Steve Martin says that Only Murders may be his last role

Even though Only Murders In The Building shows that Steve Martin is still at the top of his game 50 years into his career, it seems like Charles-Haden Savage may be the last role he ever takes. In a new cover story for The Hollywood Reporter, the 76-year-old comedy veteran opens up about winding down his lengthy career.

Martin says he will not seek other people when the show is over. I don't want to look for other movies. I don't want to play a part in a movie. This is strange.

Martin pivoted to acting after starting out as a TV writer and stand-up comedian. He was a musician and writer before appearing in the 2005 film Shopgirl.

Martin hasn't starred in a series before in Only Murders In The Building. He had a small part in the fan favorite 30 Rock episode "Gavin Volure" in 2008. He was one of the co- creators of the hit show on the streaming service.

The second season of Only Murders In The Building features Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez. The show has been acclaimed for its comforting tone, perhaps a reflection of Martin's own priorities, as he only agreed to star in the show if he could work with his long time partner Short.

Martin told The Hollywood Reporter that his family life is enjoyable. I don't want to film a movie now to live somewhere else. Three months is not enough for me.

Only Murders In The Building has already been renewed for a third season, even though the actor may be ending his career. The subject of Martin will be the focus of a new documentary produced by A 24 for Apple TV+.