Seth Rollins Sets the Record Straight on Future in Hollywood

Seth Rollins is a major star in WWE and has become well-known beyond just wrestling. While he has dabbled in acting in movies before, he has now made it clear that he doesn’t really like Hollywood in general.

The Visionary was set to be a part of ‘Captain America: Brave New World.’ Rollins would have portrayed the role of the character called King Cobra, a figure from Marvel Comics associated with the Serpent Society. Seth Rollins even shared his experience working on the set of ‘Captain America: Brave New World.’ Unfortunately, his role was completely removed from the movie in the end.

While speaking on the Pivot Podcast, Seth Rollins acknowledges that he is open to roles in Hollywood, but he doesn’t really love the industry overall. He believes that everyone has their own path, and while some people thrive in Hollywood, he finds it less appealing.

Although he has tried acting a couple of times, he wishes he could genuinely enjoy it. He sees himself more like Triple H, someone who may take on a few movie roles but primarily wants to focus on helping the wrestling business grow as he transitions away from in-ring competition.

“I think everybody’s got their own blueprint. There are some people out there who love the Hollywood thing. I’ve done a couple of things, but I don’t love it. I wish I did. I wish I could say, ‘Man, I love it.’ If anybody’s out there listening I’m open to roles and stuff like that, but I see myself more like Triple H, as a guy who might dabble in the movies and do some stuff here and there. But I see myself continuing to help the business grow as I start to age out of the in-ring process.”

We will have to wait and see which movie Seth Rollins will end up becoming a part of in the future, as fans feel the former WWE World Heavyweight Champion has what it takes to be a star in Hollywood.

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