Trained to be a bombshell actress. Scarlett Johansson reveals it on an episode of the podcast Table for Two with Bruce Bozzi. In particular, the reference refers to the beginning of her career, when she acted in films such as Girl with a Pearl Earring (2003), Lost in Translation (2003), Match Point (2005) roles she constantly played the object male desire to find her way into the world of Hollywood celebrity.
“I was 18, 19 when I did Girl with a Pearl Earring and Lost in Translation,” she explained. “I became a woman – she continues – and learned about my sexual identity and my sensuality. In a way, I was trained to be what is called a sexy bombshell actress.
Playing the other woman and the object of desire, I found myself cornered in this place. I couldn’t get rid of it.”
However, according to the actress, once this bombshell role is over, there aren’t many other options to move on.
He later recalled that even her role as Black Widow in Iron Man 2 (2010) was originally conceived as “underdeveloped and overly sexualized.” Then the collaboration with the director and Marvel was revised.
According to Variety, this constant over-sexualization of hers in Hollywood led her to think her career was over.
“I became so objectified and classified that I felt like I wasn’t getting offers for things I wanted to do,” she tells Variety, something I struggled with. “I think everyone thought I was older and.” would have acted a long time… I felt like my career was over, I thought “this is the career you have and these are the roles you have interpreted ends here?”
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