Scarlett Johansson Admits To Attracting Controversy With Her Comments: “I Can Be Reactive. I Can Be Impatient.”

Dancing On Ice's Kimberly Wyatt looked glamorous as she took time away from the ice rink and stepped out for a 'wild' evening with her husband Max. The gorgeous couple posed for photographs at the Green Planet Event at Augmented Reality on Regent Street, London, which was hosted by broadcasting legend Sir David Attenborough.Kimberley looked stunning in a bright pink multi-coloured suit, finished with smoky eye make-up and a pop of lipstick, while husband Max smouldered in a black roll neck and jeans.Another photograph showed the Dancing On Ice star looking cosy in a brown coat, as she interacted with a hologram of Sir David Attenborough while exploring the event.The star shared photographs from her evening on her Instagram page, along with an inspiring message in the caption, saying: "If you get the chance...check out the Green Planet inspired event hosted by @davidattenborough in Augmented Reality on Regent Street."To look out at a London living harmoniously with the planet certainly gave me hope! Now if we could just make it happen that would be a dream come true!"Fans shared their love for the couple and the post in the comments, with many sharing heart eye and love heart emojis.Kimberley and her husband, model Max Rogers, have been married since 2014 following a secret wedding ceremony.In the same year, they welcomed their first child - a girl named Willow.

Premier League star Mark Schwarzer has spoken out on his past as a children's author - revealing that ex-Newcastle boss Steve Bruce has also penned kids books.Schwarzer spent over two decades in the Premier League and racked up over 480 top-flight appearances for clubs such as Middlesborough and Fulham.The shot-stopper also won over a hundred caps for the Australian national side before finally hanging up his gloves at the age of 43.

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Scarlett Johansson and Florence Pugh both came down with pneumonia, but pushed through filming on set of Black Widow. The latest Marvel movie is scheduled for release later this year, starring Scarlett, 36, back in action as her Avengers character Natasha Romanoff aka Black Widow and Florence, 25, as Yelena Belova – who is like a sister-figure to Natasha.

Black Widow, it has been revealed.The new Marvel outing, which was recently confirmed to stream on Disney+ alongside a cinema run, is due to finally be released this summer after numerous delays related to the Coronavirus pandemic.However, speaking to The Gentlewoman, director Cate Shortland revealed that the gruelling four-month shoot took its toll on the cast and crew.“It was like being in the army,” she said, with the piece confirming that Johansson and co-star Pugh both shot the film while ill with pneumonia.Speaking further about Johansson, she added: “She’s completely unpretentious, and that makes her really fun to be around. She’ll be joking with the best boy or the runner; there’s no hierarchy.

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After multiple delays, last week, Black Widow finally finalised release date, in addition to new intel about filming conditions was revealed in a new interview with The Gentlewoman. Just yesterday, while speaking with director Cate Shortland about the project, she revealed that the four-month shoot took a toll on everyone, especially Scarlett Johansson and Florence Pugh.

Gallery: That's a pretty good milkshake! The best Quentin Tarantino films ranked (BANG Showbiz)The two actresses star together in the upcoming Marvel movie - where they play Yelena Belova and Natasha Romanoff, two iterations of the titular superhero - and Florence has revealed the pair built up a close bond on set by “taking the p***” out of each other as though they were siblings. Florence said: “I think maybe the tiredness did add to my not being so self-aware and just, I suppose, allowing myself to start taking the p*** out of Scarlett from Day 1, which was great.

The highly-anticipated superhero movie Black Widow is landing in theatres and on streaming on Disney+ on July 9.And in a profile of star Scarlett Johansson in The Gentlewoman this month, the film's director Cate Shortland revealed the toll four months of shooting in several locations around the globe had on the actress.Shortland told the outlet that by the end of production, Johansson as well as her co-star Florence Pugh were both ill with pneumonia but carried on filming.

Black Widow finally has a release date after multiple delays, and new intel about filming conditions was revealed in a new interview with The Gentlewoman.

Scarlett Johansson isn't interested in getting political in public. "I don’t think actors have obligations to have a public role in society," the 36-year-old actress told The Gentlewoman in a recent interview.  "You didn’t choose to be a politician, you’re an actor," she added. The "Black Widow" star believes it's "unfair" to expect that from celebrities who don't want to offer it.  "Your job [as an actor] is to reflect our experience to ourselves; your job is to be a mirror for an audience, to be able to have an empathetic experience through art. That is what your job is," Johansson explained.

Scarlett Johansson is looking back at her long history of controversial moments, accepting her missteps and revealing that it has been embarrassing to face the backlash.During her latest interview, the 36-year-old Hollywood actress explained that although many times she decided to stand by her opinions, she might have been “really off mark there,” and was not “looking at the big picture.”The Oscar nominee joked and declared she “made a career out of” public controversies, however one of the reasons it was hard for her to face the critics, had to do with being under the spotlight.“I mean, everyone has a hard time admitting when they‘re wrong about stuff, and for all of that to come out publicly, it can be embarrassing.”Scarlett was

whitewashing for her role in Ghost in the Shell and her decision to play a transgender character, commented on the incidents that have marked her career.“I’m going to have opinions about things, because that’s just who I am,” Johansson told The Gentlewoman in a new interview.She continued: “I mean, everyone has a hard time admitting when they’re wrong about stuff, and for all of that to come out publicly, it can be embarrassing.“To have the experience of, Wow, I was really off mark there, or I wasn’t looking at the big picture, or I was inconsiderate. I’m also a person.”The actress went on to say she is now aiming to “[recognise] when it’s not your turn to speak”.

As a movie buff, it's hard to think about a time when the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe) didn't exist. But if we dial back to a few years prior when The Avengers was just about to release in 2012, it wouldn't be surprising if many had their doubts about the unthinkable vision these films aimed for; aligning the mightiest superheroes under one roof.In a recent interview with The Gentlewoman, Scarlett Johansson confessed how deeply sceptical she was about The Avengers when Joss Whedon first pitched to her after starring in Iron Man 2; her first go-around at Black Widow.

Scarlett Johansson has sparked backlash for her comments and views throughout her career and admits she's "made a career" out of causing controversy.

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Scarlett Johansson is no stranger to controversy and wryly admitted recently that she's actually 'made a career out of it.'The 36-year-old superstar addressed her penchant for getting into hot water when it comes to her career choices during an interview with The Gentlewoman, published this week.Over the years, the Black Widow star has been accused of whitewashing for taking on a role intended for a person of color and has defended the likes of Woody Allen, who has recently been plagued once more by accusations of child molestation from his former adopted daughter.

Scarlett Johansson has been involved in a few controversies over the course of her career, and she was asked about them in a new interview.

In a new interview with The Gentlewoman magazine, Scarlett Johansson gets candid about how she seemingly attracts controversy.

Scarlett Johansson was skeptical about starring as superhero Black Widow in the 2012 film The Avengers.The 36-year-old actress admitted she initially thought the whole concept would be a 'disaster' to bring so many superheros together at once.'Even the thought of all of us together in our superhero costumes sounded like it was going to be a disaster. Not a disaster, but, like, "What is this? What is this?"' she told The Gentlewoman.

Looks like Marvel Studios/Disney is taking note of Wonder Woman 1984's successful release plan of action for the eagerly awaited Scarlett Johansson starrer Black Widow, which has been a victim of constant release date delays owing to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Making big changes to its plans, Black Widow has now shifted its prior release date of May 7 to July 9.