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Eiza González continues to enjoy international success as she is now part of the next great Netflix premiere, I care a lot, film starring the British Rosamund Pike where the role of the Mexican in the politically incorrect
“Nothing is right in this movie, there are many things that are wrong. But I like that mentality of women who do what they want, because until now many roles have always been politically correct, ” explains the actress about this production that was taken over by the streaming platform after the presentation in the latest edition of Toronto Festival.
In I care a lot González plays Fran, the partner of an elderly caregiver (Pike) who is far from doing a good job, taking advantage of the United States’ law of dependency to create a complex plot in which steals all property and money from those he supposedly helps.
When they meet a millionaire woman who has been forcibly charged, the couple thinks they have achieved the perfect goal until they realize that the old woman is not as vulnerable or silly as she seems.
I’ve been chasing this character a lot González assures. It’s cool to have a character who isn’t alienated from my values because as an actress you can’t judge the character, you have to do what you have to ‘.
i grew up in a country like Mexico, which can be very religious and a bit misogynistic, so i have always lived with the mentality that a woman cannot do this or if she does she will be a bitch“, Add.
While the actress likes to be the villain in the story, no one is good at a comedy with a great cast, including Chris Messina (Birds of prey), Peter Dinklage (Game of Thrones) and Dianne Wiest (Hannah and her sisters
Your director, J BlakesonHe advanced the argument after reading an article about abuses in the US system of legal guardianship of dependents. An issue that is much commented on these days by the case of the singer Britney Spears and the # FreeBritney movement.
A sour take on the American system
With this complicated background, I care a lot creates a villainous comedy based on the gray areas of the law, where dubious morals and legal impunity intersect. None of the protagonists are illegal, but it is just as nefarious.
“The film tells how the American dream is made in such a way that it is very complex to have a successful career -he is pointing-. These women find holes and holes in the law. “
The funny thing is that this sour take on the American system comes from the hand of the Mexican and Rosamund Pike in the role of the twisted and elegant Marla.
We play a gay couple but very normalized, You don’t need 24 sex scenes to believe they’re in love, ‘says González.
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