Zachary Levi: Actor of Shazam! rocks Hollywood

Zachary Levi: from spindle has Shazam

Now 42, Zachary Levi began his acting career in the early 2000s with brief appearances on TV shows such as Less then perfect, big hit OR elite division. But it was in 2007 that she really began to make herself known when he gets the lead role in the comedy series spindle. A role that gradually opened the doors of Hollywood for him. He is then found, jumbled, in Alvin and the Chipmunks 2 (2009), Rapunzel (2010), Thor: The Dark World (2013), and especially Shazam! (2019). Role that he resumed this year Shazam! : The Wrath of the Gods.

Zachary Levi vs. Hollywood

Recently, during an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Zachary Levi gave his take on the modern Hollywood system. It was during an appearance at the Chicago Fan Expo. He also expressed his support for strikers WGA and SAG-AFTRA:

Personally, I think most of the content that comes out of Hollywood is trash. They really don’t care to make it really cool for you guys. They don’t. How many times have you watched a trailer and thought, “Oh my god, that looks so good!” “. Then you go to the cinema and say: “Is that all I have? “.

The comedian went on to say that it was partially the public to act, by stopping paying to see this type of cinema:

They know that once you’ve already purchased your ticket and are seated, they have your money. And the only way to change that is by not going to those garbage cans. We must actively not pick this garbage. It will help. It will help a lot.

Statements that are quite surprising when we know Zachary Levi mainly earns his money by making blockbuster films like the last two Thor or the saga Shazam!. Especially after the two movies Shazam! not have never been acclaimed for their creative quality…

Zachary Levi is too he reconsidered some of his previous statements in which it was said that the rules imposed by the striking unions WGA and SAG-AFTRA “they were stupid”. An observation that obviously led to strong reactions of resentment. The actor justified himself by saying that he was “with a casual remark”to take, according to him, for a touch of humor. During his speech on the microphone of Entertainment Weeklythe actor went back on his words, saying that:

I fully support my union, the WGA and the strike. I remain a vocal critic of the operating system we artists have been forced to work in since I began my journey in this enterprise 25 years ago. This strike is necessary to protect us. To protect our writers and everyone in manufacturing and moving the industry.

Decidedly, it’s a bit rowing on Zachary Levi’s side…

Source: Cine Serie

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