“Now suddenly I have two films back to back where I have children who are, like, eight or nine years old,' Scarlett Johansson says. '[These roles] had a deeper resonance with me because of my own personal experience.” ELLEWIH
—it can be hard to spot the ebbs, though there have been some., Johansson told a reporter that “as an actor,” she should be able to play “any person, or any tree, or any animal.” Two days after we talk, she’s in the news again for defendingdirector Woody Allen, who’s been accused of molesting his adopted daughter . To her credit, Johansson’s critics will find zilch to take issue with in her current films, both of which feel drawn from the most authentic wells of personal history.
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