'I'm proud of Marvel for refusing to cut those scenes out' Angelina Jolie discussed Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar's request by censors to make changes to 'Eternals,' reportedly because it features a same-sex relationship, which Disney declined to do.
Angelina Jolie is responding to her new movie"Eternals" apparently being banned by certain Gulf Nations.
Jolie, who plays warrior Thena in the Marvel film, discussed Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar's request by censors to make changes to the film, reportedly because it features a same-sex relationship, which Disney declined to do."I'm sad for [those audiences]. And I'm proud of Marvel for refusing to cut those scenes out," Jolie said to Australian website news.com.au.
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