Should be able to play anyone, tree, animal: Scarlett Johansson in casting

Scarlett Johansson argues that politically correct may be a trend of show business, but she should be free to explore a wide range of characters as a performer.

The actor, who was last year at the the subject of controversy over his role as a transgender man in the drama Rub and Tug, said that art was not to be subject to restrictions.

"You know, as an actor, I should be able to play anybody, no matter what tree or animal, because that's my job and the requirements of my work …

"I feel as if (politically correct is) a trend of my business that has to happen for various social reasons. Still, there are times when this becomes uncomfortable affects the art because I feel that the art should be free of any restrictions, "she told As If magazine. 19659006] Johansson went on to explain that society would be more synchronized if people were allowed to express themselves freely.

"I think that society would be more connected if we only allowed others to have e-mail. their own feelings and not expect everyone to feel what we are feeling, "she said.

Last July, Johansson left Rupert Sanders' Rub and Tug group, in which she was tied up to represent the true figure of Dante Tex Gill, owner of a gangster and a mbadage parlor as a result of violent reactions from the LGBT community.

"In light of the recent ethical issues surrounding my casting as Dante Tex Gill, I decided to respectfully withdraw my participation in the project," she said in a statement.

Ghost in the Shell, Sanders's previous film (2017), starring Johansson in a Japanese manga, also received a lot of feedback for choosing a white actor for the role. The film was accused of racism and money laundering.