Rachel Weisz: Don't Ask Actresses to Work With Women

Rachel Weisz was the only member of the ken The Favorite 39 trio of the 2018 Gotham Award, and used her acceptance speech to send a powerful message to the press when she received this year's Special Jury Prize Collection Performance. Gotham Awards Weisz and co-stars Emma Stone and Olivia Colman Jury Award.

. One day, we hope that one day, we don't ask what it's like to share the screen with other women in the not-too-distant future,, Weisz said at the end of an otherwise humorous conversation. Orum Because I don't think you've ever asked men. But I may be wrong. "

Weisz had fun in the absence of common stars by bringing cardboard cutting masks on the faces of Stone and Colman. Uy The Favorite kadınlar is a joint-guiding act to three women, and most of the press tours they have made since the film was launched at the Venice Film Festival ask what is involved in a film for women. As Weisz points out, male actors rarely ask what it's like to work against other male actors, so asking women players is a double standard.

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Şt The Favorite our shared Weisz as Sarah Churchill, the trusted advisor to the mad Queen Anne (Colman). The arrival of Stone's character, Abigail Hill, starts a crooked war to become the Queen's favorite. The Fox Searchlight film, in November 23rd, has made history as the highest blockbuster film of 2018 to date. Colman won the Best Actress Award at the 2018 Venice Film Festival and was presented to Best Actress Oscar. Weisz and Stone are campaigning for Best Supporting Actress.