What Elizabeth Debicki Thinks About Women's Empowerment
What Elizabeth Debicki Thinks About Women's Empowerment
The Australian actress Elizabeth Debicki has been cast by The Crown to play Princess of Wales, Diana for the final two seasons.
She has something to say about women's empowerment.
"I feel right with us helps to empower women because it is about strong interesting feisty survival is fundamental because women like to see themselves on screen and you know someone like Steve McQueen and Gillian Flynn who rushed the film.
Even before time's up and me too news at the time was coming that really we need to break down these barriers and they wrote this brilliant screen plan and they cost a bunch of women in it and understood to something that Hollywood is is slowly you know but surely coming to realize that.
Off of if not more of the theatre-going audiences are women and we want to see ourselves off back in an honest way and in a very way. When I think back in life and I think one of I've been really proud of something in our many bowls and gone for its petitions really.
Sometimes finally enough what we do in addition is the pinnacle of Tara so when you can really throw yourself at something even though you're terrified he might not get it. we really work hard for it and the risk is sort of by your ego really you know it's scary to think you might look at something you really care about.
I have to say the women enough film a pretty bad us. I mean Michelle Rodriguez is Probably if you looked up the sort of like dictionary definition in Merriam Webster of like bad Ossory should pop up that.
Since there is an incredibly bad human because Sunday she fiercely strong she's like the fittest person on the planet. I don't have enough users for brilliant adjectives to describe Steve McQueen he's just a genius.
A vision rain an incredibly compassionate empathetic spontaneous and the set was despite the subject material was really fun and the women, Which is too remarkable incredibly inspiring I love them all dearly.
I learned so much from them and I feel like we really supported each other and we just went on a ride-hailing came out the other side we made something that we're really proud of".