Ladies Helen Mirren He expressed his dissatisfaction with the portraits of women in the James Bond film, stating that he was "born of deep sexualism".

Helen Mirren, however, shared his admiration for various actors who portrayed the iconic role over the years, revealing that she was a "massive fan" of the former brochure of Piersan Brosnan.

Mirren criticized long-lasting movies about James Bond for how women are shown.

Actress "Anna" sat in a recent interview with British newspapers London Standardstating that their roles were "born out of deep sexism".

"The whole series of James Bond was not my thing," Mirren said. "That really wasn't. I never loved James Bond. I never liked it in the way women were in James Bond."

The 79-year-old actress also mentioned that she wouldn't want to see the woman to take over the role of the title spy at any time because they would rather focus on examples of real life as women showed brave qualities.

"The entire concept of James Bond was soaked and born of deep sexism," Mirren said, adding that "women were always the main and incredibly important part of the Secret Service, they were always."

She continued, "If you hear about what women worked in French resistance, they're amazing, amazing brave. That's how I'd say real stories about extraordinary women who worked in that world."

Although she can't like the story because it's about women, Mirren has nothing against the actors who presented a role over the years.

"Fast X" The actress has a series of batches such as her late cousin Tania Mallet starred as Tilly Masterson, sister bond Jill, in War 1964. "Goldfinger".

He is also a star in Novi Paramount + series "Mobland" with the former Bond actor Pierce Brosnan.

Elsewhere, in her conversation with the news, she mentioned that the "mass fan" brosnan, who starred like 007 in four films since 1995. until 2002. years.

"It is obvious that it is beautiful and everything, and I think it is fantastic in Mobland, but he is also one of the most beautiful people with whom you will ever have pleasure to work," she added.

Mirren also shared that Daniel Craig, the latest actor to play the title spy, "a very beautiful gracious person."

Mirren seemingly doesn't know a thing or two about sexism as she spent a lot in the phase of Colonel her career screen.

In this was the usual practice for reviews to praise her "willing" performance, or say that he "cracked with grace" on stage.

One such moment was an old interview with Sir Michael Parkinson in 1975. in which he asked was whether her "equipment" prevents himself from being taken seriously.

"Because serious actresses can't have big breasts, is that what you mean?" She rightly withdrew the US law put Parkinson in his place.

He reminded of the return punch from that interview, Mirren said that "the only person who criticized the interview."

She reminded that such sexism "was tormented so much at that time because my ambition was a classic actress. I didn't want to be a movie star. I didn't want to be a TV star."

Mirren noted that he wanted to be a "classic actress", but she felt "like I was wearing this thing on my back. If I were kind."

"It didn't mean anything, as far as I was concerned, but it was tied to me and I couldn't escape," she explained.

Mirren added: "But then I also realized, you just have to live with the cards you were dealing with. I came with it and you have a sense of humor about it."

Mirren shared his joy in watching television shows that their flowers in the same way in the same way as films these days.

"When I grew up and entering my work, the British film was very awful," she laughed. "It was a strange, very noble exception, but in general, it was quite awful. And the best job was done on television."

She added that "people who became great and very famous film directors began his career on television, and the best writers were on television."