Although Hollywood has not yet fully realized "equal pay for equal work", Hollywood has always been in a leading position in the struggle for "equal pay for equal work". On November 22, Beijing time, "Variety" published an interview with Jennifer Lawrence, the "post-90s sister in Hollywood" in the November issue. In the interview, she mentioned that Hollywood's "equal pay for equal work" has made great progress, but these Progress is far from enough, because now the male lead is still paid about 20% more than the female lead. It can only be said that the pay gap between male and female protagonists is narrowing and the "equal pay for equal work" movement has made progress, but Hollywood actresses headed by Jennifer Lawrence need men and women to achieve equal pay for equal work as soon as possible. Because many first-line actresses in Hollywood are supporters of this kind of affirmative movement, Lawrence said that the movement has brought him closer to Anne Hathaway.
Jennifer Lawrence is an early-famous and well-developed actor among the new generation of Hollywood actors. Since she was the first to become an Oscar-born post-90s actress, she is among the best in awards and role recognition among post-90s actors. , The more important thing is that although she is young, she has the demeanor of a "big sister" in life, so everyone likes to call her "the first sister after 90s." It may be due to the fact that Lawrence, who became famous as a young man, was young and vigorous in the past few years. The relationship between her and her two sisters born in the 1980s, Anne Hathaway and Natalie Portman, was rumored to be "somewhat problematic", especially Anne Hathaway's topic of "why hate Hathaway" broke out after the Oscars ceremony in a certain year, and was "questioned" by many people that the post-90s sister Lawrence was "making a ghost" behind her back. Their inference at the time It's like this: Lawrence is the representative of "Naturalism", and the "perfect" Hathaway has always stood on the opposite side of her.
Of course, there is a more realistic assumption. If Anne Hathaway’s popularity in Hollywood declines and her reputation declines, it will directly allow the new generation of post-90s actors such as Lawrence to rise. After all, the market is so big, especially The market for Hollywood actresses is facing fierce competition. Sure enough, after the topic of "why hate Hathaway" was released, the post-80s sister's public favorability has dropped a lot. Today, Hathaway is basically mixed in the field of American TV series and rarely appears in Hollywood blockbusters. Up. When everyone saw that Hathaway was "reduced" to appear in American TV series, many people were suggesting that Lawrence had won.
However, in this interview, Lawrence made it clear that she has a very good relationship with Anne Hathaway, especially the affirmative movement of "equal pay for equal work", which narrowed the distance between her and Hathaway. Although Lawrence's statement means "diplomatic rhetoric", the post-80s and post-90s sisters in Hollywood are all supporters of the "equal pay for equal work" movement. This is the mainstream phenomenon of Hollywood and the BBC-no matter how fierce these well-known actresses "fight" on and off the scene, as long as it involves gender-related affirmative movements, they will unite in an unprecedented way. There is "support" from first-line actresses, which is why Hollywood's "equal pay for equal work" can take the lead.
The author believes that Lawrence admits that Hollywood’s "equal pay for equal work" has made progress now in terms of "new and old actors". After all, Lawrence herself has gradually been "promoted" from the ranks of new actors. Of course she can feel her own The rights are guaranteed. However, there is still a long way to go in Hollywood for young actors and celebrities to truly achieve "equal pay for equal work," and the equal rights movement for men and women. Lawrence also acknowledged these affirmative movements, which brought her closer and closer to Anne Hathaway, and it is through the united efforts of generations of actresses to achieve equality in all aspects. , The ideal model of equal rights.
