Zoe Saldana, currently starring in the acclaimed film 'Emilia Perez', expressed her desire to transition into directing, particularly in the action genre, during her appearance at the Toronto International Film Festival. She noted the absence of women directing major action films like 'James Bond' and highlighted her admiration for heist films, specifically mentioning 'Heat' as a significant influence. Saldana emphasized her versatility as an artist, drawing parallels to Ang Lee's work and suggesting she could explore various genres, including Jane Austen adaptations. Her film 'Emilia Perez' has garnered awards-season buzz after winning accolades at Cannes, where Saldana shared the Best Actress award. With a career spanning over 65 films and a total box office earning of $15 billion, she aims to further elevate her career by breaking new ground behind the camera. Saldana remains recognized for her roles in blockbuster franchises like 'Avatar' and 'Guardians of the Galaxy'.