It took Scarlett Johansson a while to get to where she is now, but her talents and voice make her stand out.
In an interview with Interview magazine, the 28-year-old actor talked about how hard it was for her to become famous so young.
Johansson said that as a child, her deep voice made it harder for her to get commercial jobs. She said that people thought her voice was much deeper than it was at nine years old, like an adult who drinks whiskey and smokes a lot.
She said, “I was always terrible at commercials because my voice was so deep.” “I sound like a whiskey-drinking, chain-smoking fool when I was nine years old.” That sound wasn’t going to sell Jell-O.
Even though Johansson’s voice is unique, she was turned down when she first tried to get into the film business. A classmate of her older brother’s suggested a talent agent, but after one audition, they turned her down.
“I thought it was the end of my career,” Johansson said of her sadness. which is when I knew I could get anything I wanted by crying…
Luckily, Johansson found her calling in acting in the end. The actor from New York said she was a “big song-and-dance type of kid” and that she liked to improvise and do jazz hands a lot. Her unique skills got her parts in big movies and won her a lot of fans.
As Johansson’s work grew, she managed to keep her personal and professional lives in balance. Her theater work is very busy—eight shows a week—but she still finds time for her family and friends.
She said, “I would die if I couldn’t meet my boyfriend for dinner afterward, or a couple of friends for drinks, or get up the next day and go to the gym, see my dad, or do those normal things.”
For her most recent project, Johansson did a hot picture shoot for Interview magazine with director Darren Aronofsky.
The pictures show how versatile and sure of herself Johansson is as she continues to enchant audiences on screen and on stage.