Emma Stone and Olivia Colman: The Favourite press conference at Venice Film Festival
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- Опубликовано: 13 янв 2025
- Emma Stone and Olivia Colman: The Favourite press conference at Venice Film Festival 2018
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"It was awfully fun having sex with Emma Stone"
Most men would probably have the same reaction to that, but I find it interesting that Emma might be shifting towards LGBT roles. She played Bisexual in Battle of the Sexes last year, might be Bisexual or Lesbian in this film. What's next, Transgender?
(Remembers Rub and Tug)
Never mind.
I haven't seen The Favourite yet, but she seems more natural & believable in a straight relationship than a gay one on screen. She was way better in La La Land than in Battle of the Sexes, in my opinion. I believed it in LLL, not so much in Battle of the Sexes.
@Hopingover Leavesinfall - It may just be coincidental that Emma has played a bisexual role in two consecutive movies because her next projects: 2 movies, 1 voice animated film, and a TV mini-series are heterosexual roles - as were the roles in her previous 21 movies, 11 TV series/movies, 1 short Broadway stint, and 3 voice animated films.
remember when Scarlett Johansen was to play an lgbt character and they made her turn down the role? lgbt comunity is very consistent. or it was cause Scarlett has bigger tatas, idk.
TheBigBadRedManti: Bunch of PC nonsense, if you ask me. Nobody screams bloody murder when a woman plays the part of a man in a Julius Caesar play, for instance.
Think there's a difference. Stage plays can afford to be unrealistic because they are more interpretive, whereas film is a recreation of reality.