Jamie Lee Curtis explained her decision to shift from acting to starring in commercials was driven by her desire to spend more time with her children.
Despite initial skepticism from her team, Curtis' career continued to thrive after transitioning to commercial roles.
She took on advertising roles for brands like Hertz, Activia, L'eggs, Hitachi, and Voice Stream Wireless (which later became T-Mobile).
Curtis adopted two children with her husband Christopher Guest after facing infertility issues.
Starring in commercials allowed Curtis to prioritize raising her daughters, Annie and Ruby, who are now adults.
Despite concerns about the impact on her acting career, Curtis went on to star in successful films like 'Halloween,' 'Knives Out,' and 'Everything Everywhere All at Once.'
She won an Oscar for her supporting role in 'Everything Everywhere All at Once.'
Curtis believes there has been a shift in consumer perception, allowing actors to both advertise and act simultaneously with no stigma.
Her upcoming project is an adaptation of Patricia Cornwell's novels for a series titled 'Scarpetta' on Prime Video, starring Nicole Kidman as a medical examiner.