She, the actress explained that she had participated in projects that did not belong to her.
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| Scarlett Johansson |
Scarlett Johansson is a famous American actress and singer born in New York on November 22, 1984, among the most important actresses of her generation and the most talented diva of her career. At just 10 years old, his film debut took place in 1994 with Parents Wanted by Rob Reiner (Misery must not die, Never so close), to then also appear in Just Cause (1995), Manny & Lo (1996), Appointment with bridge (1996), Mom, I got measles (1997), The man who wasn't there (2001). A turning point certainly came in 2003 when she was chosen by Sofia Coppola for Lost in Translation where she starred alongside Bill Murray.
Scarlett Johansson has become Black Widow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe
A very important project in which Scarlett Johansson took part, from that moment began to ride the wave of success, always appearing in different projects. She is also known for being the face of Black Widow within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, recently the star was the protagonist of an interview with Valentina Vignali for 7, an insert of Corriere della Sera (via SkyTG24). At this juncture, the actress herself said that for a moment in her career, she realized that she did not like the roles that were assigned to her.
“My bombshell body was in danger of ruining me. The best films escaped me, all Marilyn Monroe-esque roles arrived, I didn't want them. I felt pigeonholed into a cliché that was very difficult to get out of. I made movies like He's Just Not That Into You in 2009 that fueled that kind of storytelling. I was offered all possible roles based on Marilyn Monroe, which I absolutely did not want. And when I was rejected for two films that I cared about very much, I felt lost... I had wanted that role so much that I began to ask myself: 'Have I reached the end of the creative line? Will this still be the right job for me?'..."
Source: SkyTG24
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