Daisy Ridley doesn't understand privilege

[qaladriel]

Daisy Ridley: ‘JJ Abrams warned me that Star Wars is a religion’ https://t.co/og9MN1oAeA
- The Guardian (@guardian) December 7, 2019

This is a great example of what challenging an interview subject instead of deferring to their press releases looks like pic.twitter.com/mv4dPyUpng
- A pair of Chloe shades and a diamond belly ring (@nthnashma)

Comments

[laceandskin]

Even if she thinks about it she still won't give a shit because that's how people born with a silver spoon in their mouth are.

[unfix]

She’s such a sourpuss. I miss Carrie Fisher

[jeru02]

I feel like John talks a little bit about his experiences and schooling in the most recent Hot Ones post

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[syvlie0o0]

Her answers in that little blurb make such little sense that it seems like a lot of context is missing from previous sentencesX like she’s obviously clueless, but it seems like the conversation was about confidence as an actor?

[disasterboss]

if you go to the article, the lead in to the privilege discussion was the interviewer asking if her background--the privilege in her family connections, boarding school--help her feel more confident navigating the new/uncomfortable/posh/entertainment circles she has to now that she's famous and more under a microscope.

[deja_vu822]

what she said is still stupid and ignorant but since she has so many issues with severe anxiety i imagine she might have been thinking along the lines of "no i'm not comfortable/confident in any of those spaces because of my anxiety" or whatever. i mean, even if that is it, she totally missed the point of the question i'm sure because she's never actually thought about it.

[jordoofus]

yeah, it was brought up specifically in relation to the ease of acclimating to fame (which I thought was a reach but okay)