Oscar: McGowan-Portman clash over female directors

(ANSA) - NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 13 - The gesture of Natalie Portman, who was presented at the Oscars wearing a hood embroidered with the names of female directors, did not go well with Rose McGowan: the American actress, Harvey's accuser Weinstein and primarily in the #MeToo movement, accused her colleague of being "a hypocrite" who does not translate what she preaches on the red carpet into the facts.
"It is precisely the type of protest that attracts reviews in the media, while she was just an actress who played the part of what these things matter," zero shotRose on Facebook: "I find this type of activism deeply offensive for how many of us they do the real work. "
Words of fire: "Stop pretending to be a champion of nothing but yourself. You have worked with two female directors in your long career, and one was you." To the anger of McGowan, Portman replied in an interview with the Los Angeles Times, inviting the public not to consider her courageous for the names embroidered on the hood: "Courage is a nomiche association with women who in recent weeks have testified against Weinstein despite incredible pressure".
And to Rose who accused her of making few direct films dadonne replied that "unfortunately, the unmade films that I tried to make are a ghost story". (HANDLE).