Scarlett Johansson's allegations of misconduct against Bill Murray, change
Scarlett Johnson Known Bill Murray Since she was 17-after their relationship started a tough start, she was happy to see him in a better place.
“Bill is in a tough place,” Johansson worked with Murray in 2003. Lost in Translationrecall Vanity Fair An interview with the filming of the film was published Wednesday, May 14.
The actress, 40, and Murray, 74, were just a teenager when she filmed the film in Tokyo. Johnson revealed that she never worked with someone like “headspace” and Murray's own struggles left Johnson alone during filming.
More than 20 years later, Flash is moving forward, and Johansson says Murray is in a healthier stage in life. Johnson told the media that she witnessed the evolution when they reunited Saturday Night LiveThe 50th anniversary special for February.
“He is a unique person now,” Johnson shared. “I think life humbles him.”
Murray came under fire when it was suspended in 2022 It's a mortal After he was charged with “misconduct” with the female crew member.
“I'm not going to walk too many days or weeks,” Murray said during his appearance in April. The New York Times Podcast “Daily”. He explained that it was initially a “funny” gesture – he kissed the woman through a mask during the coronavirus pandemic – which led to him being “branded” and facing legal impact. (The woman later received a “North of only $100,000” settlement from Murray, and Murray also reportedly signed a non-public agreement.)
Johnson confirmed Murray's It's a mortal It was part of the “of course” of what she thought was the humble part of his life. “That's really bad,” she told VFplease note that this is not the only thing she thinks that prompted Murray to reevaluate her life.
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“I know, too, that for him, Kuved was a tough thing for him – all of these things led him to be responsible for this behavior,” Johnson explained.
Although Johnson and Murray did not form a strong connection during the shooting Lost in TranslationThe actress said the Oscar-winning film helped her grow into an actor and grow on a personal level.
“I'm proud of my way. I really did the work, you know? It's a good strategy to push things,” she revealed. “Look at the prize.”
