Eiza González no quiere trabajo por ser bonita

"Fue la primera audición que tuve en Estados Unidos, y es un formato diferente al de México. Aquí lees con un director de casting mientras graban. Y algunos de ellos simplemente leen en blanco. Me dieron cuatro escenas, y pensé que estaba destinada a elegir una, porque así es en México. Me estaba aprendiendo como normalmente lo hacía (…) pero el director de casting detuvo todo y dijo: 'probablemente vayas a trabajar sólo porque eres bonita'. Yo pensaba: '¿qué significa eso?'", comenta la actriz.

Esta situación incomodó y molestó a Eiza, sin embargo, tomó el comentario como un impulso para esforzarse y demostrar con trabajo su calidad como actriz. "Estaba tan molesta que hice una nota mental: 'nunca quiero oír eso otra vez'. Yo pensaba: 'lo voy a demostrar trabajando cada día para no caer en los estereotipos. Me motivó a trabajar 10 veces más", finalizó.

 

Thank you @interviewmag for making part of your "Youth in a Revolt" Shot by the one and only @craigmcdeanstudio •••• "I'm a perfectionist, which is bad at times but very good at other times. It was the first audition I got in the U.S., and it's a different format than Mexico. In Mexico, it's always a chemistry read; you always read with another actor and it's usually on a set. Here, you read with a casting director while they're taping and some of them just read blankly. I was given four scenes, and I thought I was meant to choose one, because that's how it is in Mexico. I was learning as I was going, getting used to a complete different industry and trying my best. But the casting director stopped everything. She said, "You're probably going to work just because you're pretty." I was like, "What does that even mean?" I was so upset, and I made a mental note that I never wanted to hear that again. I was like, "I'm going to show you." I work EVERY SINGLE DAY to not fall into stereotypes. Motivated me to work ten times harder.

Una publicación compartida de E$ (@eizagonzalez) el 8 de Jun de 2017 a la(s) 11:54 PDT

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