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Kirsten Dunst thinks that 'Civil War' is a movie that will get audiences talking.
The 41-year-old actress stars as photojournalist Lee in Alex Garland's dystopian film that takes place in the USA during a second Civil War and she expects the picture to cause a stir as it is completely "open to interpretation".
Kirsten told Variety magazine: "This movie, after you see it, you want to talk about it for a while with people. And I think any movie that does that is incredible.
"The whole movie is open to interpretation. For me, there were things I just accepted that were unexplained. It allows the audience to fill in their own feelings about what they're watching."
In the film, Nick Offerman's US president is a narcissistic tyrant but Kirsten has rejected parallels between the character and former White House occupant Donald Trump.
The 'Marie Antoinette' star said: "It feels fictitious to me. I don't want to compare because that's the antithesis of the film. It's just a fascist president.
"But I didn't think about Nick's character being any certain political figure. I just thought this is this president, in this world, who will not abide by the Constitution and democracy."
Dunst began her career as a child actress – shooting her first movie at the age of six – and explained that she is now "very picky" about which films she chooses to star in.
She said: "I'm very picky. But that also means I have long breaks where I don't work.
"Like, I can't do a project for the money. It's just very hard for me to be like, 'Yes!' If it's not in my heart, I can't do it because I've been doing this for so long."
Read the full feature with Kirsten Dunst at https://variety.com/2024/film/news/kirsten-dunst-civil-war-spider-man-hollywood-pay-gap-1235957075/
The 41-year-old actress stars as photojournalist Lee in Alex Garland's dystopian film that takes place in the USA during a second Civil War and she expects the picture to cause a stir as it is completely "open to interpretation".
Kirsten told Variety magazine: "This movie, after you see it, you want to talk about it for a while with people. And I think any movie that does that is incredible.
"The whole movie is open to interpretation. For me, there were things I just accepted that were unexplained. It allows the audience to fill in their own feelings about what they're watching."
In the film, Nick Offerman's US president is a narcissistic tyrant but Kirsten has rejected parallels between the character and former White House occupant Donald Trump.
The 'Marie Antoinette' star said: "It feels fictitious to me. I don't want to compare because that's the antithesis of the film. It's just a fascist president.
"But I didn't think about Nick's character being any certain political figure. I just thought this is this president, in this world, who will not abide by the Constitution and democracy."
Dunst began her career as a child actress – shooting her first movie at the age of six – and explained that she is now "very picky" about which films she chooses to star in.
She said: "I'm very picky. But that also means I have long breaks where I don't work.
"Like, I can't do a project for the money. It's just very hard for me to be like, 'Yes!' If it's not in my heart, I can't do it because I've been doing this for so long."
Read the full feature with Kirsten Dunst at https://variety.com/2024/film/news/kirsten-dunst-civil-war-spider-man-hollywood-pay-gap-1235957075/