I wouldn't go as far as to call it creepy, it was just a boring thing to say. Like Scarlet said, it's like a wetsuit there's nothing more to it. She most likely was wearing a very thin speedo of sorts, or even a thong. Not much different from what the guys wear underneath their hero outfits.
It's painful to hear someone say to her "You don't have to worry about the same body concerns as the rest of us", she's not a mutant or alien, she's a person.
@@lisamilley9913 oh really yk her own emotions? Lmao listen to how stupid you sound? Anyways if I were asked these sexist questions daily I’d be very uncomfortable
@@lisamilley9913 doesn't mean u still can't feel uncomfortable, it doesn't matter if you have confidence or not, or having dealt with this over and over again. A feeling can repeat and the fact that it's uncomfortable will remain uncomfortable. It's not nice to say "oh she's already gone thru it, thats why she's okay with it" no, its not. I get that you want to say that she's a strong woman and doesn't look so bothered by it, but she's a human with feelings, too. yk you never know what she's thinking/feeling inside
I don’t understand why she went after the interviewer. He wasn’t being sexist. He was glad that her character wasn’t written off to be just the sexy one.
This is what struck me too. Every time there's a male coworker next to her, you can see them all processing the question. Also we see just five minutes of examples, there have to be so many more of these questions she got asked. I'd straight up be unable to answer them after like five times. The most staggering part part to me is that some of these questions were being asked by other women...
@@gerbendekker3273 yeaaa, that part makes it kinda like, why would you ask that. like you know it’s an uncomfortable question. then again, I read another comment, and it kinda brought to attention, someone of these journalists, have to ask these question. like the network or whatever gives them a set of questions, because it “gets clicks,” which makes them more money. and just no. it’s gross and sad, and very disappointing. espescially if you could risk getting fired for not asking a question. however, I don’t know how many of these that they had to ask, or how many they asked on their own. either way still gross.
@@rewindoffical5280 Yeah I know, they often just get a list of questions. I saw another clip of an interviewer asking Tom Hardy about his sexual orientation, but you could tell how uncomfortable the interviewer was asking the question. Tom Hardy told him off, rightfully, but I just wouldn't be able to ask anyone something like that whether I was told to or not. If I was told to ask something so indecent, I'd literally be selling my integrity which is something I don't consider an option
@@gerbendekker3273 EXACTLY!! I couldn’t do it. I wouldn’t do it. I have so much respect for the interviewers and hosts on BBC 1. You can see they have like a completely different moral standard. at least from the ones i’ve seen.
@@anderson-gb8rp You already missed the point of the term male privilege and I almost feel an insentive to ignore this, but let me give it a shot. The term "male privilege" does not apply to a solitary occurrence of the use of power, but rather describes one of many systemic power structures that are interdependent and interlinked throughout societies and cultures. Uneven pay, unsafe feeling on the streets, domestic voilence is more common from men, sex trafficking, lower salary, women are never save in the dark. Men like giving under undereducated opinions without bothering to talk the people going through these problems, and lastly that fragility regarding this topic you’re showing is also a privilege you as a man have… 🙃 The feeling of safety and compensation is the privilege we have, the patriarchal society we are currently are living in is made by men for men in mind. Hence why alot of companies these days overhauling/decolonising their systematic ethics. It’s really not hard to figure out yo.
@@ub8dullr676 LOL, I know plenty of women that get payed less while working the same jobs. My own sister gets payed less than her co-worker, even though they do the same and she has more qualifications.
@@franciscatorres5186 if she is doing the EXACT same work (not qualifications) and she is gettitng paid less that is simply illegal and can be reported to get ur right wage. But QUALIFICATIONS aren't the be all end all of jobs there is still more reasons why he cld get a slightly bigger or longer job or whatever it is causing him to get paid more
@pessimus exactly. Black widow was also designed for nothing but the nice leather shots. That was a marketing decision because Hollywood baby. Same thing happened with ghost in the shell. Every once in a while they manage to write a smart and sexy character. Usually they don't.
"Awkward" questions? Come on lets call a spade a spade. These are sexist questions. Period. Calling them awkward just dilutes how offensive these questions really are.
@@anapaola7241 Sounds soo unfair to throw many millions at her based on "looks". I agree that she should have to work for a living, All of your ego begging won't change a thing. You should get an education and try again!
And why? Do you seriously think men are asking how she got in that shape? No. So yes I agree she get's stupid questions but don't come and say it's sexist cuz some are just because of women and people who don't understand that are annoying. Vut you are right I'm just saying that it's not always sexism.
I remember that same guy also asked Anne Hathaway a similar question when she played Cat Woman. That's how you know his stupidity wasn't just a one off and actually deliberate.
Yeah but not really. Up until the final movie her role was a peripheral novelty. Her first appearance in the films as black widow was literally her ass, an asset the films take pains to feature when they don't need to. Hemsworth had his own origin story with emotional stakes, far more than her token character was given.
I swear I had to pause it and laugh for a full minute at that! What a great retort she gave. Yes, can we please start making more male characters token sexual objects 🙏
I think my favourite thing besides her answers is how the rest of the cast just sits back and thoroughly enjoys watching her shut down the sexist questions.
I never seen it on RU-vid but on tiktok there's a video of men. Rdj. Don. Chris. Tom Holland and Jeremy all defending her at points but even there sometimes she stops them before they can
I love her response to the fashion elements question. "I have a new vest" made me laugh out loud. The way she turns it into a comedic performance is just fantastic.
@@halberderdier8073ya, I'm sure she's crying herself to sleep in her mansion which is on a compound, wiping her tears away with hundred dollar bills...real depressing.
@@TedBundysGhostThe reason why she’s successful and you’re not is because you’re wasting your time and energy with this troll account to just get a glimpse of any attention or reaction from people, which is the saddest and most embarrassing part of all lol. Get a life, it’s not too late to get out of your mom’s basement and finally start being useful for once. It’s pathetic to say the least, so start changing now before your life ends and your “accomplishments” are limited to being a loser on the internet that nobody even noticed to begin with. Get a grip, and stop using rage bate as a source of attention due to your daddy issues🙏🏼
"Written off as the sexy one" really did sound like an insult. Imagine putting in so much work for a role only for someone to say you were just eye candy.
I wish people would actually consider the things that are said and done in the world and their impact instead of narrowing it down to people being a "snowflake" and "oversensitive". So much of this is normalised and it makes me sick. Not only do people normalise it, but they actually *enforce* it and claim there's "nothing wrong with it". Black Widow was a brilliant character, and her being remembered as the "sexy one" is just... shit. Shit and gross
I don't even watch Marvel movies and even I understand the Black Widow character is really interesting, psychologically, politically, as a personality, as her own character etc. It's a shame that most people don't see that, because she also happens to be a woman. Her beauty is kind of part of her skillset, she has been conditioned to use it throughout her career, but that's certainly not all she is. It's a shame people are so simple about it and just see her as an alluring woman, 'eye candy'. How degrading their view is. Such a shame on them.
@@persassyjackson1688 for a lot comic book characters women mostly are created to be very attractive yet also either very smart and powerful for example Wonder Woman black widow or spider girl etc. having attractive women as superheroes or villains or main characters captures the attention to a lot of people whether they notice or not. There’s a reason as to why you’d see more fit men as models and a lot petite women as models for magazines etc because attractive attracts that has never changed. With certain things people can be over sensitive because they are trying to change what’s been instilled since the Dawn of man. It’s a nature thing more do than a society thing. Attractive will always attract which has its positives and negatives
Reporter: *goes to school for journalism and pays tens of thousands of dollars for education* Reporter: *has the chance to ask Scarlet Johannsson anything* Reporter: do you wear underwear?
Very simple: it's how the market works. There are way too many simps, and with the headline 'Scarjo did not wear underwear while playing Black Widow' you'll get a ton of clicks, which makes you money. In the end it's all about money.
It'd be a lot better if they could demonstrate even an ounce of solidarity. Was that Jeremy Renner defending the interviewer asking about her underwear?
@@coneil72 I agree, as much as I’m all about women power and being capable of defending ourselves. It’s always nice when a man is willing to defend you from sexist or just general jerks.
Questions that I would have for Scarlett if I was given the chance to interview her: 1. How many hours of martial arts training and which styles in particular did you need to take to prepare you for the fight scenes? 2. How many injuries did you sustain during filming considering most of your fights were more acrobatic in nature than the other actors? 3. How much did you know about the Blackwidow character from the comics before you decided to play it? 4. Was there any particular scene that was cut that you felt should have been included in any of the Avenger movies and if so which one & why?
The worst part, in my opinion, is that even FEMALE interviewers stoop that low when they should know better. It's sad to see people who know the struggle be part of the problem.
Just here to remind you that women are also conditioned and socialized growing up to have internal misogyny so although I completely understand what you’re saying it is inaccurate to say we are part of the problem or that we should know better seeing as it is patriarchy, sexism, and toxic masculinity that’s groomed us to subconsciously believe that we are less than our male counterparts. And I do agree I see women interviewers do what you’re saying too however rather than criticizing us, realize that the misogynistic socialization all women experience is so detrimental that it is apparent in even the smallest mannerisms, like asking a fellow woman a degrading question during an interview. ❤️
That's also a sexist consecuence. The thing is that we're suppossed to compete against ourselves, you know... for which reason it could be... That created a social role. And since it's part of our education, it's not so easy to "choose". We all say or do sexist things some time. The important thing is not who, but how to make it disappear as much as possible, reflecting and trying to become better and not repeat mistakes like these if you can (or so I believe). Though, it's not really like women are more sexist. Both men and women can be pretty cruel on this.
@@crs6959 hold on a minute...hulk's short can stretch for miles, that was pretty complex in it self and then it being purple ON A GREEN MAN TOO (OMG). 👏 👏 👏
Bcz it creates a lot more controversial which in return means more clicks on articles on websites. It sucks that ppl are like this, Scarlett's a queen tho ✨
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Being in a nearly all male cast early on in the MCU probably really magnified how people viewed her as a female differently than her cast mates. You can see she was over that shit real quick.
...yeah well she didn't have to take that part, it's a fantasy-type film anyway, she could have played more credible and serious roles if she wanted. It's part of the deal when you play the hot chick wearing a sexy skin tight costume
@@cspace1234nz bro interviewers asking her dumb questions that only relate to her looks is not wut she signed up for when she auditioned to be Black Widow, bsfr. Yeah she's hot, but so is the rest of the cast and you don't see them getting asked stupid questions like that! You're acting like her role isn't serious, she's literally a superhero. She saves people. How is her role less credible than anyone elses??? They pretty much all have the same role just dif names! They're all heroes, they all save people, they all have cool fight scenes, they all look hot, and none of them want to be asked dumb questions like that. It's stupid how you're saying its her fault for taking an iconic role, when its actually the interviews fault for not asking questions about how iconic her role is.
@@3776-d8n ....I appreciate that you're probably an emotionally stunted 15 year old, clearly unable to see that these are not actual super heros, they do not actually save people and most of it is done on a green screen anyway, aka CGI. Just because a movie makes vast sums of money does not make it a serious movie.
@@cspace1234nz But you know what? There were also other male characters that were hot dudes wearing sexy skin tight costumes too, they never got the same dumb question that she got...
@@ZalemMoon ….yeah but the men get asked other kinds of dumb questions, only occasionally do they complain as they mostly realise the attention ultimately pays off.
@@hotdogman7746 maybe non-sexist questions? and if the “slightly irrelevant character” was male i’m pretty sure they wouldn’t ask him fashion questions.
@@hotdogman7746 also wouldn’t call a powerful female character part of the original avengers with her own solo movie coming out a “slightly irrelevant character”
The first question wasn’t even bad. I could totally see someone asking Chris Hemsworth, the same thing, “What does your diet like that got you so ripped?”
Jaymi Padres Yes. And each time, that was the answer she gave. Maybe the actress can depersonalize her response, given enough practice, because the obvious reply is that she didn’t design the costume.
@@shamelesshussyunfortunately as an celebrity, if she was to be provocative or confrontational it would just be used as ammunition by those that don't like her
The interviewer that asked the underwear question got so offended when Scarlett asked if he had asked Joss that same question. Did you see how he responded? He got offended! "No! Of course not!" Then why was he asking HER???? IT MAKES NO SENSE.
Im not saying it ok but they have asked similar question to people like tom holland chris evans etc. I think they just ask stupid questions without meaning to sound sexist
@@isacpstreets2661 terrible preparation on the interviewers part for sure. At least he could have hidden his idiocy if only he'd more carefully chosen his questions
@@isacpstreets2661 it still isn't rocket science to know that you should never ask someone what kind of underwear they wear. it's common sense. that is not any of their buisness. they journalists asking those type of questions are just looking for excuses to be sexist and predatory.
People do have to understand that there’s more than her beauty, so ask her some questions other than diet and such. Or ask the guys sexist questions too WHO KNOWS. (I’m kidding on the second one)
@@SahloFolina2161 Her Beauty isn’t even the problem. I think all of the questions they asked and any question of that nature is highly irrelevant. I could see if she was a character in a movie about fashion or if these were fashion interviews; but they’re not. These interviewers are incompetent and have failed to ask the proper questions that will give them “Quality” content that is “relevant to her role. I could literally replace all of them in 0.2 seconds.
Well if she was ugly would she be getting the same roles? Don’t Forget She doesn’t earn her paycheck as a science teacher. Megan Fox lost it all by demanding too much money for her contract. She also had low talent.
My goodness it must be difficult when the rest of the cast is male and shes the only female so she gets targeted all those dumb questions. I give her credit for choosing her words carefully.
She's clearly got thick skin. I do find her very attractive, but I also have a lot of respect for her. As you said, she can leave the weird interview hosts speechless. I wish more celebrities, who are victims of similar stuff to what Scarlett witnessed in this video, would do that.
@@EsteemedReptile Thank u, YES!! She is SO talented & such a badazz (in everything she does) & they have to ask the stupidest questions. What a job they have. Smh.
In Endgame he even makes a sexist comment about his own ass. But if it's a man, then it is simply a funny joke and everyone's ok with it. As it should be...
@@fabianstalder5008 people didn't seem to mind when Tom Holland got asked about his underwear... so yeah. If it's concerning a female you have to be highly sensitive but if it's concerning a male it's just normal.
Do these people forget that she plays the badass spy, also former badass Russian spy. She is badass for a multitude of reasons. She is just a strong and great character that has more to offer than just her body. Just on the side though marvel has great taste in actors and actresses, the acting chops are great and these people are very stunning, both the men and women.
The “written off as the sexy one” question is so dumb. The majority of the cast are conventionally attractive to both genders. Just because you sexualize one person doesn’t mean they don’t have any value and don’t deserve any depth beyond appearance. That’s beyond the most disgusting thing I’ve ever heard. Kudos to Johansson for keeping her cool because I wouldnt have stood for that shit.
To be fair, that was not his question. He was building up to something like "Obviously your character COULD HAVE BEEN written off as the sexy one but..." Maybe he was trying to say "but you ended up being the emotional core of the team. How do you feel about that?" But I agree it's a dumb way to preface a question and an even dumber phrasing to use with a female celebrity. In fact, the question didn't even need a preface. He could simply have asked the second part. "How do you feel about being the emotional core of the team?" or whatever he was going to ask.
anyone noticed that the moment the interviewer said “obviously your character could have been written off as the sexy one” chris evans was immediately about to say something until scarlett clapped back on her own. besties things. the og 6 bond is amazing.
@@dr.strange6458 Yes...Most people don't want to be seen as objects to be sexualized. I get it, unfortunatley our world is increasinlgy sexual in a very agressive way.
This montage is very informative for anyone who might interview Scarlett in the future. In other words, treat her work as serious, skip the questions about her appearance, and she might even thank you for the interview.
@Anna Niedziela depends. If he did indeed ask the other guy if he wore undergarments (note this and not underwear) isnt that fair? Because that's what does seemed to have happened. Dont get me wrong, she probably does face sexism and I'm not saying it's right. However, in this particular instance, could it be possible she's overreacting? I think reasonably so. Or maybe not. Then again, to wonder how on earth does one fit I to a skinny suit, can that not be a rational question? What if, the interviewer was indeed asking an innocent legitimate question? Are we not hasty to cast him in the light of sexism? Thus I say, let us not so quickly refrain to ideas and feeling or hate or disgust. If he was indeed sexist, then so shall it be. If he wasnt sexist, then so shall it be also. But what shall not be? Quick and thorough judgment without a proper investigation. At least for this individual alone.
@@bond3161 I don’t think she overreacted. She asked the interviewer guy if he asked another guy (forgot the name sry) wether he would be wearing underwear. And the interviewer answered “no!” (In like a “hell no why would I do that” voice) sounds really sexist to me
@@Dean-ft6qgmaybe she didnt overreact. But I think it's a bit quick to say for that specific segment at 4:14 It appears to be indicated that the interviewer did ask Hawkeye if he wore undergarments, but that the interviewer confirmed that he didnt ask what kind of underwear he was wearing. You see. The original question was did you wear undergarments under the suit. To do you wear underwear under the suit. To what kind of underwear do you wear. The second and third of which was stipulated by johanson herself. What does this indicate? Of course, based on that segment alone. Once again, I dont doubt she faces a lot of sexism. This world is sexist. But being overly defensive and backarched is also a thing and should be acknowledged just as much. Two sides to a coin. That's like asking what's your name to a female? She replies by saying, why you wanna date me? He says, no, I just want to be friendly She says, no you just wanna get in side my pants. Comon guys, is it really impossible to ask an logical non perverted question?
@@bond3161 uhh no, the question referring to either Black Widow or Hawkeye is inappropriate. That question wasn’t appropriate, to ask in the first place. Wether a guy or girl, what someone wears under a costume is just pandering to the horny audience. So they can be like omg did you know Hawkeye isn’t wearing anything under omg that’s so fucking hot, or the same with Black Widow. That’s creepy and isn’t appropriate. Your example is overreacting because being upset someone asked you about your underwear, is different then assuming someone want to say you cause they said hi. The interviewer did ask what undergarments she wore, rephrasing isn’t misinterpreting. Yea I agree, why is it so hard to make interesting and appropriate questions? They should value the actor’s passion more.
People aren't understanding why this is viewed as sexist. The interviewers ask all the men deep questions about their character while everytime she gets asked a question, it's about her undergarments, fashion, etc. How is that not messed?? Seriously.
Not that this isn't bad, but I'd like to refer you to any Henry Cavill interview in history before you act like men only ever get asked deep intellectual questions... That man gets it just as much as Scarlett Johansson, yet unfortunately very few are complaining about it because "he's a man, he should be enjoying the attention".
@Oni I agree with the society beauty issue you mentioned, but by telling me to 'stop' and 'there's always that one guy' you instantly lose all credibility in this conversation. You acknowledge it happens to guys, but you don't do anything about it and talk about women struggling with it... And there lies the issue. You just instantly brushed it off and told me to stop, and said that women like Johansson get it worse. It's not about who gets it more, it's about stopping it doesn't happen to anyone, male or female. You're part of the problem if you're acting like women should be prioritised first for being protected from this, everyone should be.
@Oni Trust me, no one's gonna objectify me so I'm no victim and don't feel sorry for myself. I'm cool being a chunky boy who sits around eating pizza and ice cream. I'm not meaning to come across as some who hates women/feminists, I'm simply saying that it seems like you can't bring up when men experience it, because people will always say "Yeah men go through it, but women (insert argument here)..." That's where I get annoyed. It's like watching Law & Order SVU, it's a great show but it's 99% female victims, what about the men? People are quick to say "Yeah it happens, but men don't come forward so they do more females so women can speak out in reality", so shouldn't we have more stuff so men CAN come forward and speak out? It just seems like the world caters to women when it comes to this stuff, surely you can agree with my point here?
Considering her character’s backstory and how she was treated like a machine or tool and literally objectified, you would think people would realize that before asking objectifying questions 🙄
Damn, fair point, IKR. They could've asked a question like: "Considering your character's backstory being treated like a machine or tool, and now, how your character has gone so far in character development, now free from the past. How would you see this as a women empowering aspect? Considering women from the past was also treated as such, with little to no freedom of how they should act in the society, plus the feeling of pressure to be or act as a "standard" women set by society back then?" Idk
You assume that these interviewers have any actual knowledge about her character. They're just journalists and they're paid to ask the obvious and sometimes ridiculous questions such as these.
I totally agree with this! I don’t know if you’ve seen Black Widow but I really understood the message of how there are elements of society that control women and the irony was that it was a man who was at the helm of the red room.
I’m sure more than anything in this world that Robert, Scarlett, Chris H, Jeremy, Chris E, and Mark are really really close they seem like brothers and sister in real life.
@@Livingmybestlife7 no it’s just misogyny. Misogyny is defined as discrimination based on the fact that the victim is female and can be perpetrated by anyone.
Imagine playing a character for 10 years and creating their whole story ark and putting in all that work to deliver incredible performances just to have people ask you about fashion and what you eat. If this doesn’t show the disparities between women and men idk what does.
Agree! I don't know why we always have to be treated like Barbie dolls ,as if we have no brains or something. I mean as a doctor , when people look at me as young and "sexy" as they say, they just underestimate my intelligence and that's just immature and sexist.
Nothing against Scarjo but creating the story ark? I am pretty sure marvel comics did that along time ago. And honestly disparities? Really? How times do we see late night hosts and interviewer's ask Hemsworth and Alex Scarsgard about the diet they undertake to get insanely fit. Were they dumb questions absolutely but to compare that to disparities between men and women. I think your stretching.
As a man, I am embarrassed for her having to deal with that BS. Just enjoy the movie and the talent being put into it. She along with the rest of the cast did an awesome job.
@Ruthless Attitude Entertainment he asked her what underwear she was wearing and she found it uncomfortable. Then the interviewer invalidated her reaction to the question
See this I like. "ridiculous questions" not "sexisy questions" although some are sexist... But I prefer seeing this than seeing butt hurt people reinventing the peoples questions and getting their nickers in a twist for nothing. Zen 💆♂️💆♀️
She feels uncomfortable but the reason why she is being asked those questions is because it usually appeals to women. Its not random or to offend her. Also she isnt being “classy” she is being bitchy and superficially trying to act smart. Ironically, she does all this to try and appeal to men. She should put a smile on her face though
I love her so much it makes me sick hearing all these inappropriate questions she's asked like can we please treat her like the amazing talented women she is instead of treating her like an object
Yeah, being treated like an object isn't uncommon for actresses, unfortunately. Or women in general. Not just by men, but by other women too, it's embarrassing that society hasn't fully evolved to be better than this.
So you play an overly sexualized character and take purposeful advantage of your body and act all surprised when you are objectified? You want to get the interesting questions during your interview get out of the shallow scene you keep coming back
@@no-rq7fp For one, black widow was oversexualized in the very beginning, Iron Man 2. After that Marvel made the deliberate choice, in part due to Johansson's input, to not hypersexualize black widow anymore. And here you are, claiming stuff like "take purposeful advantage of your body" and that Johansson supposedly didn't fight the "shallow scene" as you call it. Not to mention all her proper dramatic roles way outside the "shallow scene". Dude you have no leg to stand on.
@@no-rq7fp You people have serious issues when it comes to separating characters from actors. Even if she was playing an oversexualized character (which is not true) you have no right to ask what underwear she was wearing. She doesn't get to choose what clothes she wears in the movie, she doesn't get to choose how her character is behaving etc - she gets paid for whatever is written in the scenario. Have some respect.
@@vanitas-5276 That sounds like nazi soldiers arguing they were just following orders. Actors have access to the script before production starts, and even if she didn't, what's stoping her from just leaving that environment? Oh right, she won't because she's getting paid a lot of money to act sexy in front of a camera (sounds familiar guys?), that didn't seem to bother her when she got that paycheck 🤡
Guy is stupid for asking that question. Nobody should even care about that stuff lol if she wanted to let people know, she'd tell without it being asked
The way RDJ supported her in the beginning was so sweet. My respect just increased for him. Also, I could see how uncomfortable Scarlett was when these questions were asked, but she still gave fitting reply to them. You go girl!
RDJ has had more than his fair share of terrible questions, so he, knows a little of what she deals with. Charisma on Command has a great video showcasing his responses.
He didn't have to. She clearly didn't like it. He was just as bad as the interviewer but maybe he didn't realise it. And touching her shoulders at the end was just...she almost pulled back.
i love how he when she said "you asked Josh what kind of underwear he wears" the interviewers eyes went wide and he repeatedly said no. If you wouldn't be comfortable asking a guy that question, what in the hell makes you think it's totally okay to ask a girl. If that doesn't prove to you guys that question was sexually charged I don't know what would
Scarlet Johansson: "It is inappropriate to ask people about their underwear!" Every interviewer who ever interviewed Tom Holland: "I'm gonna pretend I did not hear that."
I am a flight nurse. I wear a nomex flight suit everyday and fly in a tiny helicopter in the Rock Mountains. My crew of all genders are amazing, but It NEVER CEASES to amaze me the questions I get from the looky loos. “How do you go to the bathroom” or “ how do you fix your hair”is the most common. My all time FAVORIT is “how does my husband feel about it, and how is he ok with it?!” Seriously?!?! Never ask my male coworkers anything like that. The questions are ridiculous.
But it made no sense. Scarlett was being asked the creepiest questions. blake was asked a perfectly reasonable question about a really aesthetic film. Scarlett was asked if she was wearing anything under her cat suit😳
You'd take offence at these questions? Talk show hosts are comedians for 1. The fashion question was a ridiculous reason to get annoyed, she's making it that only women care about fashion, men are just as proud and bothered about how they look.. the underwear question started off straight forward, just curiosity, and then she made it about what kind of underwear it was. He never said that,, and he said he'd asked the guy the same question. She twisted his words knowing he was worried when she started questioning him and he tried to explain he didn't mean it that way. But she ignored him because she was enjoying ripping him to bits and watching him be uncomfortable. She knew he couldn't say anything back because then he's in the "bullying women" trap.. I'm all for powerful women speaking up, but she took everything as a dig at her. Massive chip on her shoulder. And if she was that bothered about it, why would she take a dumb job where she's a silly super hero in a tight suit, which men also wear in these movies btw. She ran with this for her "girl power" speech for this kind of attention. I used to like her too. This was over the top using her celebrity status to shoot her mouth off . Sad
Whenever RDJ is present when she gets asked these questions you can tell he wants to defend her and tell off the reporter but he’s like “ nah I can tell she’s mad imma let her handle it
@@RussSchoonmaker i think he was comforting her / getting her ready in that way (kinda like what trainers do to their sports teams.) the fact that you would interpret it as harassment is weird.
@@tabithathewholistic You could tell Cheadle got more of a kick out of it then anyone. Most everyone’s reaction was fun to watch though including Brolin, Bautista, Feige etc. but Cheadle’s was the best
These questions are just silly. The kind of person who asks her if she wears underwear underneath the Black Widow costume is the same person who would be disappointed if she said yes… I’d rather get her opinion on who she reckons Black Widow could beat out of the other Avengers in a 1v1…
Exactly like I want to know how she prepped for the role and all the cool nerdy questions like who would she want black widow to 1v1 in the next movie or summ
1:55 noticing chris evans’ facial reaction, and the fact that he was about to interject and stand up for scarlett. + rdj doing it in the beginning = we love the men of the MCU.
if i heard that correctly , one of the interviewers said “so you probably don’t have the same body worries as the rest of us” if that’s not the most fucked up thing i’ve ever heard. she’s still human and she still has her problems, worries, and insecurities. no one should be talked to/treated like that
exactly! They treat her as if she isn't human. It's shameful that a woman would do that to her, too. And then there's the male interviewers, who will sit and ask blatantly sexist shit and then laugh at her as though she's the problem.
@@siennablack4690 yes exactly! i could’ve expected it from the men. but the women stooping that low to ask her these questions is shocking. it’s disgusting
it seemed the interviewer was so insecure. What did she expect? An actress to pat her on her shoulder and ‘there, there, you are really beautiful yourself?’
@@Kali-8 i’m not saying women don’t ask these same questions. but it’s more common for a man to ask these questions/sexualize women. i’ve seen multiple interviews were men have asked weird questions/ sexualized hollywood women.
"The sexy one." "Have you seen Chris Hemsworth?" I guess I'll mention the detail of Chris Evans when its literally said by 3 characters in one of the movies that he's got "America's ass." 🤣
I cannot believe this man thought that asking Scarlett about her underwear would not offend her. I think he could tell that what he was asking was inappropriate since he hesitated a bit before saying “undergarments” like that would sound any less unprofessional. He even seemed a little upset that she was offended, like dude are you kidding me??? Dumbest man alive.
_I’m a great fan of art. I love Michelangelo. _*_If I had the chance to talk to him or read about him, I would want to know about what inspired him to become who he is - the anatomy of his craftsmanship. Not about who he went out with last night, or why he decided to sit out in the sun so long._*_ ..._ - Michael Jackson That reminds me of this. Who asks _anyone_ about what underwear you're wearing? I wouldn't even expect that from the reddit incels
The thing is the people who interview celebs are asked to ask those questions to them and if they don’t there is consequences. I’m not defending what he said tho.
The men get such serious questions and Scarlett just gets questions regarding her body. It’s ridiculous because the Black Widow is such an interesting character with such a captivating history that we really don’t know much about, there’s so much room for an interesting question but because she’s a woman, her character isn’t taken as seriously.
It's disgusting how the journalists are catered to be allowed to make those questions for the female actors only. They should ban them before the floor is opened.
Well she also got asked serious questions and the males in Marvel movies also get asked a mixture of serious questiond but also their body, training, looks, fashion, etc. If you work on a movie like that your job is to look pretty and play well. Of course you're gonna get asked about both - no matter the gender.
The clip where they ask her about "fashion choices". Wow. A lot going on there. Her response is perfect, but I also watched the men around her. Cheadle was cracking up, Brolin actually turned around to enjoy the full smackdown response, Pratt looked slightly uncomfortable for her and Bautista looked ticked off for her. The best was right at the beginning where Downey pointed at her because he knew that she was going to light it up. There's a lot of respect and pride there for a strong woman from the actors who know her.
the problem is that they don't realize their being a sexist, like Scarlett's patience in dealing with this shit is just amazing. Edit: 😮 OMG! THE MOST LIKE IVE GOTTEN IN FOREVER! TYSM FOR SO MANY LIKES!😄 and I'm glad y'all agree with my statement😁
Frigging love how she comes back at the interviewers with snarky responses. "Really, have you seen Chris Hemsworth?" Her male castmembers seem to know that she is going to get these questions and are ready to watch her respond. She is very funny and fast but it has gotten to the point where it's just absolutely insulting now.
A person who is more composed, well grounded, professional and keeping it cool is what makes a person better on how to handle these type of questions or any situation. It makes sense why Scarlett why she struggles with relationships in her private life that lacks stability.
Media is weird. Journalists, both male and female only focus on what sells and they objectify female "fictional characters" the most for this sake. It's stupid and reduces depth in character's actual purpose AND it objectifies people who play them and it's creepy. Sexism is sexism no matter where it comes from.
