The 'Blitz' star addressed the online response to 'The Graham Norton Show' clip where she pointed out to Paul Mescal, Denzel Washington and Eddie Redmayne how often women think about their safety.
. After Redmayne explained how he had learnt how to use a phone as a weapon while training for his assassin role, Mescal poked fun at who would, realistically, have time to reach for their phone if attacked.'House of the Dragon', 'The Penguin' Stars Eve Best, Carmen Ejogo Lead Nicôle Lecky's New Drama
Ronan interrupted while the men spoke: “That’s what girls have to think about all the time. Am I right ladies?” The crowd replied with applause. The snippet from the show drew hundreds of thousands of comments on social media with many users quick to point out it perfectly demonstrated men’s ignorance on the subject of women’s safety. On Wednesday, Ronan told“ definitely not something that I had expected, and I didn’t necessarily set out to sort of make a splash… I think there’s something really telling about the society that we’re in right now and about how open women want to be with the men in their lives.
She described the fact that a conversation had been opened on the topic “amazing” and said the interaction with Mescal “felt very similar to like when I am at dinner with a bunch of my friends and I will always make the point that, well, this is actually an experience that we go through every single day, 100 percent.”
“ more women to just be like, ‘Well, yeah, actually, let’s talk about our experience,'” she added.actress recalled watching the interview: “Myself and a few of my female friends were with my husband and we said, you know, this really reminds me of the fake phone call.
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