In McConaughey’s words, True Detective was the “best Oscar campaigner” there ever was.

He has recently given an interview to GQ magazine to promote his memoir “Greenlights.” When asked about his Oscar, he replied in a straightforward tone that “True Detective” Season 1 helped him gain a strategic advantage for the 2014 Oscar because his role of Rustin “Rust” Cohle became so popular at that time that even the pundits who decided the winner of the Best Actor award had to become biased towards him.And he isn’t lying when he says that the role has become popular.

The memes of Rustin Cohle had stormed all over the social media, his dialogues were a common witty reply in almost every other tweet, his acting garnered bewilderment of critics like never before, and by the time Season 1 had ended, Rustin Cohle had etched his name in the history books as one of the greatest television characters of all time.

Before True Detective Season 1 hit the screens on January the 14th 2014, everybody believed that 2014 had to be Leonardo DiCaprio’s year because even though he had Matthew McConaughey of Dallas Buyers Club and Chiwetel Ejiofor of “12 Years a Slave” to compete against, his role of Jordan Belfort in the film “The Wolf of Wall Street” was regarded by many as the clear cut favorite because his fans were becoming increasingly restless due to his lack of recognition at Oscars.However, as explained by McConaughey in the interview, everything changed after the arrival of True Detective.The release of the HBO apogee coincided with the 2014 Oscar Season, and to be even more specific, McConaughey’s Oscar nomination also came days after the release of the series.

So, people who were deciding the Best Actor award winner were bombarded with the buzz around Season 1, whose popularity was soaring at an exponential rate week after week.

Furthermore, even the people walking on the streets sometimes had the imprint-“I am the Yellow King.”Long story short, everybody in the United States knew how good True Detective Season 1 is and what the actor has done in the role of the protagonist- “Rustin Cohle.”McConaughey firmly believes that the series was a game-changer, and if it hadn’t been released around that time, he wouldn’t have gone past Leonardo DiCaprio.

In an interview, Matthew McConaughey shared that he was hurt by his mother’s reaction to his growing popularity and fame.McConaughey is an American producer and one of the brilliant actors in the industry.

Later he featured in The Wedding Planner, Failure to Launch, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, Magic Mike, The Wolf of Wall Street, Dallas Buyers Club, Interstellar, and many more.

McConaughey received the prestigious Academy Award for Best Actor for his role as a cowboy in Dallas Buyers Club.The actor lost his father in 1992 when he was stepping up the staircase of success.

In an interview with 5 Live’s Headliners podcast on BBC Radio, he shared that he needed her the most at that time.

He had already lost his father from his life, and when he used to call his mother for emotional support, he did not find his mom on the other side of the phone; she had become the superfan who wanted to know about his career.

She started to love his fame more and wanted the same for herself in a certain way, which hurt McConaughey.Matthew revealed that then he started limiting the conversations with his mother for several years.

Recently, a Spider-Man fan created an art imagining Matthew McConaughey in the role of Norman Osborn.

And the art gives an idea of what he will look like with Chitauri-style armor as Green Goblin in the upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe Spider-Man movie.The Green Goblin is the fictional supervillain featured in comic books published by Marvel Comics.

The best-known incarnation, Norman Osborn, was created by Steve Ditko and Stan Lee.

The character is a Halloween themed supervillain whose weapons resemble ghosts, bats, and jack-o’-lanterns.

The speculation has increased after the two sequels of the franchise as Spider-Man: Far From Home and Spider-Man: Homecoming featured classic villains, The Vulture and Mysterio.A digital artist Jackson Caspersz has created a fan art that depicts Matthew McConaughey in the role of Green Goblin.

Matthew David McConaughey is an American producer and Actor.

The “Westworld” actor James Marsden has revealed that he had to pass the offer of starring in “Magic Mike” because he lacked confidence.And nobody is disappointed with that.

In fact, fans of the actor are quite happy that he never did that.

The film was a stripper genre smash, and it starred Channing Tatum and Matthew McConaughey in the leading roles.“The Vow” actor Channing Tatum and “True Blood” actor Joe Manganiello impressed all the women and the girls in “Magic Mike,” but now it has been revealed that another good-looking actor James Marsden was set to be a part of it before he pulled himself out.As it turns out, James Marsden appeared for an interview on “The Late Late Show” (James Corden) earlier this week and revealed that he had to pass on the offer to act in the drama-comedy “Magic Mike,” which ultimately starred True Detective actor Matthew McConaughey, and The Sinner star Matt Bomer in the leading roles, of course, along with Channing Tatum and Joe Manganiello.He explained that he had overgrown fear inside of him that he would be so bad in the movie that his part will be thrown out in the editing along with his dialogues, and ultimately he will just be a junior artist running around the set.

America,” has now expressed his regret on “The Late Late Show” and said that he made a mistake back in 2012.

He added that the film was Soderbergh’s creation, and he should have just done it.However, even if James Marsden feels that he should have got on board and had let himself have fun on the set of “Magic Mike,” he knows for a fact that there are many fans of his and also his loved ones who think that he did make the right decision.Many of his friends and family consider his decision to be wise because they just never want to see a hunk-like figure of Marsden ever like that in a movie.

He revealed to Corden that his family members were relieved that he never took such a decision.Magic Mike was a comedy and drama film which was loosely based on Channing Tatum’s own experiences in America as a stripper.