Oscar winning-actress Brie Larson fronted Marvel Cinematic Universe’s first female-led film Captain Marvel that crossed the $1 billion mark at the worldwide box office earlier this month. She says people, irrespective of the industry that they are part of, are still looking for equality and safety.
Talking about the evils in Hollywood that she would like to stand up against, Larson, also a director, said, “I think it’s kind of the same for every industry right now. From the conversations that I have had...we are still looking for equality and safety for everyone...to feel good, their work is appreciated, their minds and bodies are safe wherever they are.” She shared that playing the superhero with a military background has brought about many changes in her life.
“I just feel like in particular, with the strength training and getting to be Captain Marvel for a little bit, I feel like it changed me. It made me carry myself differently and that has helped me move forward for sure. It was great to be able to share that character with the world and see that power can go through the screen to other people as well,” she said.
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