Emma Stone under fire on comments about the suspect of the murderer Luigi Mangion

The actress was called to compare her new movie “Bugonia” in the condition of Mangion, accusing the suspect of killing the CEO of Health Care.

Away from the controversy, critics praised “Bugonia” as a recovery film, praising Emma Stone’s performance as bold and dark convincing.

Stone was subjected to fire after she painted a controversial parallel between her new movie “Bugonia” and the prominent Luigi Mangion case.

In the dark Yorgos Lanthimos drama, the 36 -year -old actress depicts a strong executive of health care, kidnapped by a disguised employee, played by Jesse Plimins.

During a question and answer at the Tylooride Film Festival on August 30, Stone noticed the extent of the film’s feeling of real life.

Mangeion is currently accused of shooting at the CEO of United Healthcare, Brian Thompson, a 50 -year -old father, outside the Manhattan Hotel during an action event on December 4, 2024. He admitted that he was not guilty, while Federal prosecutors indicated that they may follow the death penalty if he threw.

Stone told the fans that it was shaken by the similarities in the real world: “What is really crazy, after we shot the movie-lived in New York-we heard that someone had shot the street. He was the CEO of Health Care. You know, because Luigi. Have you heard, comrades about this?”

“It was brutal, because we were all in a cellar together, talking about these issues and the greatest meaning of everything. It continues to hit you that the world is fraught and very terrifying in several ways.”

Stone’s remarks of the opposite reaction on the Internet, with many brands, sparked their “outside touch” comments.

On x (previously twitterCritics did not retreat. One user wrote: “Wow, she is ignorant.”

Another accused her of contracting, saying: “Emma Stone assumes that the Americans are stupid and do not hear the news or read it. -0 – respect it. She will not support her projects.”

Others were the most harshest, describing her statements “propaganda”, and suggested that the film was deliberately designed to reflect the Mangion issue.

“F-CKing PROPANDA. Of course it has” terrifying “similarities, it is an intended sterile F-ACing. This SH-T aims to convince you that you are afraid of it, not the collective killer in the story,” said one of the people.

Another wrote: “Emma Stone’s recent comments about mangis told me one thing: It is clear that it is not the method of acting, otherwise enough of the preparation has been put in her role in Eddington until she had something more strange to say about the assassination.”

Talk to Vogue Magazine On August 11, Stone revealed that she was wearing wig in public places after shaving her head for her role “Bugonia”.

Stone said: “I felt annoyed because I was not going out with it. Just a straight bald. I think that would have been fun,” Stone said.

Despite secrecy, I love the Oscar winner twice the transformation. She said filming the head shaving scene, where her personality was kidnapped, was unforgettable.

The actress recalls: “The best feeling in the world. The first shower when you fly your head? Oh my God, it is amazing,” the actress recalls.

Actress “La La Land” admitted that shaving her head for “Bugonia” sparked unexpected feelings, as she mentioned her when her mother, Christa, lost her hair while treating breast cancer.

“I did something really brave,” the opposite of Stone. “I am just shaving my head.” Christa, however, encouraged the bold step, a joke that she wanted to fly again.

Meanwhile, not everyone was on board at the beginning, as the friend Jennifer Lawrence admitted that she was afraid to change another dramatic hair after cutting the “sexual battle” of Stone.

“I really didn’t want her to fly her head,” I told Lawrence Vogue Magazine. “I have already lived through Billy Jean King’s haircut.”