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At the same time, they loved it.
“My dad was always a big advocate of doing what you like to do, and keep doing new things and trying new things, but do what you love,” Milo Gibson told The Hollywood Reporter.
“And I did that. I had a lot of different jobs but they weren’t things that I wanted to do for the rest of my life. And I have a really big passion for acting and I really love doing it.”
Working with his father
In 2016, he had his first shot at acting when he worked with his father on the Second World War film Hacksaw Ridge, starring alongside Andrew Garfield. It was the start of his acting career, and to work alongside his father, who was directing the film, was a perfect start.
“It was nice to see him behind the camera,” he said. “I learned that you have to be comfortable taking risks and then stick with them; one of the keys in acting is to be vulnerable.”
Gibson had his first leading role in the film All the Devil’s Men, which premiered in 2018. He’s also gotten roles in The Tribes of Paolos Verde (2017) – starring alongside Jennifer Gardner – and Breaking & Exiting (2018).
At 35, Milo’s career in film has just begun, and we’re sure he’ll have his parents’ utmost support.
Spitting image of Mel Gibson
He’s already had many types of roles, which is definitely a good sign for the future! Besides acting, Milo Gibson has also tried out modeling.
With his thick hair and intense eyes, he sure is the spitting image of his father, Mel. Sometimes, people recognize him, though not for being Milo.
“Sometimes people go, ‘Hey, you look like Mel Gibson!’ And I go, ‘F**k, I wish!’,” he says.