I don’t have any expectations as an actor and being rich and famous is not my driving force.

D’Arcy frames acting as a craft pursued for intrinsic reasons rather than for external rewards. By rejecting “expectations” and distancing himself from wealth and celebrity as motivators, he emphasizes process over outcome: choosing roles for interest, challenge, or artistic growth rather than for status. The remark also functions as a critique of fame culture, suggesting that public recognition can be incidental—or even distracting—compared with the satisfaction of doing good work. Read this way, the quote positions professionalism and personal values (curiosity, discipline, integrity) as steadier guides than the volatile metrics of popularity or money.