Daisy Ridley responds to Ted Cruz shooting her “emotionally tortured” Star Wars character with an epic burn on leaving Texas in crisis
Daisy Ridley has responded to Texas Senator Ted Cruz by hitting her Star Wars character while defending Gina Carano after her Disney layoff.
The 28-year-old English actress who played the lead role in Rey in three Star Wars movies during an interview with Yahoo Entertainment on Tuesday was asked about Cruz, 50, who took to Twitter earlier this year. but in defense of Carano, 38.
Texan Gina Carano broke down barriers in the Star Wars universe: not a princess, not a victim, not some emotionally tortured Jedi. He played a woman who kicked ass and whom the girls watched. It was crucial to having Star Wars fun again. Of course, Disney canceled it, “he tweeted to Cruz on Feb. 11 a day after Carano was fired after his Instagram post comparing the treatment of American conservatives to the persecution of Jews during the Holocaust.
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Daisy Ridley responds @TedCruzThe not so subtle attempt to dissolve his heroine King of Star Wars.
Am I very happy to be an emotionally tortured Jedi who doesn’t leave their state when it goes very badly? pic.twitter.com/jijTmfbfFZ
– Kevin Polowy (@djkevlar) February 24, 2021
Epic Burn: Daisy Ridley, who showed up in London in December 2017, has responded to Texas Sen. Ted Cruz by hitting her Star Wars character while defending Gina Carano
Apparently, Cruz was referring to Ridley’s character, Rey, who was traumatized as an orphan after her parents’ murder, and the actress admitted she was unaware of her tweet.
“I didn’t know it and I’m very happy to be an emotionally tortured Jedi who doesn’t leave his state when it goes very badly,” Ridley applauded.
The actress was referring to Cruz’s decision, which was criticized earlier this month for going to Cancun, Mexico, with her family as Texas suffered a historic winter storm that left about 4.3 million. without electricity and millions without drinking water.
Ridley was promoting his upcoming film Chaos Walking which premiered Wednesday in South Korea.
Trip to Mexico: Cruz is shown earlier this month returning early from Cancun (Mexico) after being criticized for leaving Texas while being affected by a historic winter storm
In defense: Texas Senator defended Gina Carano after being fired from Disney and beat Ridley’s emotionally tortured “Jedi” King
The sci-fi action-adventure film also starring 24-year-old Tom Holland will be released in the United States on March 5th.
Chaos Walking directed by Doug Liman is based on the science fiction trilogy Chaos Walking and also features Mads Mikkelsen, Demián Bichir, Cynthia Erivo, Nick Jonas and David Oyelowo.
Ridley will also star in The Marsh King’s Daughter after getting the role of Helena in Neil Burger’s upcoming film, an adaptation of Karen Dionne’s best-selling psychological thriller novel.
Good: “I didn’t know it, and I’m very happy to be an emotionally tortured Jedi who doesn’t leave his state when he’s going through it terribly,” applauded Ridley, who was shown as King in the 2015 film Star Wars: The Force Awakens
The deadline recently reported that the main photograph is scheduled for summer in Canada.
The actress recently revealed that she “cried all day” when she wrapped up the production of her latest Star Wars movie.
Daisy thought she was going to “blow a vein” because she was crying long after she finished working on The Rise of Skywalker in 2109.
She said, “When we finished (” The Rise of Skywalker “) I cried all day. I felt like I was going to burst a vein because I was crying a lot.
New film: Ridley, screened in December 2019 in London, will be seen in Chaos Walking, also starring Tom Holland, which will premiere in the United States on March 5.