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Travis Kelce has revealed that he wants to find more work in Hollywood – as uncertain swirls about the future of the tight end in the NFL.
Kelce teased possible pension after the loss of Super Bowl from the Kansas City Chiefs for the Philadelphia Eagles.
The 35-year-old enjoyed a stunning career with the Chiefs, but he admitted after the game in New Orleans that the grind of life in the NFL this year had made 'crazy'.
Kelce has already started expanding his horizon beyond football and takes the first steps in TV and films.
He was An executive producer on 'My Dead Friend Zoe' and the tight end described working on the award -winning film as 'An Incredible Experience'.
In a statement to people, Kelce said that “his hope is to keep working on meaningful projects such as these – stories that entertain, inspire and have a real impact.”
Travis Kelce wants more work in Hollywood while he remains retired by the NFL
The tight end is the consideration of his future after the loss of the super bowl of the chiefs for the Eagles
Kelce made his acting debut in the TV show 'Grotesquerie' and is the host of GameShow 'Are you smarter than a celebrity?'
He is also planned to appear in 'Happy Gilmore 2' as part of a cast -littered cast, including Adam Sandler, Ben Stiller, John Daly and Eminem.
“My dead friend Zoe” tells the story of a female Afghanistan veteran who has a “mysterious relationship with her deceased best friend of the army.” She comes together with her Vietnam veterinarian grandfather in the ancestral lake house of the family. '
Morgan Freeman, Sonequa Martin-Green, Natalie Morales and Ed Harris belong to those who shine in the film.
Kelce said that he was “proud to be part of” a film that “tells a compelling story and sheds a light on the challenges that our veterans are confronted with.”
The 35-year-old added that the film “tells a powerful story and places two strong female characters in the foreground.”
He praised Martin-Green and Morales for bringing 'depth and authenticity for their versions, and emphasized the power, resilience and leadership of women in the army'.
