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Greta Gerwig has finally had her moment in the spotlight, and with the upcoming Barbie movie, Gerwig has finally made it to the top crop of directors in America. She is now in the big leagues and looks ahead to conquering yet more milestones. The actress has been an inspiration for young talents and women all over the world who look up to her for her hardwork, perseverance, and determination.
Her big upcoming filmBarbiestarring Margot Robbie is super fascinating and has been highly anticipated by fans for a long time. The film promises to be a blockbuster and has the star cast to back that up. Greta Gerwig has now reportedly left behind Indie movies to make films with big banner production houses to become one of the biggest directors in Hollywood.
Greta Gerwig Wants To Work With Big Banner Studios
Greta Gerwig is a multifaceted star, creative director, screenwriter, and actress. She has successfully helmed several iconic independent films in Hollywood and earned critical acclaim for her incredible contribution to American cinema.
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The past few years have brought immense success and change to her professional career as a creative visionary. She is one of the most talented artists to grace the entertainment industry, and her analytical and intellectual approach to directing projects has served her very well.
Greta Gerwig’s agent Jeremy Barber, recently dished The New Yorker she is not looking to be the best woman director in the industry but is hoping to become a big studio filmmaker after making a name for herself by directing many award-winning Indie projects.
“Greta and I have been very consciously constructing a career. Her ambition is to be not the biggest woman director but a big studio director. And Barbie was a piece of I.P. that was resonant to her,”Barber claimed.
According to the latest reports of the outlet, the famed director has a deal with the streaming giant Netflix to direct at least two projects of The Chronicles of Narnia film series based on the popular novels of British author C. S. Lewis.
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Greta Gerwig Claims She Was Worried About Making Her Upcoming FilmBarbie
Great Gerwigis stealing the spotlight! The director is making waves in Hollywood with her latest work which is yet to hit theaters. Nevertheless, last year on theAt Your Servicepodcast, she revealed she was worried about writing a screenplay for her 2023 directorialBarbie. Talking about her experience working on the project Grewig shared,
“It was something that was exciting because it was terrifying. I think that was a big part of it, like: ‘Oh, no, Barbie,’”she continued, “It felt like vertigo, starting to write it, like: ‘Where do you even begin, and what would be the story?”
The California native actress added, “And I think it was that feeling I had was knowing that it would be really interesting terror. Usually, that’s where the best stuff is, where you’re like, ‘I am terrified of that.’ Anything where you’re like, ‘This could be a career-ender — then you’re like, ‘I should probably do it.’”
Greta Gerwig’s upcoming filmBarbiestars Margot Robbie, Ryan Gosling, Simu Liu, Kate McKinnon, Ariana Greenblatt, Alexandra Shipp, Emma Mackey, Kingsley Ben-Adir, Issa Rae, Michael Cera, Rhea Perlman, and Will Ferrell.
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Barbiewill hit theaters on August 01, 2025.
Source:The New Yorker
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