Scarlett Johansson recently revealed that her daughter Rose Dorothy is ‘too scared’ to watch the Avengers movie. Johansson, who has appeared in several Avengers films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, revealed that her daughter is scared to watch the movies, but she loves that she is playing the iconic Black Widow. Read on for more details!
Scarlett Johansson reveals why her daughter is scared to watch Avengers movie
In a recent interview with PEOPLE magazine, Scarlett Johansson talked about her latest romantic-comedy film, Fly Me to the Moon, in which she stars alongside Channing Tatum. During her candid chat with the outlet, Johansson also shared how her 9-year-old daughter Rose Dorothy, whom she shares with her ex-husband Romain Dauriac, “would love” her to play Black Widow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe films.
However, the actress revealed that while she admires her role, she is “too scared to watch an Avengers movie.” Johansson then revealed why her daughter doesn’t watch such films, saying, “She just says, ‘It’s violent.’ I say, ‘Oh, my God.’
The actress revealed Rose is “very excited” to see her latest film Fly Me to the Moon, adding that she’s “mainly excited about the hair and makeup.”
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Scarlett Johansson opens up about her husband Colin Jost’s cameo in Fly Me to the Moon
Scarlett Johansson shared her thoughts on her husband Colin Jost’s role in her latest film. The actress told the outlet that director Greg Berlanti asked her “personally” if Jost would be interested in taking on the role.
Johansson said her husband and Berlanti “have a great rapport, and they’re both comedy writers,” adding that their “personalities are a little bit similar.” The Lucy actress added that the director was excited to have the SNL star “make a cameo” in Fly Me to the Moon.
In Greg Berlanti’s film, Scarlett Johansson plays Kelly Jones, a marketing specialist hired to boost NASA’s public image, who inadvertently complicates things for launch director Cole Davis (Channing Tatum).