youtube.com<\/a><\/p>\n “That kick-started so many things! Performance is inherently vulnerable and therefore quite embarrassing and unmasculine. There\u2019s no bravado in suggesting that you\u2019re a mouthpiece for someone else\u2019s ideas,” she continued. “It\u2019s inherently submissive. Have you ever heard of a female actor that was method?”<\/p>\n
Kristen continued, “Men are aggrandized for retaining self. Brando sounds like a hero, doesn\u2019t he? If a woman did that, it would be different. If you have to do 50 push-ups before your close-up or refuse to say a word a certain way.”<\/p>\n
“There\u2019s a common act that happens before the acting happens on set: If they can protrude out of the vulnerability and feel like a gorilla pounding their chest before they cry on camera, it\u2019s a little less embarrassing. It also makes it seem like a magic trick, like it is so impossible to do what you\u2019re doing that nobody else could do it,” she added.<\/p>\n
Calling the “Krypton” moment “defensive,” she continued, “I had a recent conversation that will speak to this. I asked a fellow actor: Have you ever met a female actor that was method and needed to scream and do a whole thing? As soon as I said ‘male actor, female actor,’ the reaction was like, Do not mention the elephant in the room. And he goes, ‘Oh, actresses are crazy.'”<\/p>\n
Her words quickly made the rounds:<\/p>\n
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