chomiji: An image of a classic spiral galaxy (galaxy)
chomiji ([personal profile] chomiji) wrote2014-07-04 07:49 am

Thus Spake Zoe Saldana

According to Saldana, the science-fiction genre (or, at least, movies set in space) is a place where women can be fuller individuals. “I don’t have to subject myself to just being the love interest or playing a character that doesn’t feel relevant to the story or playing a woman that doesn’t feel like an actual depiction of a real woman,” she explained, adding, “When I read films in space and I’m working with these kinds of filmmakers there’s a neutral sense to the way they develop characters. It makes me feel very significant, very relevant and very excited.” —Salon

We hear you, Zoe!

nenya_kanadka: shippy picture of Spock and Uhura from Star Trek TOS (ST Spock/Uhura TOS)

[personal profile] nenya_kanadka 2014-07-06 11:59 pm (UTC)(link)
Oh, that's neat! That's how I feel about most space ladies too.

Has Saldana been in more space shows than just Star Trek? I feel like nu!Uhura wasn't given as much to do as I wished, but I'm glad she's happy.