Actress Ayu Edpere closes the interview that she tried to exclude from the question on #Metoo and #BLM

Actress Ayu Edbiri has a clap to respond after someone tried to close her to a question about #TOOO and Black Lives Matter in a recent interview.

Edebiri, Can-Stars Andrew Garfield and Julia Roberts were to promote their movie After hunting On ARTLIFE TV in Italy when the reporter of the reporter, Federica Polidoro, asked their ideas about what was “lost during the right era politically” and how Hollywood might now develop after the “Lives Lives #metoo and Black” movements have been.

The three appeared are amazed. Roberts Polidoro asked to repeat the question, and clarify who she was asking for.

After Polidoro repeated the question – and explained that he was only dedicated to Garfield and Roberts – Edebiri, which is Black, spoke.

She said that the movements were not done at all. ”

“I think he may not be used to retail brands,” Edberie said. “But I believe that there is a work that activists do, by people every beautiful working day, important, this is not over, this is really active, for some reason, because this world is really charged.”

Roberts and Garfield agreed that both movements are still active.

The film, directed by Luka Guadagino from Italy, follows Yale, who was played by Roberts, whose life was raised after accusing her colleague and friend by one of her students of sexual assault.

The interview got the rapid reaction on the Internet, as the commentators called the question – and excluding EDEBIRI – racist and women.

“It was” very professional and racist, “said Tiktoker Chae ‘Jones. One -functionThat got more than 1.5 million views.

Others praised Roberts and Garfield on charges of postponing EDEBIRI, noting that Garfield looked at them about their reactions first, and that Roberts gave the journalist the opportunity to reformulate her question.

“They used their training in the group media in the ideal synchronization.” He said.

Polidoro On Tuesday I defended Asking “unclear” questions, while denouncing their critics on focusing on how “it should” should have been drafted “instead of” studied responses “of the three actors.

“In my view, the real racists are those who see racism everywhere and seek the press,” she added.

However, her response only nourishes criticism, as many indicated that her statement does not address the reason for the exclusion of EDEBIRI at the beginning of the question, or to talk to criticism about this choice.