Eva Longoria – Overboard
Kiko Martinez
“With women’s empowerment and #MeToo and #TimesUp, I don’t think you could do the original version today.”
“With women’s empowerment and #MeToo and #TimesUp, I don’t think you could do the original version today.”
“I had this one horse…I would kick it, and he’d be like, ‘Man, fuck this. I’m going to stay right here.'”
“It’s starting to get so loud that [studios] can no longer not hear us. There’s becoming a demand for [diversity].”
“I wasn’t nervous because in my head I kept thinking, ‘If I make this really normal, I won’t mess up.'”
“It’s a positive image that I want people to see of Latinos in Hollywood because that’s my reality.”
“I’m a firm believer that you should create what you want and do what you want.”
“I feel like I’m part of a growing movement of strong Latinas. It’s a new era and a very exciting one.”
“You always worry a sequel could fall flat or won’t be as good as the first.”
“It was important we maintained the details of the fire and its beauty.”
“Women are fighting that battle everywhere, not just in Hollywood.”
“From all the conversations between Halle and myself, we always thought, ‘What would a real mother do?'”
“My first thought was, ‘How are we going to make a film about emojis?'”