00:00One, two, three, four, two, one.
00:05Ben, Ben, what's your name?
00:07Ben.
00:19No reason to cry.
00:21Okay?
00:22Where's the smile?
00:22You're a warrior.
00:24That's a warrior.
00:25I'm very happy that my two daughters can grow up and go to the
00:30cinema and have a strong female figure to look up to.
00:33I think we need more.
00:35And I think it's also great for boys to have a strong female
00:40figure to look up to.
00:41There's a big lack of true, real representation of women on
00:46film.
00:46Because usually we're the damsel in distress.
00:49We're the sidekick.
00:50We need to be rescued by the guy.
00:52And it's not the way it is in real life.
00:56In real life, women, we bring life.
00:57Seeing little girls dress up as Supergirl is quite surreal for me.
01:04You can see how much they resonate with her.
01:08When I see them dressed up as her, it warms my heart.
01:12But I hope Rey will be something of a girl power figure.
01:16And I think with writing like JJ and Larry's, and with a story of which she is woven into richly
01:23and holds an important role, I guess there's no other way except to say that she will have some impact
01:30in a girl power-y way.
01:31But it is interesting when someone is shocked and confused by four women being in a movie.
01:37I'm not so sure what's jarring about that.
01:40Sometimes we need something or someone to aspire to.
01:45To help inform our choices and set an example.
01:51That example can be a superhero like Wonder Woman or a real life superhero in your own world.
01:59The other thing is for me to say, is that it's a favorite and the most favorite thing and what
02:00happens when are you having fun of all the world.
02:01And I think I'm really interested in such a beautiful.
