Bradley Cooper noted that his decision to get sober at 29 stemmed from the realization that continuing down that path would sabotage his entire life. He expressed gratitude for his sobriety, particularly when playing Jackson Maine in 'A Star Is Born', stating he was fortunate to be in a good place in his life during that role.
Jamie Campbell Bower, reflecting on his 12 and a half years of sobriety, recounted how his addiction severely impacted his relationships and mental health, even leading to a hospital stay. He emphasized the importance of acknowledging mistakes and finding opportunities for growth every day.
Cooper referred to his experience directing and acting in 'A Star Is Born' as 'cathartic', explaining that storytelling involves delving into personal experiences and truths, which can provide beauty through transformation of pain into narrative.
Both Cooper and Campbell Bower shared a spirit of gratitude for their sobriety, with Campbell Bower encouraging others who struggle with addiction to believe in the possibility of recovery and the chance for a new beginning.
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