Samuel L. Jackson is fed up with the sexist treatment shown to his Marvel co-star, Brie Larson, by fans. He shared in a recent interview that Larson was a “stronger person” than most people expected and he shrugged off the comment.
Larson previously addressed fan negativity and said she doesn’t “have time” for it. During his interview, Jackson revealed that he and Larson became close during the filming of “Kong: Skull Island” and again at the “Unicorn Store.”
Read on to learn more.
Samuel L. Jackson Defends Brie Larson Against Sex Fans
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Samuel L. Jackson recently spoke with Rolling stone about his film career and his new Marvel show “Secret Wars.” During the conversation, one of the topics that came up was Brie Larson and the sexist treatment she received from fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. She said, “Brie is a stronger person than people give her credit for.”
Jackson also talked about how Larson rejected all the bad treatment and didn’t let “any of those things destroy her.” She said, “These incel men who hate strong women, or the fact that she’s a feminist who has an opinion? Everyone wants people to be who they want to be. She is who she is, and she really is.”
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Jackson and Larson have worked together in several Marvel movies since he joined “Captain Marvel” in 2017. They both appeared in “Avengers: Endgame” and are slated for the upcoming “The Marvels,” which will be released on November 10.
When Larson’s “Captain Marvel” was released in theaters, it was hit hard by social media trolls. Internet trolls found fault with Larson for her character’s humor and confidence and made sexist attacks on the actress. They also actively review movies that bombed on popular movie review sites like Rotten Tomatoes.
Brie Larson Previously Discusses Negative Fan Treatment
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During the interview with Diversity in 2019, Larson addressed some of the sexist and hostile behavior of Marvel fans. He talks about never letting people or the internet “tell me who I am.” He said, “When you have a mission and what you want to do – and my time and energy are very limited – it becomes very clear what I want to spend it on.”
Larson also stated that she is very committed to her daily life and believes “nothing makes her happier” than “observing” her thoughts. The “Room” actor also shared that he has developed a habit of questioning himself since childhood and will continue throughout his life.
Brie Larson & Samuel L. Jackson Have Worked Together In Several Projects
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Jackson is known for various roles, most notably his Marvel role as Nick Fury, while Larson is known for her role as Carol Danvers, aka Captain Marvel. In addition to their Marvel association, the two actors have collaborated in several films.
During his Rolling stones interview, Jackson revealed that he first bonded with Larson during filming for “Kong: Skull Island,” their first film. In 2017, they collaborated again on Larson’s directorial debut, “Unicorn Store.”
According to Jackson, he encouraged Larson to stay strong and keep her hopes up after the US presidential election. The actress reportedly felt “broken” by Donald Trump’s victory and needed words of support.
Samuel L. Jackson Talks About The Writers’ Strike
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Jackson discusses the current writer’s strike in America. The actor said he believes “writers deserve to be paid — and deserve to be paid fairly.” He noted that their current reality is unfair, and it’s time to see if “they can get some equity.”
Jackson was also asked about the expected strike by the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) and AI fears actors such as Tom Hanks have mentioned. He said, “Ever since I did Captain Marvel, and they did the Lola project where they took away my age and everything, it was like, ‘Well, I guess they can do this whenever they want to do it if they want! ‘”
The “Django Unchained” star said that AI could be a real threat in the future. He advises that younger, aspiring actors monitor their contracts carefully and remove words like “forever” and “known and unknown.”
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