In her latest action movie, the SA-born Oscar winner plays an immortal warrior doing battle to save humanity. She tells us more
, which she developed from an eight-page unpublished graphic novel into a modestly budgeted $28m film that went on to gross over $100m at the box office in 2017.
Or perhaps her enthusiasm for good old-fashioned skop, skiet en donner material is also informed by her training as a ballerina, which she describes as offering her an entry into telling stories with her body and not necessarily with words.Theron was given a copy of Rucka's graphic novel by her agent while filming.
Prince-Bythewood, who comes from the background of US Indie films, where she's made a name for herself with movies like L, read Rucka's script and knew immediately that Theron needed to make the film, she says. She was also taken with the fact that the story featured a group of individuals from different cultures, different genders, even different sexual orientations, coming together to save the world.
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