Florence Pugh has opened up about her experience in the Hollywood industry, saying it can be “really exhausting”, especially for young women.
In a new interview, the Oppenheimer star talks about why difficulties exist in the film industry and why speaking out is encouraged.
“There’s a fine line that women have to walk within,” Pugh told the Times. “Otherwise they’re called divas, they’re called demanding, they’re problematic. And I don’t want to fit into the stereotypes that other people have created. It’s important for young women, not just in this industry. , actually just being in another industry is really exhausting. But I’ve always been encouraged to speak up.”
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Pugh also reflected on the roles he has played throughout his career, including in “Lady Macbeth” and “The Wonder.” Or that the decisions they are making are wrong or too big. It’s a matter of control, right? It’s still ultimately about suppressing one gender and we deal with that all the time. ”
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The Don’t Worry Darling star said that “most intelligent people would just shut up and go about their lives,” but she said she was “a little bit argumentative” and “a little bit argumentative.” It’s too cheerful,” he said, adding: It’s hard not to say how you feel, especially when you’re being attacked. If people don’t want me to be like this, they will be terribly disappointed. ”
