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Emily Blunt, a versatile British actress renowned for her outstanding abilities and captivating on-screen portrayals, boasts a diverse filmography that spans fromThe Devil Wears PradatoA Quiet Place.Her remarkable talent has garnered critical praise and numerous accolades, making her celebrated for her charisma and expertise in the industry.
Emily Blunt previously voiced her critique of a common Hollywood narrative trope, asserting that the concept of “strong female leads” is problematic. The actor fromThe Devil Wears Pradadetailed her criteria for choosing roles, emphasizing her reservations about current depictions of femininity in scripts.
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Emily Blunt On Strong Female Leads In Films
Emily Bluntexpressed her strong dislike for the term “strong female lead” in scripts, describing it as a major turn-off. She finds it so irritating that it instantly disinterests her, causing her to lose enthusiasm for the role.
“It’s the worst thing ever when you open a script and read the words’ strong female lead,'”.She also said that the trope annoys her to a point that it“makes me roll my eyes – I’m already out. I’m bored.”
Blunt pondered the aspects of female character portrayals in movies that irked her. She noted that such roles often demand a portrayal of unwavering toughness, with characters consistently displaying resilience and uttering resolute dialogue. In an interview with The Telegraph, Emily Blunt, who portrays aristocrat Lady Cornelia Locke inThe English,described her role as “more surprising than that.“
“I love a character with a secret,” the actress revealed. Blunt then compares her latest character to these other stoic tough roles. “I loved Cornelia’s buoyancy, her hopefulness, her guilelessness,” she said. Blunt also shared how Cornelia defies restrictions when it comes to writing personality traits: “She’s innocent without being naive and that makes her a force to be reckoned with,” she said. “I thought that was very cool”.
In the 2022 western miniseriesThe English,Emily Blunt takes on the character of Lady Cornelia Locke, an Englishwoman who embarks on a journey to the American West, driven by her conviction that the man she seeks holds responsibility for her son’s tragic demise.
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Emily Blunt’s Husband Was Afraid Of Working With Her
While enjoying a strong marital relationship,John Krasinskiharbored reservations about approaching his wife, Emily Blunt, to take on the lead role of Evelyn Abbott in the 2018 filmA Quiet Place.Nevertheless, he did acknowledge that he had her in mind when crafting the character for the screenplay.
“I got so scared. First that she would say no, because that’s just an awkward dinner. Yeah. And after that, it’s just a lot. But I was actually more afraid that she’d say, yes, I’ll do it for you.”
John Krasinski was reluctant to offer the role to his wife, Emily Blunt, as he didn’t want her to simply accept it because of their relationship. He highly regarded her as “the classiest, smartest, most dedicated actress” he knew, acknowledging her unwavering commitment to her craft. He refrained from approaching her, fearing his involvement might sway her decision. However, it was Emily Blunt herself who insisted on being a part of the 2018 project, eventually convincing him to collaborate.
The Englishis available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video.
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Source:Far Out
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