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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I actually applaud the actors that bite back on the misogyny in interviews and on the red carpet. It’s so true that make celebs don’t have to suffer the same kind of stupid and inane pretend banter.

Imagine that you’re there to work, and everyone wants to focus more on your uterus than the months or years you and hundreds of other people have put into a project. [/quote]

Agree but it’s a stretch to call this journalist misogynistic. If anything Lively was the one that made a female professional feel less than and condescended to.

I don’t think people realize this journalist is well known in the fashion world. Of course she was going to ask about the costuming in this movie. And Lively could have taken a moment to acknowledge the hard work of the costumers instead of acting like fashion is beneath her, especially since her whole brand and social media presence is one big fashion show. 
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Well, her question if she’s so well known in the fashion world is actually pretty pathetic. “Did you love wearing those kinds of clothes”? Blake had already directed the conversation to working with director Woody Allen and his filmography. The interviewee just wants to talk “those clothes”. No actual interest, commentary, or questions about the designers, inspiration, period, etc. Just did they like wearing those clothes? Because you know, women should just like wearing pretty clothes and shut up about the rest of it. Blake nails it saying that the men wouldn’t have been asked the same question, especially after having their bumps assessed. [/quote]

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