Larson continued, “ are not allowed enough chances to read public discourse on these films by the people that the films were made for. She answered with a sneer, “ No, I’m not … you make the movie that is a love letter to women of color, there is an insanely low chance a woman of color will have a chance to see your movie and review your movie.” “Am I saying I hate white dudes?” asked the Oscar-winning “Room” actress, a question that she’d repeat twice more during her speech. The report found that 63.9 percent of those reviews were written by white men, versus white women (18.1 percent), underrepresented men (13.8 percent), and underrepresented women (4.1 percent).ĭ23 Debuts 'The Marvels' Trailer: Brie Larson Saves the World with Iman VellaniĬharlize Theron and Jason Momoa Share First Look at 'Fast & Furious 10' Smith, honored earlier at the ceremony by Frances McDormand - released a report that examined nearly 20,000 reviews of last year’s 100 top-grossing movies. On Monday, the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative - led by Dr. She also had no interest in thanking her family or “talking about her publicist.” Instead, she wanted to address “an issue that’s been bubbling”: the lack of representation among film critics.

While accepting the final statuette at Wednesday night’s Crystal + Lucy Awards, future “Captain Marvel” star Brie Larson chose not to devote her stage time to the expected topics of #MeToo and the Time’s Up movement.

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