Scarlett Johansson interview
Johansson appears on the The Late Show to promote her upcoming movie Avengers: Age Of Ultron. She talks about lover for Letterman and her first appearance on his show as a child.
Dave, I have to say, I am so incredibly honored to be on one of your very last shows…The first time I was on this show I was 13-years old, it was 1998 and I was so, so nervous, because for me – and still for me – coming on this show is like you’ve made it when you’re on Dave Letterman. That’s really the truth.
W Magazine Cover
Johansson appears on the cover of the March, 2015 issue of W magazine. The actress talks about her newborn daughter, Rose Dorothy and her fascination with every aspect of show business as a child.
I wanted to do everything. When you’re a kid, they send you on a lot of commercial auditions, and I was terrible at selling things. I never got those parts. I remember crying in the subway, and my mom said, ‘Look—let’s forget it. Do something else’. And I replied, ‘No. You can’t take this away from me’.
Glamour cover
Johansson appears on the cover of the May 2014 issue of Glamour magazine. The cover photo was taken by Munro and styled by Sabrina Schreder. The actress talks about playing younger characters.
When I made Lost in Translation, I was 17, and now I’m 29…. I think I’ve been ‘in my early twenties’ for, like, over a decade! That’s a normal side effect of being a young actor. You’re captured in a certain time of your life, and it’s hard for people to move past that.
Harper’s Bazaar interview
Johansson gives an interview to Harper’s Bazaar Magazine about her role in the film Under The Skin.
I think the film that we made is so different from the book that it probably wouldn’t have made any difference at all if I had read it. And I didn’t want to have any kind of impression of that at all because I had to work from the script. Over a few years that Jonathan Glazer and I were having these conversations and the core of the story became stronger and the purpose was clearer in his mind and the idea of the two of us collaborating became more of a reality. I really wanted to work with Jonathan Glazer and I would give that kind of commitment anyway if I really wanted to work with somebody. When I know I want to do something and I want it, I’ll get it or I’ll at least try. But I think part of that comes from having spent 20 years in the industry and still being that kid that wants the part. To me, I always feel like that if it doesn’t work out and I don’t get the part it’s because the director and I had different ideas and that makes sense to me. Under The Skin was always open and I didn’t have to convince Jonathan.
W Magazine cover
Johansson appears on the cover of the 40th anniversary issue of W Magazine. She talks about how she doesn’t like turtlenecks.
Turtlenecks — they’re horrible. I tried to get into them because they are so practical, but they’re just so unfortunate. Men don’t like turtlenecks. I’ve never met a man who likes anything around his neck other than my hands.
Allure Korea cover
Johansson appears on the cover of the February 2012 issue of Allure Korea magazine.
Vogue France cover
Johansson appears on the cover of the April 2009 issue of Vogue France magazine.
Parade cover
Johansson appears on the cover of a March 2007 issue of Parade magazine. She talks about looking like a boy, avoiding the paparazzi, and being called sexy.
It’s a nice compliment, I guess. It’s funny, because for a male actor the idea of being sexy can be very daunting. A lot of young male actors want to be chameleons and play all different kinds of characters. For a woman, I think it’s always a compliment to have people think you’re attractive.
Vogue Australia cover
Johansson appears on the cover of the January 2007 issue of Vogue Australia magazine.
Vogue UK cover
Johansson appears on the cover of the October 2006 issue of Vogue UK magazine. The cover photo is shot by Demarchelie.
Vogue Taiwan cover
Johansson appears on the cover of the June 2004 issue of Vogue Taiwan magazine.
Vogue UK cover
Johansson appears on the cover of the May 2004 issue of Vogue UK magazine. The cover photo is shot by Corinne Day and styled by Kate Phelan.
Lacy and innocent or solid and tough – [it’s] never been so versatile.