And the photoshoot outtakes keep on coming, This time with ten new and exclusively in HQ outtakes from Scarlett’s photoshoot with Plugged Magazine that took place earlier this year Paris. You can view them in the gallery

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When Scarlett was doing the press junke for Ghost In The Shell in New York, she did a little photoshoot at the hotel and two of the photos from it have been released online and are now up in the gallery for you all to see.

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There is no number of Japanese original that the real live planning in Hollywood goes out …… Moreover, even if it realizes, the work convinced by the fans is nearly zero. Under such circumstances, “GHOST IN THE SHELL / Ghost in the Shell” by the original work, Shiro Masamune, director · Mamoru Oshii is fully realized, there will be many fans that expectation and anxiety are half. About the pros and cons of this work there will be individual differences, but it can be said that this is the first successful example in the realization of Japanese animation in Hollywood. Rather Scarlett Johansson, starring the big new work that can not be said to do in Japan, said.

Q: Did you prepare to play Major?
When I saw the original animated version “GHOST IN THE SHELL / GHOST IN THE SHELL”, I did not understand what it was. It is a very abstract story and character setting, and I thought about how to do this in live action. For that, I did a lot of discussions with Rupert Thunder’s director, and from the director I got a lot of data sent to the mountain, so I think it helped me to create a role. It was almost the same as when it was “LUCY / Lucy” that I received materials from the director who suffered from such complicated characters. I do not know, I can not do it. Because, there are lots of fans in the original version, and responsibility is accompanied to playing it in live action. So I read materials and scripts anyway before I started taking pictures, I interpreted myself. Simply thinking, this work is a story that the major is growing through the fight with cyber terrorism. That felt growth and sympathy as my actress. By thinking so, I think it has become very easy.

Q: The action was also pretty hard. About special training on body building?
Regarding physical training, I have been doing constant training every morning with my personal trainer, so I have not done anything special in terms of body building. However, that is what I am doing with my own time, but when I start shooting my time will naturally decrease. So, in the morning, there was sometimes a workout after entering the shooting site. Also, as with any action movie, unless you enter that set, you do not know the choreography at the actual space size and what the wire work is like. So, after I entered the studio this time, I checked the scene with Corio Grapher (choreographer). The hardest thing was the brawl scene in the night club. In a very narrow place, it was really hard because I had to make three men together. It will not be established if we remove timing a bit, and I have been handcuffed to the pole (laugh). And without the stunt, I played all that scene myself. It is a very proud scene.

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After Scarlett being in New York for four day’s doing radio interviews, TV show interviews, TV talk shows and lot’s and lot’s of press junke the big and final day of the Ghost In The Shell world tour came to a end on March 29th with the New York Premiere. Scarlett was there with her date for the night twin brother Hunter and her co-stars Pilou Asback, Chin Han, Juliette Binoche, Michael Carmen Pitt, Adwoa Aboah and Rupert Sanders and was held at the AMC Lincoln Square Theater. Photos from the event are up in the gallery for you all.

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On Tuesday (March 28th) night Scarlett was on her second talk show of the week for Late Night with Seth Meyers, On it she talked about Ghost In The Shell, doing her own stunts on the movie, about meeting Bob Dylan, the many ways New York has changed from when she grew up there and lot’s more. You can watch all the clips below and I am working on getting stills from this episode and Caps from it will be coming very soon.

On Monday night (March 27th) Scarlett was on the Late Night With Jimmy Fallon for Ghost In The Shell, she has a fun talk with Jimmy and then played “Virtual Reality Pictionary” with the other guests. You can watch all the clips below and I am working on getting stills from this episode and Caps from it will be coming very soon.

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Scarlett was a guest on the day time show Good Morning America yesterday (March 28th) as part of the Ghost In The Shell tour, I’m working on getting hold of the stills from this interview and the caps will be up tomorrow till then you can watch the interview below.

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The star of ‘Ghost in the Shell’ on the dangers of a POTUS with no political experience and why she won’t be oversharing her personal life

Scarlett Johansson has been sharing her beliefs loudly and proudly this year. She put the boot into Ivanka Trump on ‘Saturday Night Live’ earlier this month with that spoof TV commercial for Complicit perfume. It was no different when I met Johansson back in January to talk about her new movie, the futuristic sci-fi epic ‘Ghost in the Shell’. We spoke just days before the inauguration of Donald Trump, and the conversation headed away from the movie, a remake of the 1990s Japanese manga and towards politics: she was furious and didn’t care who knew it. A week after we spoke, the actress took to the podium in Washington during the Women’s March, in defence of abortion and reproductive rights. Some actors worry about straying beyond the day job – not this one.

You play a cyborg in ‘Ghost in the Shell’. Where do you even start playing a character that’s not human in any normal way?
‘It felt restrictive. There’s nothing extra to her. She’s efficient. There’s no fumbling for the right thing to say. She doesn’t nervously fidget. She’s not exactly mechanical, but she’s driven, and as an actor you rely on physical nuances, vocal nuances, things that connect with an audience. You don’t want to give a performance that’s monotonous. But it has to stay true to what her experience is. It was challenging.’

Are you interested in how technology affects us more generally?
‘I’m wary of it. I’m probably more wary than someone who isn’t in the public eye. I see the value of anonymity in a way that one cannot unless they don’t have it any more! We live in a world where so much is shared about us and anonymity is such a precious thing. I can’t imagine why you’d actively want to give it up. That’s why I don’t participate in social media. It seems like it can be a great waste of time.’

As an actor, you don’t choose to give up anonymity. The loss must creep up on you.
‘It comes with the territory, I guess. It’s an adjustment. It’s the unfortunate side-effect of doing a job that you love. At the same time, it’s part of the reason why you can do the job you love. One hand holds the other. I don’t feel like I have to actively give up my personal life though. I don’t have to overshare.’

You live and work in Europe a lot these days. You shoot the Avengers movies in the UK. Do you still think of yourself as a New Yorker?
‘Yeah, I do. I’m a New Yorker. It’s something that follows you. It’s an inherent part of how you approach life in general, being a city kid. I carry it with me whether I’m aware of it or not. How I function in other cities, how I problem solve, how I get things done, how I communicate. It’s all the product of growing up in a city where anything is possible. The city is unforgiving, it’s beautiful and tragic and, you know, available and distant, all in one afternoon.’

Are you a fan of London?
‘I love it, it’s a great city. It’s kind of like New York in that sometimes you go there and it’s disappointing. It just feels like it’s full of tourists and everything’s too expensive and nothing cool is going on. Then you go back a few years later and you’re like: Wow! Everything’s fresh and new, and there are fresh and interesting new shops and ideas and galleries and neighbourhoods and music. Every few years it has a renaissance. Londoners are like New Yorkers in some ways: they’re survivors, pushing through.’

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Scarlett Johansson is one of Hollywood’s highest-grossing actresses of all time in North America, with her films making over $3.6 billion and counting. With her outstanding performance in here much anticipated film “Ghost in the Shell” she earned herself the title “Queen of science fiction”. Film Inside’s Rachel Kasuch met the actress in New York where they talked about souls, what to believe, technology and checking the cell phone at the door…

How did the “Ghost in the Shell” star get her body in tip-top shape for the action flick? Plus, ScarJo reveals her cheat food. Listen.

Scarlett was a guest on the Howard Stern pod cast show today (March 27th), She was there to talk about Ghost In The Shell and lot’s of other things. The full interview has been pulled down but you can watch some clips below.

Fox 5’s entertainment reporter, Kevin McCarthy (@KevinMcCarthyTV), sat down with Scarlett Johansson to geek out about GHOST IN THE SHELL.