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Soderbergh to take a break from directing

Director Steven Soderbergh attends the Toronto International Film Festival press conference for "The Informant" at the Sutton Place Hotel in Toronto, Ontario on September 11, 2009. UPI /Christine Chew
Director Steven Soderbergh attends the Toronto International Film Festival press conference for "The Informant" at the Sutton Place Hotel in Toronto, Ontario on September 11, 2009. UPI /Christine Chew | License Photo

LONDON, Dec. 3 (UPI) -- Prolific Hollywood filmmaker Steven Soderbergh says he plans to take a break from directing after he completes the projects on which he is already working.

Soderbergh's movies include "Sex, Lies and Videotape," "Traffic," "Erin Brockovich," the "Ocean's 11" trilogy, "The Good German" and "Che."

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"I feel the need to recalibrate, just step away," Soderbergh, 46, told the BBC. "I'll go away and come back with a different approach -- or I won't."

The director went on to say he is considering "maybe a change of career" after he wraps his upcoming projects, which include a a 3D musical version of the Cleopatra tale, a Liberace bio-picture and a movie about undercover FBI agent Jack Falcone.

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