Michelle Pfeiffer says she's ready to step away from leading movie roles after decades in Hollywood. Speaking at a recent event, the 68-year-old actress admitted, "I never want to star in another movie, I swear to God," explaining that she now prefers ensemble casts because they're more enjoyable and collaborative. Following the success of her TV series "The Madison" and "Margo's Got Money Troubles" —which earned her an Emmy nomination—Pfeiffer said she has been deeply impressed by the incredible performances of women on television and believes TV is where some of the best storytelling is happening today. She also praised "Margo's Got Money Troubles" for its complex, flawed characters, saying they reminded her of Robin Williams' famous quote about showing kindness because everyone is fighting battles we know nothing about. While she's moving away from leading film roles, Pfeiffer remains active as both an actress and executive producer, with "The Madison" already renewed for a second season.

 Michelle Pfeiffer says she's ready to step away from leading movie roles after decades in Hollywood. Speaking at a recent event, the 68-year-old actress admitted, "I never want to star in another movie, I swear to God," explaining that she now prefers ensemble casts because they're more enjoyable and collaborative. Following the success of her TV series "The Madison" and "Margo's Got Money Troubles" —which earned her an Emmy nomination—Pfeiffer said she has been deeply impressed by the incredible performances of women on television and believes TV is where some of the best storytelling is happening today. She also praised "Margo's Got Money Troubles" for its complex, flawed characters, saying they reminded her of Robin Williams' famous quote about showing kindness because everyone is fighting battles we know nothing about. While she's moving away from leading film roles, Pfeiffer remains active as both an actress and executive producer, with "The Madison" already renewed for a second season.