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Scarlett Johansson abandons her transsexual role in a movie



One of the most coveted actresses is Scarlett Johansson but after the strong criticism she received after knowing that she would star in the movie Rub & Tug, by director Rupert Sanders, where she would put herself in the shoes of a transsexual, the actress has decided to give up this project. It was foreseen that Scarlett Johansson would put herself in the shoes of Jean Marie Gill, a woman who posed as a man and who ran a network of massage salons and prostitution in Pittsburgh (United States) that led her to confront both the authorities like the city mafia in the eighties. 

But many fans immediately fell on top of the actress for giving life to a transsexual character and the critics came to the ears of the American actress, since she does not have social networks, and in a statement she announced her retirement from the film Rub and Tug. "In light of the recent ethical questions raised around my casting as Dante 'Tex' Gill - the main character in the story - I have decided to respectfully withdraw from the project," according to the magazine Out.

The famous actress went on to explain his reasons: "Our cultural understanding of transgender people continues to advance, and I have learned a lot from the community since I made my first statement about my casting and I realized that I was insensitive. I have great admiration and love for the trans community and I am grateful that the dialogue on inclusion in Hollywood continues, "he added.

Despite making this decision, Johansson says he would have liked to get involved in this story based on real events and be able to put himself in the role of the protagonist, however he understands "why many feel that I should be portrayed by a transgender person, and I'm grateful that this debate, although controversial, has triggered a broader dialogue on diversity and representation in cinema, "she said.

The anger on the part of the activists and members of the trans community in their social networks was because Scarlett Johanssen is a cisgender actress, that is, people whose gender identity coincides with the sex assigned at birth and would play the role of a transgender man. This debate was born as a complaint for the lack of opportunities for transgender artists in Hollywood, as denounced by actress Trace Lysette, known for her appearance in the Transparent series. Meanwhile, the transgender American actress, Jamie Claytones, known for playing Nomi Marks in the series Sense8 on Netflix gave her opinion on her Twitter account and said: "The actors who are trans never get a hearing for anything other than are not trans characters roles. That's the real problem.

Miles Teller, the protégé of Tom Cruise in the sequel to 'Top Gun'

The actor in the series 'Divergent' and 'Whiplash' will play the son of Nick 'Goose' Bradshaw, character of Anthony Edwards, in the long awaited film 'Maverick' to be released on July 12, 2019



Actor Miles Teller will play Nick's son 'Goose' Bradshaw in Maverick, the sequel to Top Gun, where Tom Cruise and Val Kilmer will once again play their mythical characters from the original film.

The actor of the Divergent saga will once again be placed under the orders of Joseph Kosinski (Tron: Legacy), with whom he worked in Heroes in Hell in 2017.

According to information published by The Hollywood Reporter, the protagonist of Whiplash has managed to get the coveted role, ahead of other actors such as Nicholas Hoult (Mad Max: Fury on the road) and Glen Powell (Scream Queens).

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Thus, it will interpret to the son of the best friend of Maverick, to that gave life Anthony Edwards (Urgencies) in the original film.

It has not yet transcended the importance that the role of Teller will have in the film. However, they have confirmed that he will be the protege of Maverick (Cruise), who feels guilty for the death of his friend in the original film.



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Kosinski takes the witness of the deceased Tony Scott, director of the original film. Cruise already worked under the filmmaker's orders during the filming of the science fiction film Oblivion in 2013.

Peter Craig (The Hunger Games) and Justin Marks (The Jungle Book) are the scriptwriters of the film.



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The film comes 32 years after the premiere of the first installment and will be set at present.

The sequel will be centered on Pete 'Maverick' Mitchell, played by Cruise, and a group of pilots who must use all their flying skills to deal with the new drone technology.

The film will arrive in cinemas on July 12, 2019.