64 years doesn’t sound that long until you realize that the American actor Eric Roberts took that long to star in more than 500 roles. In late 1978, Roberts made his film debut by appearing in King of the Gypsies, a film for which he was nominated for a Golden Globe in the category of “Best New Actor.” One of the peak moments of his career was his leading role in the movie, Star 80 in 1983, for which he was nominated for a Golden Globe again. And then, 2 years later, his role in The Train from Hell turned him into one of the most well-known “best-supporting actors.”

In an interview, the actor, who’s also the brother of Julia Roberts and father of Emma Roberts, assured us that, despite filming 74 films annually and not having rejected a single job offer to date, his passion for acting has remained intact.