Now people, young girls, are getting a much more positive message, but it's been incredible to be a part of that shift and be able to come out the other side and be a part of that old story, but also progress. Maybe I even would have, you know, my own self-worth was probably measured against that type of comment or, like a lot of young women, you come into your own and you understand your own self-worth. You know what I mean? Because my thinking was different. Johansson notes that Stark refers to Natasha as "'a piece of meat,' and maybe at that time that actually felt like a compliment. Johansson continued, "All of that is related to that move away from the kind of hyper-sexualization of this character and, I mean, you look back at Iron Man 2 and while it was really fun and had a lot of great moments in it, the character is so sexualized, you know? Really talked about like she's a piece of something, like a possession or a thing or whatever - like a piece of ass, really." RELATED: Black Widow's First Family Pulls No Punches in Promo Clip As a woman, I'm in a different place in my life, you know? And I felt more forgiving of myself, as a woman, and not - sometimes probably not enough.
Obviously, 10 years have passed and things have happened and I have a much different, more evolved understanding of myself. It definitely has changed and I think part of that change has probably - it's hard because I'm inside it, but probably a lot of that is actually from me too." She added, "I'll be 35 years old and I'm a mom and my life is different. Black Widow star Scarlett Johansson says she has a greater understanding of herself since the character debuted in 2010's Iron Man 2, including a different perspective on how Natasha was sexualized and how Tony Stark objectified her.ĭuring a set visit attended by numerous outlets, when asked about the matter by Sadé Spence for HelloBeautiful, Johansson said, "Yeah.
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