Ana de Armas is open about how social media has influenced the “concept of a movie” for new generations.
In conversation with vanity fairThe knife out star accused social media of diluting what it meant to previous generations to be a movie star.
“I feel the new generations don’t have that concept because of social media. There is so much information out there and too much is being shared,” she told the publication. “The concept of a movie star is someone who is untouchable that you only see on screen. That secret is gone. For the most part, we did it to ourselves – no one hides anything from anyone anymore.
De Armas said she deleted her social media platforms other than Instagram, but hardly ever uses them and feels like there’s always something wrong on social media.
“If it was up to me, I would delete Instagram immediately, but I can’t. I understand that I am not just an actress. I have other brands that I work with and I have other commitments,” she added. “It was good Blonde and for films I want to talk about. It’s hard because you feel the pressure to share personal insights or something about your private life to get people interested in you. Somehow you have to find a balance, I find it very difficult.”
De Armas plays Marilyn Monroe Blonde received nominations from the Screen Actors Guild Awards, British Academy Film Awards and Academy Awards for Lead Actress.
Source: Deadline
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