Riley Keough recently spoke of prejudice against filmmakers in Hollywood.
In a new interview with Vanity Far, the Logan Lucky The actress shared that the filmmakers had less opportunity to produce, star and directly than their male counterparts.
“As a woman, there is this feeling of pressure:” I cannot spoil “, said the 36 -year -old player.
“” I can’t make a shit film. “But I think that, for me, I cannot live like that,” said the Daisy Jones and the Six actress.
Riley said: “I think it’s a great talent in fact, to be able to agree to fail, spoil and not be perfect.”
The lodge The actress stressed that it was “such a strange period” in Hollywood at the moment and that she is “incredibly grateful to work”.
“Every day I am on the set, I feel really lucky,” said Riley.
Riley is not the only actress to have spoken of women treated differently by production houses.
Charlize also shared his reflections on fewer action -based action movies.
“Action films with female leads are not as green as those with male tracks,” said The old guard 2 actress in another interview with The New York Times.
“I think the thing that always frustrates me is the fact that guys will get a free journey,” said Charlize.
THE Atomic blonde The actress explained: “When women do this and the film may not hit completely, they no longer necessarily have a chance.”
“With that [‘The Old Guard 2’]We were very aware that the eyes were on us. It is not a risk that the studios want to take, but they will take it several times on the same guy who could have a series of action films that have not succeeded so well, “added Charlize.
