Anya Taylor-Joy Champions Authentic Female Rage in Film

The actress pushes for genuine emotional portrayals, challenging stereotypical depictions of women on screen.

Taylor-Joy advocates for characters to express anger instead of tears, promoting diverse emotional responses.
She first pushed for this change in 'The Witch,' where her character was initially supposed to cry.
In 'The Menu,' Taylor-Joy fought to replace a crying scene with a more visceral reaction.
Her collaboration with directors like Robert Eggers and George Miller has led to memorable, defiant choices.
Taylor-Joy continues to influence her roles, including her latest in 'Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga.'