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Loreck, J. (2018) ‘Race and stardom in Ghost in the Shell’

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Loreck, J. (2018) ‘Race and stardom in Ghost in the Shell’

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A journal article talked about the race in the film Ghost in the Shell (2017). This is another useful source  to look at how Scarlett's blondeness contributes in her star image.

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7 Loreck, J. (2018) ‘Race and stardom in Ghost in the Shell’.PDF

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Stevens, K. (2018) ' Between attraction and anxiety Scarlett Johansson, female knowledge and the mind--body split in Lucy'

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Stevens, K. (2018) ' Between attraction and anxiety Scarlett Johansson, female knowledge and the mind--body split in Lucy'

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A journal article talked about her body in Lucy (2014), which provides information about how cinema portray her body and use her body to express certain ideals in the film. This is a useful reference to look at how her body works in her star image.

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4 Stevens 2018 Between attraction and anxiety Scarlett Johansson, female knowledge and the mind--body split in Lucy .PDF

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Loreck, J., Monaghan, W. and Stevens, K. (2018) ’Stardom and sf A symposium on the sf films of Scarlett Johansson‘

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Loreck, J., Monaghan, W. and Stevens, K. (2018) ’Stardom and sf A symposium on the sf films of Scarlett Johansson‘

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This academic article talked about Scarlett in relation of Sci-fi films. It also mentioned her star images also circulates in offscreen contexts such as on magazines and TV programme.

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3 Loreck, J., Monaghan, W. and Stevens, K. (2018) ‘Stardom and sf A symposium on the sf films of Scarlett Johansson’, Science Fiction Film and Television,.PDF

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Anderson, R. (2008) 'Review Works: 'Anywhere I Lay My Head' by Scarlett Johannson'

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Anderson, R. (2008) 'Review Works: 'Anywhere I Lay My Head' by Scarlett Johannson'

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A review of Scarlett's first album. This gives information about how people comment on her music and how people perceive her identity as both a singer and actress.

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Matthews, M. (2018) ‘A facade of feminism: Scarlett Johansson and Miss Representation’

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Matthews, M. (2018) ‘A facade of feminism: Scarlett Johansson and Miss Representation’

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Another journal article analysed these four films in relation to gender discourse. This also provide reference to analysis her recent and ongoing star image on screen

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Shetley, V. (2018) ‘Performing the inhuman: Scarlett Johansson and sf film’

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Shetley, V. (2018) ‘Performing the inhuman: Scarlett Johansson and sf film’

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A journal article analysed and summarized the inhuman role Scarlett chose to play and why she chose to frequently play this kind of role in recent years. This provide reference to analysis her recent and ongoing star image on screen.

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A computer-animated musical comedy-drama in which Scarlett starring the voices of Ash. This is a film where Scarlett has mixed her film star image with music star image.

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Being criticized for attacking James Franco at Women's March after defending Woody Allen

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Being criticized for attacking James Franco at Women's March after defending Woody Allen

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This is one of the tweets that criticise Johansson's speech along with its comments. While many media following a trend to criticise her speech, tweets offer critical views from some audiences.

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News article about Scarlett's another public speech for Women's March on Los Angeles. This source is useful to analyse her identity as a feminist as well as how media perceive this identity.

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About 500,000 people showed up for the Women's March in Los Angeles on Saturday. The attendees, along with those livestreaming from home, witnessed a powerful speech from actress Scarlett Johansson. In her speech, Johansson called out James Franco, who was accused of sexual misconduct yet publicly supported the Time's Up movement.

"How could a person publicly stand by an organization that helps to provide support for victims of sexual assault while privately preying on people who have no power? I want my pin back, by the way," said Johansson, one of the original 300 signatories of the Time's Up letter calling for an end of abuse and harassment toward women. Although she never called out Franco by name, a rep confirmed to the that this comment was indeed directed at Franco.

Two weeks ago, Franco, who won a Golden Globe for his leading role in The Disaster Artist, wore a Time's Up pin while accepting the award. He received criticism from actress Ally Sheedy via Twitter during the awards, who wrote in now-deleted tweets, "Why is James Franco allowed in? Said too much." She continued, "James Franco just won. Please never ever ask me why I left the film/tv business." A few days later, the LA Times published a story where five people accused Franco of sexual misconduct. Franco has denied these allegations.

In her speech, Johansson remembered her experiences as a young woman in Hollywood: "Suddenly I was 19 again and I began to remember all the men who had taken advantage of the fact that I was a young woman who didn't yet have the tools to say no or understand the value of my own self-worth. I had many relationships, both personal and professional, where the power dynamic was so off that I had to create a narrative that I was the cool girl who could hang in and hang out, and that sometimes meant compromising what felt right for me." The actress ended the speech on a hopeful hopeful note and said, "It gives me hope that we are moving towards a place where our sense of equality can truly come from within ourselves."

On Saturday, an estimated 4.9 million people came out to 673 marches across the globe. Attendees marched in support of equal rights for women, protection against sexual assault and harassment, immigrants and Dreamers, and voting in the 2018 midterm elections. In New York, powerful speeches were also given by Whoopi Goldberg and singer Halsey, who talked about being a survivor of sexual assault with a poem.

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Scarlett Johansson Slams James Franco for Supporting Time's Up: 'I Want My Pin Back'

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About 500,000 people showed up for the Women's March in Los Angeles on Saturday. The attendees, along with those livestreaming from home, witnessed a powerful speech from actress Scarlett Johansson. In her speech, Johansson called out James Franco, who was accused of sexual misconduct yet publicly supported the Time's Up movement.

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This is Oxfam America's announcement of their decision to cut ties with Johansson. This is an example to critical understanding her star image.

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Grandson of Oxfam founder calls on org to cut ties with Scarlett Johansson
The following letter is being sent today to the Oxfam America President Raymond Offenheiser and was shared with Mondoweiss: Activism Israel/Palestine
Raymond Offenheiser
President, Oxfam America
226 Causeway, 5th Floor
Boston, MA 02114

Dear Mr. Offenheiser,

I am writing to you as an American citizen and direct descendent of Professor Gilbert Murray and Dr. Henry Gillett, two founders of the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief (the original Oxfam).

I am alarmed that Oxfam America retains as one of its "celebrity ambassadors" Scarlett Johansson despite her becoming the highly paid public face of SodaStream. As is well known, this Israeli company manufactures its products in the city-settlement of Maale Adumim, which is not just illegal under international law, but also vitiates the possibility of any future Palestinian state by cutting the West Bank into two pieces.

The ongoing credibility of Oxfam depends on its adhering to its founding principles, which include "the relief of suffering as a result of wars or of other causes in any part of the world." Maale Adumim, and by its association, SodaStream, are among just such causes of the suffering of the Palestinian people. Scarlett Johansson, by endorsing the kind of SodaStream propaganda that underwrites the Israeli occupation, is acting as an ambassador for oppression.

I urge Oxfam America to disassociate itself from Ms. Johansson so long as she chooses to represent SodaStream. I am certain my grandfather and great-uncle would agree with me.

Yours sincerely,

Hubert Murray, FAIA, RIBA

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Grandson of Oxfam founder calls on org to cut ties with Scarlett Johansson

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A letter from Hubert Murray calling on Oxfam America to disassociate itself from Scarlett Johansson as long as she represents SodaStream. Murray is direct descendent of Professor Gilbert Murray and Dr. Henry Gillett, two founders of the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief (the original Oxfam).

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This news article is about Scarlett as Oxfam Ambassador went to India and Sri Lanka for humanitarian efforts. This is an good example for examine her action in philanthropy and how she use this to improve her star image.

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BOSTON (February 27, 2007) - Scarlett Johansson has joined in the fight against poverty, teaming with the international relief agency Oxfam, following a life-changing trip to India and Sri Lanka, Access Hollywood has learned.

During her 10-day visit, Scarlett met with women who?ve survived domestic violence and tsunami survivors in Sri Lanka. She also witnessed first-hand how education and basic health-care can save the lives of millions of poverty-stricken children and families.

"I met a young girl, Gudiya, at a school for Dalit children, a community considered to be the lowest class. She was an amazing, bright young girl, full of ambition and attending the fifth grade. When asked what she wanted to be when she grew up, she said ?a government official?. Every morning she rises at 3 a.m. to study and then complete the household chores before walking for half an hour to school. I asked her how she felt she would be able to raise her family and also hold a government position. She responded confidently, ?I can manage.? Her self-pride and drive to succeed was an obvious outcome from her schooling," Scarlett said.

A long-time supporter of Oxfam, Scarlett was moved by the organization?s response to saving and rebuilding lives following the 2004 tsunami. She traveled with the international development organization to better understand the complex issues facing poor communities and how support and funding from the U.S. and other rich nations can help end poverty.

She began her trip spending a day with young girls at an Oxfam-funded school in rural Uttar Pradesh, India that has enabled over 1,000 poor children from the lowest Dalit caste to gain a basic education. In Delhi she met with survivors of domestic violence who are part of Oxfam?s ?We Can? campaign. Over 800,000 people have joined the campaign to overcome domestic violence, which affects millions of women across South Asia.

In Sri Lanka, she met with Sri Lankan tsunami survivor Bandawathi Maitipe and her son Asela Abeytunga. She is piecing her life together after losing her husband, younger son and tailoring business.

"The devastation both directly and indirectly as a result of the tsunami is overwhelming. A mother who had received aid money to finance her small business and was living with her 25 year-old-son had lost both her husband and younger son as well as their home and tailoring shop, the only source of income. After two years, they are still waiting to be housed, after a long struggle with a landlord from whom they?ve had rented the house for the past fifty years," Scarlett added. "Afterwards, I went to visit a rural fishing community which Oxfam had fully irrigated, allowing people to live safely in a government development. After hearing such a devastating case that morning, seeing this village thrive gave me a sense of hope and progress. It was an incredible opportunity to see the grass roots approach being taken by non-governmental organizations, such as Oxfam, towards reconstructing the lives of this devastated country.?

Oxfam?s Executive Director, Jeremy Hobbs, said that Scarlett?s involvement was very important in helping gain attention to the solutions to poverty.

"By supporting Oxfam, Scarlett is taking a stand alongside millions of people globally who are working to overcome poverty,? Hobbs said. ?Her support is crucial in helping to show how the smallest donation to Oxfam can mean the world of difference to a poor community.?

For more information, visit oxfamamerica.org.

Copyright © 2019 by NBC Universal, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

This material may not be republished, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

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BOSTON (February 27, 2007) - Scarlett Johansson has joined in the fight against poverty, teaming with the international relief agency Oxfam, following a life-changing trip to India and Sri Lanka, Access Hollywood has learned. During her 10-day visit, Scarlett met with women who?ve survived domesti

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Scarlett talking about her daughter. This is where to look at her identity as mother and how this identity merged into her star images and personality.

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Scarlett Johansson's Daughter Rose Thinks 'Mommy's a Superhero' for a Living

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Scarlett Johansson Protests That She’s Not a “Sexual Ornament”

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Scarlett Johansson Protests That She’s Not a “Sexual Ornament”

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This is a news article about how she think of her 'being pigeonholed as an object of desire'. This source provides a perspective from the star herself rather than the media and audiecne

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Though she played both a very carnal, spray-tanned Jersey girl in Don Jon and the idealized, disembodied voice of everybody's dream girlfriend in Her, Scarlett Johansson would prefer it if you didn't think of her as a sex object. It can be difficult to divorce Johansson from her good looks, especially when one of the most iconic images of her ever to appear on the big screen consists of, well, her shapely bum. While Johansson acknowledges that her undeniable good looks have given her a leg up in Hollywood, she also expresses frustration at being pigeonholed as an object of desire.

I've been able to use it to my [looks] to my advantage in some ways. In other ways, it can be very frustrating at times because I've always thought of myself as being a character actor, and you can be placed in this specific stereotype that the media puts you in. But the fact is that a lot of the work that I've done isn't necessarily overtly sexual.

That impression she has of herself as a character actor goes a long way to explain her three-film collaboration with Woody Allen-particularly her nebbishy turn in Scoop. But, Johansson is right to insist that we look beyond her more obvious assets. In addition to playing an extra-sexy terrestrial in 2014's Under The Skin, Johansson will once again be portraying the no-nonsense Black Widow, the most high-profile female character in the Marvel film universe. Captain America: The Winter Soldier will be Johansson's third outing as Natasha Romanoff, and could help pave the way for a heavily rumored Black Widow solo film. The Russian spy, who is both smart and can hold her own in a fight with the other, superpowered Avengers, seems to be a role Johansson takes particular pride in. She says:

I like the way Black Widow has been developed as an intelligent and complex female character. Instead of being sexual ornaments to the male superheroes, Black Widow has been given an interesting storyline and she has the kind of depth that allows you to do serious work and that's why audiences have responded to these films.

Johnansson credits writer-director Joss Whedon for Natasha's formidable presence. Whedon, who created one of the most iconic female action heroes in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, is no stranger to writing strong, nuanced roles for women. In The Avengers, Johansson was never exploited or sexualized. Well, at least not any more than Captain America and his all-American glutes or Thor and his hammer-wielding biceps. Johansson says:

I would never have expected this, but it's been a really pleasant experience. A lot of the superheroine films that were made in the past were not very good, but Joss (Whedon) has got away from the hair-flipping, hands-on-hips kind of posing and created a very credible, professional, dangerous, and mysterious superhero in Black Widow.

And while both Whedon and Johansson's good work has furthered the effort to create a more modern superheroine, they aren't the only ones responsible for shaping the public image of Black Widow-which means there's still plenty of work left to be done.

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Scarlett Johansson Protests That She's Not A "Sexual Ornament"

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This is one of her celebrity endorsements. These advertisements give messages about what kind of ads she usually appear in and what are the features of her images in these ads.

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This is a comedy sketch of SNL with hilarious political satire about Donald Trump. SNL's comedy sketch is where Scarlett's comedy star image are constructed.

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White House Tree Trimming Cold Open - SNL

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This news article talked about Scarlett's fifth time of hosting SNL and mention about her divorce. This article offer's a example of how news coverage generally portray her star persona.

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Scarlett Johansson got to kiss comedian Leslie Jones on Saturday Night Live as she made her first public appearance since splitting from husband Romain Dauriac.

The Lost in Translation star had kept a low-profile since launching divorce proceedings but put on a huge smile throughout her night hosting the legendary late night show.

She never made any mention of the drama in her personal life, instead dedicating her opening monologue to her pride at hosting the famed comedy show for the fifth time.

And on a night when Alec Baldwin returned with his now-famous Donald Trump impersonation, Scarlett also got political playing First Daughter Ivanka in a mock ad - and also a scientist who got outraged when her dog turned out to be a loyal Trump fan.

But her most eye-catching moment came in a skit where Scarlett, 32, was one of four novice actors being asked to express over-the-top emotions for a TV ad for Olive Garden.

As the director played by Bec Bennett asked them to act over-the-top, he started making even stranger requests - finally making Leslie kiss Scarlett.

After she pecked her on the cheeks, Beck demanded, 'lips please' - and the actress seemed to fight to maintain her composure from laughing as the Ghostbusters stay came in and kissed her on her puckered-up lips.

They were then forced to make expressions like they were having orgasms to express how much they loved the food.

Scarlett had come out at the beginning of the show wearing loose fitting black pants and black turtle neck, dancing to the music as she said she was 'so happy to be back.'

'The last time I hosted was in 2015 when the most upsetting thing in the news was that Mad Men was ending,' she joked of the current political turmoil.

Proudly pointing out that it was her fifth time hosting the legendary late night show, she said Kenan 'was kind enough' to make a highlight reel from her previous times - but with each clip concentrating on him.

'This is a huge milestone in my life, and SNL feels like a home to me now,' she said, as Kate McKinnon, her co-star in new movie Rough Night, came on to join her.

The night's musical guest Lorde - who played the two new songs she released this week, Green Light and Liability - also got to join Scarlett in the comedy, playing herself in one of the political-charged skits.

Scarlet had started the skit as if giving a serious speech, saying: 'This past Wednesday, all the female cast members and I proudly participated in a Day Without Women, which means we didn't come into work at all.'

Andy Bryant then said that meant the had not written any sketches, but that male cast members Beck Bennett and Kyle Mooney had come to the rescue by writing a skit that 'includes an important conversation about women's issues' that the women had yet to see.

Scarlett and Aidy then sat in astonishment as the men spoke at length about women's issues, completely ignoring them even when they were discussing how 'so often women aren't given a voice in society.'

Instead, the only lines the wrote for them - with the only words the men wrote for them being: 'Thank you for writing that.'

The appeared to make up for it by bringing out Lorde for a 'special musical appearance to make up for all the stuff you've been through' - only to cut her off, too, as the men instead started singing her most famous hit, Royals.

As well as playing First Daughter Ivanka Trump in an ad, Scarlett's most political skit came as she played one of a team of scientists who had invented a gadget to 'scan a household pet's mind to transfer his thoughts into words.'

Trying it out on her own dog, Max, Scarlett's scientist looked on in horror as Max said: 'I like Trump - he's my man.'

When she put it down to a 'translation error, some kind of glitch,' her dog insisted: 'There's no glitch - Donald Trump is our president. He carried the electoral college fair and square. I know Trump has issues, but one big change is better than business as usual.'

And when one of the people in the room called the dog a 'monster' for his beliefs, Max complained that it was the exact 'condescending attitude that made people want to vote for Trump in the first place.'

When Scarlet complained that Max was supposed to be her best friend, he replied: 'And as your friend, I don't want to see your tax dollars going to healthcare for illegals.'

And when she complained that 'Trump is bad, Trump is a racist,' her dog said: 'What do you know about black people? You never brought one into our house once. Plus, Trump is the only one who isn't owned by Wall Street.'

When she asked about women's rights and her 'choice over my own body,' the dog snapped: 'You didn't give me a choice when you cut off my balls.'

And when she tried to put him down by telling him 'you don't know anything, you pee on the floor,' Max hit back: 'And you masturbate out of boredom.'

'You just assume that because I'm a Trump supporter I'm a xenophobic racist,' the dog complained, with Scarlett's scientist pointing out his 'best friend in the dog park' is a Chihuahua dog 'and that means he's a Mexican and Trump wants to kick them out of the country.'

'He was born here and has nothing to worry about. This is a nation of laws.'

When he complained about 'liberal snowflakes,' Scarlet finally snapped and yanked off the gadget so he could no longer talk, telling him: 'It's OK Max, I love you no matter what - we just have to respect each other's point of view I guess.'

At the goodbyes, Scarlett - now in a black t-shirt and blue jeans and towering black heels - gave 'a big shout out to the men and women of the armed forces,' telling them: 'We are thinking of you, you are with us always, thank you for your service.'

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Scarlett Johansson gets a smooch from Leslie Jones as she hosts SNL

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Scarlett Johansson got to kiss comedian Leslie Jones on Saturday Night Live as she made her first public appearance since splitting from husband Romain Dauriac. The Lost in Translation star had kept a low-profile since launching divorce proceedings but put on a huge smile throughout her night hosting the legendary late night show.

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A interview  in which she mentioned about how she became a movie women from a girl on Broadway. This is a useful source to analysis how she constructed her images by herself in front of audience.

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Marvel's The Avengers - Scarlett Johansson Interview With Daybreak

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Iron Man 2: Scarlett Johansson Kicks Ass Behind the Scenes

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Iron Man 2: Scarlett Johansson Kicks Ass Behind the Scenes

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This 'Behind the Scenes' video recorded how Scarlett receive training for playing Black Widow. This source provide information about how she make the effort to represent such role.

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Scarlett first Album 'Anywhere I Lay My Head'

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Scarlett Johansson talks about Black Widow In 'The Avengers'. This provide a view from herself about how she understand this character and how she play this role.

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Scarlett Johansson Talks "Black Widow" In 'The Avengers'

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A behind-the-scene video of this sci-fi action film. Till this film , a trend of the role she began to frequently play could be identified.

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Ghost In The Shell | All Release Bonus Features & Trailer [Blu-Ray/DVD 2017]

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A film thriller. This can tell what kind of role she played in this film, and related this kind of role to the previous and the following films.

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Lucy Official Trailer #1 (2014) - Scarlett Johansson Movie HD

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A interview of Scarlett talking about how she use only voice to playing Samantha who is an artificial intelligence. This film is where she begin to play non-human role or roles with incredible physical or mental capabilities.

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Scarlett Johansson on the Making of 'Her'

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A newspaper interview of Scarlett talks about playing an alien in Under the Skin. This is source to look at how she understand this alien character.

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Scarlett Johansson interview: 'I would way rather not have middle ground'

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The star talks to Carole Cadwalladr about Under the Skin - a low-budget sci-fi film set in Glasgow - and her role in the recent SodaStream controversy

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Scarlett appears briefly as a normal cute girl in this film. This is the earliest point to understand her original star image on screen.

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Romantic comedy-drama: 'Lost in Translation' (2003)

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Romantic comedy-drama: 'Lost in Translation' (2003)

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First adult role of Scarlett as a young college graduate who is troubled by her marriage. This is the first type of roles she played and a good example to look at her early onscreen image as a adult.

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Lost in Translation (2003) - BEST SCENES

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 Psychological thriller: 'Match point' (2005)

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 Psychological thriller: 'Match point' (2005)

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A representative role of Scarlett as an sexy and mature woman. This is the third kind of female characters her usually play at this stage.

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Match Point (3/8) Movie CLIP - Believing in Luck (2005) HD

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Romantic drama: 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' (2003)

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Romantic drama: 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' (2003)

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A representative role of Scarlett, with the feeling of innocent, pure and beautiful.  Again, this is the second kind of roles that may help to understand the construction of her early onscreen star image.

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Girl with a Pearl Earring Movie Clip - Scarlett Johansson

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'Black widow' in the Marvel Cinematic Universe since 2010

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'Black widow' in the Marvel Cinematic Universe since 2010

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This is a cut of the fight scenes of Black Widow. Although it is only about fight scenes, it still shows the main characteristics of this role, as well as how the same role is shaping, changing and developing in different films.

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Scarlett at the red carpet of Oscars. Red carpet is where her images at public space could be observed.

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This is a picture of  Scarlett in her private life, which is a example to see the difference between her star image and private personality.

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A sexual poses of Scarlett in a photo. This provides ideas about her sexual body images that are frequently portrayed in posters, magazines and photographs.

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The film trailer of Scarlet's second film in which her play as one of the protagonists.  A every representative role of her onscreen image when she was young.