Brie Larson: We are always looking for equality, security | English movie

Oscar-winning actress Brie Larson presented the film "Captain Marvel", the first film directed by a Marvel woman Cinematic Universe, which broke the $ 1 billion mark at the global box office earlier this month -this. She said that people, regardless of their industry, are always looking for equality and safety.

Speaking of the evils in Hollywood against which she would like to get up, Larson, also a director, told an Indian news agency in Seoul: "I think it's a little bit the same for all sectors. I've had … we're always looking for equality and safety for everyone … to feel good, their work is appreciated, their minds and bodies are safe where that's all. they are. "

She shares the fact that playing the superhero with a military background has brought many changes in her life.

"I feel just as particularly, with the strength training and become a little Carol Danvers (Captain Marvel), I have the impression that it has changed me. I made myself wear different, more upright, of course, and that was great to be able to share this character with the world and see that power can also be transmitted to the screen by other people " , she said.

The actress & # 39; Room & # 39; is actually affected by the characters that she plays on the big screen and she has little tricks to become herself again.

"Whenever I start playing a character, I end up being someone else, much longer than I am myself, so I usually try to find a ritual for that at the end of the day, I'm back to myself, "she said in a group interview.

"It's about brushing my hair like I always do or putting on my favorite t-shirt or eating comfort food … something like that, it brings me back a little center because it's true if starts working too much and playing a character too long, the only time I'm with myself is when I'm dreaming, which is pretty strange. find little things like that. "

That's also why Larson likes to take big breaks between movies.

"It's my turn to decide what I want to keep.There are also a lot of things that I'm willing to give up.I do not want to think so anymore or look at the world that way but I'm not sure. I like that (playing with different characters) because it has brought me such empathy to understand maybe what it's like to be in the place of others.I will never know really what it is to be in the place of others, but it has allowed me incredible opportunities to see things under new perspectives. "

She resumed her role as Captain Marvel in the latest Marvel Cinematic Universe film, "Avengers: Endgame", which is expected to break box office records around the world.