Hillary Swan holds two Oscars, not crying for one boy and one million dollars. But during a recent interview with women’s health, the actress explained that Hollywood was very patriarchal at the beginning of her career, making her ideal roles: those who depict difficult and powerful characters.
“” “Fortunately, the world is becoming more inclusive. When I started, it was more patriarchal than ever“He said.”Suddenly, from a woman’s point of view, I was playing roles written by a man, and that was not necessary realistic.»
He added: “It’s not that I don’t like being feminine, I just don’t like to say how to be feminine.»
Actor of Yellowjackets starred in several films before winning an Oscar role Boys Don Tyrian In 1999 from Kimberli Pyrse. Inspired by real facts, the film follows Brandon Tina, a new popularity from the small town of Nebraska. Life is wonderful for Brandon, now that it goes with a wonderful lanage.
However, she forgot to mention important details: Brandon Tina was born a woman and previously called Tina Brandon. When her best friends make this discovery, Brandond’s life is completely done.
Hillary Swank A few years later he will win his second Oscar A million dollars for a child In 2004, from Clint Eastwood, whose story is based on an old boxing coach, an incomprehensible character who reluctantly agrees to prepare a boxer who performs him to help him realize his dream.
The 50 -year -old actress also said that her first Oscar gave her first Oscar to impress at the age of 25 “A shot of a law“When asked what his young version would say, he replied:”I would probably say, ‘Breathe for a second.’ I would say that I would really think about the choice you make every day. Make sure what is happening, meets your expectations. This is the only control we have: the choice we make every day. My time is my life.»
Hillary Swan can see the 3rd season of Yellowjackets that broadcasts in the United States in time.
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