‘We never say anything, we just let it go’: Why Kirsten Dunst was upset by the filming of Spider-Man?

Although she will soon star in Civil War, Alex Garland’s new feature film about journalists witnessing the dissolution of the United States, American actress Kirsten Dunst recently took a look at her entire career. at the microphone of Marie-Claire magazine.

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Noting in particular her recent difficulties in finding roles that deviated slightly from a certain type of character, she lamented her absence from the screen after her excellent performance in Jane Campion’s The Power of the Dog:

“I didn’t work for two years”– he said.

“There are fewer good roles for women my age.”

“All the roles that were offered to me were the roles of a sad mother. (…) To be honest, it was difficult for me because I have to eat. The hardest part is being a mother and… feeling like I can’t do anything. This applies to all mothers, not just me. (…) There are really fewer good roles for women my age.”

“We need girls.”

Recently nominated for an Oscar for her role in Jane Campion’s latest film, Kirsten Dunst is only 41 years old. always In an interview for Marie-ClaireThe actor also went further into his career, talking about Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy and the nickname that made him particularly uncomfortable on set:

“It was a joke, but on Spider-Man sometimes I’ve been called ‘girl-girl’ on the phone. ‘We need girl-girl.’ We never say anything, we just let it go.”

On April 17, Kirsten Dunst will return to the big screen with the highly anticipated drama Civil War, directed by Alex Garland.

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