he doesn’t make several films a year, but every production he appears in is excellent and worth attention. in” on the HBO platform (Max). Meanwhile, Foster had the opportunity to talk to “”, where she talked about her career and how the world is changing. And, as the actress notices, it is changing a lot – and, of course, for the worse.
Jodie Foster complains about Generation Z
Jodie Foster was asked if she had any advice for the younger generation just entering the world of acting. She did not spare any insults to the young people, who are commonly called “generation Z”. GenZ is known for a different approach to work than previous generations – while their parents and grandparents often worked hard to make a living, GenZ offers a different world. They say “you live for life, not for work” and this is what they do in their professional lives whenever possible. Jodie Foster, who was brought up in a different ethos, has a less than favorable opinion on this subject:
What advice would I have for them? They have to learn to let go and not think about everything so much, they have to find their way in it all. I can help them with this (…). But they are also really annoying, especially in the workplace. Someone comes in and says: ‘No, I don’t feel it today, I’ll come to work at 10:30.’ Or emails. I tell them: ‘Have you checked the spelling of these words, everything is incorrect’ and they say: ‘Why, it’s limiting’ – she said in an interview for The Guardian.
The conversation with the newspaper had a negative impact on Foster. While no one denies her achievements in the world of film, not everyone agrees with her criticism of Generation Z as a whole. As if aware of the reception of her words, the actress decided to explain them in an interview with “Entertainment Tonight” on the evening of the Golden Globe Awards.
Jodie Foster explains what she meant by Generation Z
Jodie Foster clarified her statement to The Guardian last Sunday. The reporter, of course, asked her about her words about GenZ, but this time the actress left no guesses:
I love them. They have a tremendous amount of freedom, which is great, but which we didn’t have. We didn’t know it was okay to say no, and this opportunity has created wonderful, confident, diverse and authentic people. And yes, they are difficult – she replied to the reporter’s question-statement inserted into her statement – but we need them – she concluded.
Source: Gazeta
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