Women Under More Pressure: Emilia Clarke Criticises Hollywood
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Emilia Clarke Criticizes Hollywood for Declining Roles for Women as They Age, Men Have the Advantage
British actress Emilia Clarke, best known for her role as Daenerys in Game of Thrones, has spoken out about age discrimination in Hollywood. She is upset by the different treatment of men and women and the pressure to look perfect. She fears that older actresses have far fewer opportunities to land major roles.
Game of Thrones star Emilia Clark spoke out against Hollywood's double standards, where women, in her opinion, are much more severely judged for age-related changes than men. On the eve of her 40th birthday, the actress called for abandoning imposed ideals of beauty and stopping demanding eternal youth from women. She shared her thoughts in an interview with Marie Claire.
Shortly before her 40th birthday, Emilia Clarke (39) speaks openly about the film and television industry. In an interview with the British edition of Marie Claire, the Game of Thrones actress criticized that women are still judged and condemned more quickly than men. She particularly deals with the situation of older colleagues: actresses in their 50s and 60s would hardly be offered significant roles in her view. "Yes, and that robs me of sleep…
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