Florence Pugh Slams "Exhausting" Sexist Stereotypes

Tyler Kent | 19 December 2024
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Florence Pugh Slams "Exhausting" Sexist Stereotypes of Women in Hollywood

Florence Pugh refuses to conform to the sexist stereotypes that women are often confined to, especially in the entertainment industry.

In a recent interview, the Midsommar star opened up about the challenges she’s faced as a young woman in Hollywood. "There are certain boundaries women are expected to stay within," Pugh told The London Times. "Otherwise, they’re labeled as a diva, demanding, or problematic. I refuse to conform to stereotypes created by others."

Pugh added, "It's incredibly exhausting for a young woman to simply exist in this industry, and honestly, in other industries too. But I've always been encouraged to use my voice."

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Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra Boss Teases Epic WWII Adventure with Exclusive Wakanda Sneak Peek

Whenever Captain America and Black Panther are in the same room, there's bound to be tension. Fans witnessed their dynamic on the big screen in Marvel Studios' Captain America: Civil War. Both are super soldiers, but they also embody the ideals of their nations, each carrying unique responsibilities. Steve Rogers, adorned in the colors of the American flag, represents patriotism and the American Dream, while Wakanda’s protector is a royal figure, fighting both on the battlefield and in the global political sphere.

Now, as their worlds collide once again in Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra, an upcoming video game from Skydance and Marvel Games, the developers have taken a fresh approach. Setting the game in World War II within a unique corner of the Marvel multiverse, they’ve added new layers to this relationship.

“It gave us the opportunity to explore some fascinating ideas,” says Amy Hennig, the award-winning writer and director of the game, in an interview with Entertainment Weekly. “One of those ideas was to tell the story of a younger Steve Rogers, who’s still finding his way, compared to the more seasoned version we've seen in many films. It also allowed us to introduce a new Black Panther from 1943.”

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