Saoirse Ronan Didn’t Try To ‘Make A Splash’ With Viral Women Comment
Saoirse Ronan he didn’t try to “splash” with the closure of his latest comment Paul Mescal again Eddie Redmayne – but there’s no telling what the internet will hold.
“The action was not good. It’s not at all what I expected,” said Ronan, 30, when he appeared on Wednesday, October 30. The Ryan Tubridy Show on Virgin Radio UK. “I think that really says something about the society we’re in right now and how open women want to have men in their lives.”
Ronan was sitting next to Mescal, 28, Redmayne, 42, and Denzel Washington with a recent appearance in The Graham Norton Show. The Irish actor was quick to tell the men what it’s like after they joked about Redmayne’s attack scene in his upcoming show. It’s a day of celebration.
“You can use your phone if someone is attacking you, the butt of your phone,” said Redmayne. Mescal replied, “Who would really think of that? If someone attacks me, I’m not going to go, ‘call me.’
While Mescal’s comments drew laughter from the crowd, Ronan (who was there to promote his films. Outrun again The Blitz) gave men some wisdom.
“That’s what girls should think about all the time,” she said. “Am I right ladies?”
The crowd quickly applauded him while Mescal and Redmayne were quickly silenced.
“There are so many men and women I know from all over the world who have contacted me about this one comment, and I mean, again, I’m going to urge people, please, please, to look at this in context,” Ronan said at the time. Wednesday radio interview. “Please watch the whole interview or at least watch that part of the interview, because it was really unrelated … the guys weren’t the type to object to anything I was saying.”
Ronan explained that the conversation – which, however, was on a public forum – sounded like it was at dinner with friends.
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“I will always make the point that, this is actually something we deal with every day, 100 percent,” he continued, noting that Mescal is one of the “dear friends” he had this conversation with.
“I think there was a time like this that happened in a program like this Graham Nortonwhich is something that the whole nation is watching even overseas, it is something people are playing,” he continued. “It seems like there’s been an outreach that seems to have really benefited, which I think is amazing.”
Ronan added: “It opens up the conversation and, hopefully, allows more women to say, ‘Yeah, yeah, actually, let’s talk about our experiences.’
