Young Noomi Rapace Struggles with Fame and Objectification

[@GojiraRising]

Her C-Section in Prometheus will forever haunt me, mainly due to how well she sold that scene.

[@MrNeilfatmonkey]

What a fascinating woman! She’s so open and giving.

[@nataliabaage]

I've always liked her, but hearing her talk in these clips is incredible. Thank you so much for sharing these. xx

[@donnahoworko5705]

She needs to be in more movies she’s amazing so great.

[@taina49100]

Its nice to know there are artists about integrity! I so respect her for her artistry over fame and her strength in setting boundaries!!!

[@NPORT1981]

I am still disappointed she wasn't featured more in Alien Covenant.

[@excessivegrot2643]

Same. My initial disappointment in Covenant had a lot to do with the lack of Noomi

[@filippolunardi158]

I cursed Ridley Scott for that.

[@filippolunardi158]

I've never fallen in love with an actress for all my long life....but always there is a first time and Noomi's my first time.

[@Avoiceintheshadow]

Do you mean as an artist or as a woman? This is such a weird comment, given the title of the video. She is showing how terrible it is to be objectified and you, seeing these interviews, say you love her. I feel like this misses the point of the video.

[@MH-zg5yw]

@@Avoiceintheshadow Not a weird comment. That is the nature of being in the public eye. Don't want to be objectified then don't be an actor/actress. Fame comes with getting objectified. That's the nature of the business. Don't like it, don't get involved. having a crush on someone is not objectification.

[@samholder196]

wow. the media can be so slimy. particularly the entertainment media.

[@fenecofeneco19]

nah ,it's men's endless lack of care and the need for p*rnographic contents

[@heyguyslolGAMING]

This woman never ceases to amaze me.

[@moeezS]

"My childhood ended when I was 7" 😔

[@monmothma3358]

Not sure I want to know why...

[@Prestonesfpv]

So did mine, it makes you strong.... and lonely

[@joellanderson5137]

She is one of the greats

[@mejohn101]

just her I think. overwhelming tho

[@sdustin7986]

Noomie is the most fascinating , watchable actress in film today. Takes the most risks, the most dedicated to her craft, not defined by the hoopla. She takes only roles that challenge her as a person and actor.

[@sdustin7986]

Integrity.

[@donmorton4597]

What a cool, extremely interesting lady

[@JosMorn1]

A fantastic actor and a terrific person. She's a rare person in that field that I could see me sitting over tea or a beer and just talking for hours (if anyone could be so lucky), and feel that I was chatting with a real person and not a facade.

[@karinajansson8431]

Love Noomi and love your intervju so respectful thanks and love from Sweden 💓

[@omgnuub]

hett tips: intervju heter interview på engelska.

[@noomirapace7936]

Hello beautiful, I have seen a quite handful of your comment on my post uploaded on my business page, so I decided to create a more private page to appreciate those people whose comments and good wishes encourages me and I feel so honored and blessed to have such an amazing fan like you.

[@berniesbend]

As beautiful and badass as Sigourney Weaver.

[@battmarn]

They’re both badass but noomi is much more attractive

[@tommyzDad]

Does he interrupt _all_ of his guests?

[@Scorchy666]

Just the self-absorbed ones who are big stars in Sweden and behave that way - but are really nobodies everywhere else.

[@GlennDavey]

Noomi Rapace starts answering questions before they're finished being asked.. chronic interrupter

[@magicovento]

When she said they asked her if she would make a sex scene with a older man, i think they were cohabiting the possibility of she play Lolita

[@greyLeicester]

What? The one with Jeremy Irons?

[@magicovento]

@@greyLeicester yes, this movie was being producted in that time

[@magicovento]

the film's producers asked Natalie Portman to play the role, but she denied it and at the last minute they chose Dominique Swain

[@magicovento]

@@greyLeicester poor Noomi. she would have been traumatized. that movie is disgusting

[@fenecofeneco19]

Or maybe the old creep asking her questions thought he was going to be so justified ,because he was asking hypothetically for a journalistic point of view and with no blatant voyeuristic self interest .

[@SuperEgo19]

Last episode featured a successful black man talking about systemic racism and now we get an intelligent, successful woman whining about the amorphous concept of objectification. There’s more interesting things to discuss with these people instead of imagined victimhood.

[@mnchls]

Spoken like a true straight white dude who hasn't had to remotely deal with any of the above. Piss off, asshole.

[@Megatron118x]

Brent Rhodes They’re successful IN SPITE of those systemic problems, which are indeed real to many many people. Problems you and me as white dudes won’t experience. It’s our duty to be allies, not scoff and pretend they don’t exist

[@crownhic6827]

@@mnchls here we go. Straight white American male comment. Lol. You turd.

[@VeeLondon1449]

So you have a problem with others speaking their truth. Your truth however is looking down on others, elitist and privileged. But I hope you’ll lament on your words knowingly that your written words have power all words do.. And realise your being dismissive of another persons journey. Please realise Brent that your words have made others feel less than. Not listened too. You heard the words Brent. But your not listening to the words. I am hoping you will in future you’ll listen and I wish you the very best Brent.

[@dsatt57]

Like what? How hard it is for you to find a good auto detailer?

[@paulcannon5065]

Absolute drivel

[@drdkphd]

BORING

[@jesuswesleyramirez4165]

Must of inherited drdkphd account, because no way a 13 year old account acts like such a baby.