Tom Green reveals why he fled from Hollywood for good

Farm Livin ‘is the life of him.

Tom Green has shared why he left Hollywood to Rural Canada after 20 years in town.

“Tom Green Show” star, 53, talked about his movement from 2021 in an interview with New York Times Published Saturday, as he promotes his new documentary, appropriate with the title, “This is Tom Green -Documentary“Who fell Friday on Amazon Prime video.

“I’m not really a Hollywood guy,” said the Canadian natives, who are currently living with chickens, a mule and a donkey on a 150-acre farm in a remote area in Ontario. “I started to feel that I wasn’t true to my authentic self.”

Glenn Humplik, Green’s Sidekick on his 90s MTV show, told the business that the move made sense to him, considering how he got to know the star over the years.

“Tom is actually really reserved normally and serious,” Humplik said. “He is very analytical about every single comedy bit and things he does. It’s not just a primitive demonstration. “

“He understands why something is fun or not. And it goes beyond just comedy – about life. He really reflects a lot on things. Maybe too much sometimes, ”Humplic added.

Green’s move from Hollywood Hills to a farm in Ontario, Canada, will be further documented in the upcoming Prime Video series “Tom Green Country”, which premieres Friday 31. January.

“People will probably be surprised that I’m not quite crazy,” he said of the series.

“There is a kind of healthy heartwarming things for this – that I have a close relationship with my family, that I love animals, that I enjoy doing a lot of things that many people in the world enjoy doing, like getting out into the woods , “Green noted.

Four years after leaving Los Angeles Green has no regret.

“I am very relieved that I somehow ended up taking the choice to return to Canada,” he said Yahoo Canada recently. “I was thinking about it for years, and when Covid happened, life was turned upside down, I had time to go. I didn’t tour anymore, did my stand-up and I had a chance to make this choice. “

“It’s been a big process that Red my life of 20 years and sell my house and move hit and get a farm, and now I have all these incredible livestock,” Green said.

Green rose to fame in the 1990s with its popular MTV prank show, “Tom Green Show.” A stand-up comedian after trading, he continued to perform in films like “Road Trip” and “Freddy became fingered,” which he co-wrote and directed.

He was also a fixture in celebrity pop culture in the 90s and early Aughts, partly thanks to his short marriage to Drew Barrymore (the couple tied the knot in 2001 and got divorced in 2002).

Currently engaged, Green has another new project in Pipeline: A Stand-up Comedy Special, “Tom Green: I GOT A MULE!,” Which premieres Tuesday, January 28 on Prime Video.