Karla Sofía Gascón Kontrovers that tortured her Oscar campaign for “Emilia Pérez”, the Spanish actress is not a person who is not Grata on Netflix.
In fact, Co-Ceo Ted Sarandos said that he would work with Gascón again, if the opportunity was to arise. “You have to have some mercy when people make mistakes,” he said in an interview with Amount Out Wednesday. “And we have grace.”
To summarize: When Gascón’s past Bigoted tweets resumed early in the year, a Firestorm erupted It pressed Jacques Audiard’s Spanish -speaking musical from the top point for best image. After issuing an apology, the actress passed away from the campaign track, selected several performances and awards and made a cake look on CNN in Spanish where she defended herself from the upset. “Yes, the truth is that these have been very, very difficult days,” she said on the show later: “Some people have told me not to even think about participating in the Oscars gala because I might not.”
She ended up and her co -star Zoe Saldaña won the best actress while “El Mal” won the best original song, but as expected “Emilia Pérez” did not take home the best picture. “It was Frontrunner,” Sarandos said. “But it was never a sludge can like ‘Emilia Pérez’ – with all its innovation and excitement – would win the best picture.
During the scandal, the same question continued to come up and over again: Why does Netflix do not know veterinarian Gascón’s social media before they started the month long award campaign that began when the film debuted at Cannes. When it comes to whether the streamer will take a closer look at Talent’s social media in the future, Sarandos said only: “What we are usually veting for are mostly headlines that created someone’s social media.
“Emilia Pérez” is available to stream on Netflix.
