Scarlett Johansson has been won a Tony Award for her role on Broadway revival of A View From The Bridge
Scarlett speak during accept an award at the ceremony at New York’s Radio City Music Hall. “Ever since I was a little girl I wanted to be on Broadway and here I am”
She said “It’s a plan I hold dear, but we have to come up with the right drama first.It’s not going to happen soon, but it will happen.” Scarlett toldthe newspaper
Liev Schreiber has fired back at his Broadway co-star Scarlett Johansson, accusing her of exaggerating an embarrassing incident when he accidentally spat in her face on stage.
The pair is currently appearing in the Arthur Miller play “A View From the Bridge,” in which Johansson portrays a 17-year-old girl in 1950s New York with Schreiber as her uncle.
The actress recently appeared on the “Late Show with David Letterman” and recalled a scene when Schreiber allegedly disgusted theatergoers when he mistakenly spat an “asteroid-size loogie” on her forehead.
But Schreiber insists the whole incident – which he calls “loogiegate” – has been blown out of proportion by the blonde beauty.
He told MTV News, “If I were to produce the loogie, how on earth could I actually produce an ‘asteroid size’ loogie? I think it’s unfair because the reality of what happened is a spittle escaped from the side of my mouth while I was acting in a very dramatic play. What’s disturbing to me is that this is now international news. This is an acclaimed Arthur Miller play and all she could think of saying was that I hawked a loogie.”
Johansson and Schreiber’s limited run is scheduled to end on April 4.
Source : SF Gate
Scarlett Johansson made her Broadway debut Sunday night, but one person was noticeably absent: her husband, Ryan Reynolds.
It turns out that Reynolds, 33, “missed his flight and needed to take a later flight,” says a source. He had been at the Sundance Film Festival, promoting his drama Buried.
No worries, though. One of Johansson’s costars in A View from the Bridge says Reynolds often popped in to see his wife during rehearsals.
“He came up several times. They’re so lovely together and he’s so supportive,” says Jessica Hecht. “He would come up in between the breaks, like between the matinee and evening, just to have dinner with her. They’re just a really sweet couple.”
Even without her hubby in the audience, Johansson still had a blast. “It’s very exciting. It’s kind of unbelievable actually. I never thought I would be debuting on Broadway in an Arthur Miller play,” an excited Johansson told PEOPLE at the after party.
Scarlett Johansson Arriving for ‘A View from the Bridge’ at the Cort Theater, Times Square on February 7.
Scarlett Johansson and cast at the opening night for “A View from the Bridge” on January 24.
HQ picture (some is MQ) during Scarlett Johansson Perform “A View From The Bridge” in New York on January 20.
