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Hollywood star Charlize Theron has been going strong in the film industry for over 25 years. The South African actor has held her own amid a plethora of top stars by carving a unique niche for herself in Hollywood. Over the years, she has also stood out for doing powerful women-centric films. From her Oscar-winning effort inMonsterto movies likeMad Max: Fury RoadandThe Old Guard,the talented star has shattered the glass ceiling by being a torchbearer for women to succeed in the entertainment industry.
Despite being a pioneer of woman power in Hollywood, Charlize Theron faced her share of misogyny in the industry from her male counterparts. In an earlier interview, the Oscar winner spoke candidly about the challenges she endured in a male-dominated environment, including being treated like an object and belittled multiple times.
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Charlize Theron Was Objectified For Being A Woman In Hollywood
Charlize Theronis one of Hollywood’s top stars today thanks to her perseverance, hard work, and immense talent. But the journey to the pinnacle was peppered with many challenging experiences for theMonsteractor mainly due to the fact she was a woman. Elaborating on the various moments in which she was taken advantage of and made to feel small by many male directors, Theron said,
“And I remember one movie in particular, this male director who just kept bringing me in, fitting after fitting after fitting after … And it was just so obvious that it was to do with my sexuality and how f**kable they could make me in the movie.”
Theron added that when she was an upcoming actor in Hollywood, there were no conversations about what constituted appropriate behavior towards women. The celebrity who initially created a furor to speak up against this unfair treatment of women said that her tactic changed as she became older and wiser. Theron now believes that honest and straightforward dialogue to get her point across is more effective than screaming from the rooftops.
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Charlize Theron Is Back ForThe Old Guard 2
Charlize Theron will reprise her role as the leader of a group of immortal mercenaries in the sequel to the 2020 filmThe Old Guard. The Old Guard 2which is expected to release on Netflix sometime in 2023, is also produced by Theron. The South African star was enthusiastic and hopeful for the film and said,
“I’m excited about our team coming back and having had all this time to really think about what we want the next story to be. It’s a big ask to want everybody involved to do action that’s raising the bar of what we did last time. It takes time and energy and effort and everybody has put that forth. I want to see the fruits of that labor.”
The Old Guarddirected by Gina Prince-Bythewood which was released in 2020 on Netflix, reportedly had 78 million households viewing over its first four weeks. It was one of the most watched straight-to-streaming titles of the year. WithThe Old Guard 2, Theron will hope to improve this record by creating a bigger and better sequel with the cast’s commitment to the film.
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Source:Cinemablend
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Sharanya Sankar, Writer for FandomwireHaving completed her Masters degree in Journalism and Mass Communication, Sharanya has a solid foundation in writing which is also one of her passions. She has worked previously with Book My show for a couple of years where she gained experience reviewing films and writing feature articles. Sharanya’s articles on film and pop culture have also been published on Film Companion, a popular film-based website. Apart from movies and pop culture, her interests include music and sports. She has contributed over 650 articles to Fandomwire so far.
