2012年1月21日

Scarlett Johansson Tells Vanity Fair About Being 'Forever Changed' by Broadway

 
Scarlett Johansson Tells Vanity Fair About Being 'Forever Changed' by Broadway
Scarlett Johansson in 'Vanity Fair'
Photographs by Mario Sorrenti
    opens up to 'Vanity Fair.'
Vanity Fair’s December issue features what promises to be a revealing cover profile of Scarlett Johansson, accompanied by stunning Mario Sorrenti portraits. In a preview of Peter Biskind’s interview with Johansson, VF.com quotes the actress as saying that her 2010 Broadway debut performance in A View From the Bridge “completely took me over in every way. I’d spent four months bleeding all over the stage, completely exposed.”

Johansson took home a Best Featured Actress Tony Award and Theatre World Award for her performance as Catherine in Arthur Miller’s tragedy, co-starring with Liev Schreiber as Eddie Carbone, the older man obsessed with winning her love. “I felt I was forever changed by that experience,” Johansson said, adding, “It was unbelievable holding that Tony.”

The Vanity Fair cover story also includes Johansson’s reflections on the nude photos she e-mailed then-husband Ryan Reynolds, her current opinion of President Obama, her shared hypochondria with Woody Allen and more.

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