Olivia Wilde has done it a long time ago, ever since she decided to redirect her career to directing and telling stories from a female perspective that was unheard of in mainstream cinema, and has had no problem being honest about the difficulties talk that women encounter when it comes to making his way into positions of power and visibility in Hollywood, but now that he’s just finished promoting his latest film, Don’t Worry Darling, which is about fictional controversy surrounded, which was based on his alleged feud with leading lady Florence Pugh, her words on the subject matter more than ever.
At an awards ceremony organized by the North American edition of Elle magazine last night and held at the Getty Center in Los Angeles, she addressed all the women present and veiledly alluded to the moments she had just lived: “Events like tonight offer us the opportunity to come together, look each other in the eyes and say: “Keep it up”. Because let’s face it, it’s not easy to move on. In fact, sometimes it’s very tempting to give ourselves a break and step out of this campfire of rampant misogyny that is this industry and say, “Good night, good luck, I’d rather eat crystals for the rest of my life than this.” keep doing […] But these moments are deeper than it seems. For perhaps they are our sincerest recognition that we are engaged in an ongoing struggle in which we are allies. Supporting each other in order not to give up and not to advance in the fight against a gigantic opposition that has been trying to dominate us for centuries. If one of us takes a step back, we all take a step back.” Wilde also added a dash of humor by saying that the last tour practically sent her to a rehabilitation center in a medically induced coma.
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