequent divorce, and the loss of his mother, all of which sent the actor into a depression.
However, Fraser’s career has seen an upswing as of late, with the actor now also set to star in the upcoming Martin Scorsese filmDoom Patrol
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