Orlando Bloom is happy with the characters he has portrayed in his career. He said he only regrets playing the character "Paris" in the movie Troy, which is about the Trojan War.

Orlando Bloom, who said he was proud of his career, could not remember a line said by the character "Paris", which he played in the movie "Troy".

"Oh my God, Troy? I think I erased this movie from my mind on the way," said the famous actor, adding, "Although many people love that movie, portraying this character... (Makes a throat cutting sign) Can I say such things? I didn't want to take part in that movie, I didn't want to play that character." "I didn't want to portray it," he said.

Orlando Bloom said, "The movie was great. There was Brad, Eric and Peter O'Toole, but how was I going to play this character? It was completely against my personality. At one point, Paris, who had been beaten by someone else, crawls and holds on to her brother's leg. I felt I couldn't do it. One of my managers at the time said, 'But "This is the moment that will catch on," he said. "I guess I totally fell for that statement, so I erased it from my mind."

He said that he felt very insecure and very sad when the film was released in Cannes:

"I was thinking, 'Is it going to be like this forever?' I can't handle it. Brad Pitt could see I was upset and said, "I heard some things and I want you to know that you're one of us now. Don't let them get to you.' He was incredibly kind. It really changed a lot of things for me."

Inspired by Homer's Iliad epic, the film featured big names such as Brad Pitt, Eric Bana and Peter O'Toole.