Scarlett Johansson: Shifting Narratives in Hollywood

Scarlett Johansson, renowned for her role as Black Widow in the Marvel franchise, speaks candidly about the evolving landscape of women's roles in Hollywood. In an interview with The Times of London, Johansson described a significant shift in the film industry's portrayal of women from her early career days.

Reflecting on her journey from a child actor debuting in the 1994 comedy 'North', Johansson notes that the roles she was initially offered or auditioned for often focused on desirability and a male-centric narrative. However, she observes a welcome transformation in recent years where women are being portrayed in more empowering roles.

In conclusion, the 40-year-old actress, who has recently ventured into directing with her film 'Eleanor the Great', believes this shift is echoed in her career opportunities. Johansson's latest acting role is in 'Fly Me to the Moon', directed by Greg Berlanti and starring Channing Tatum, set to release in 2024.

(With inputs from agencies.)