Lily James finds strength in the solidarity of the #MeToo movement
- 6 years ago
As we all know, after the expose of the horrific acts by men in power, Hollywood has changed forever.
And women are really standing up for themselves and more importantly each other.
This couldn’t apply more to ‘Baby Driver’ actress Lily James as she feels a "real strength in the solidarity" of the #MeToo movement.
The 'Cinderella' star is hopeful things will change after this "really quite frightening time",
which has seen a number of top Hollywood stars and filmmakers be accused of sexual harassment.
She even said that is was “a relief” that women can now share their own experiences and like a lot of people,
she feels like things are going to change and in her words “there's no going back.”
And the actress who starred in the academy award winning ‘Darkest Hour’
is also fed up with the obsession about her weight and body image saying “it's a bit boring”.
And women are really standing up for themselves and more importantly each other.
This couldn’t apply more to ‘Baby Driver’ actress Lily James as she feels a "real strength in the solidarity" of the #MeToo movement.
The 'Cinderella' star is hopeful things will change after this "really quite frightening time",
which has seen a number of top Hollywood stars and filmmakers be accused of sexual harassment.
She even said that is was “a relief” that women can now share their own experiences and like a lot of people,
she feels like things are going to change and in her words “there's no going back.”
And the actress who starred in the academy award winning ‘Darkest Hour’
is also fed up with the obsession about her weight and body image saying “it's a bit boring”.