Aubrey Plaza opines that she, Scorsese and Spielberg are the Avengers of real cinema
“I’m one of the last people that’s kind of waving that theatrical flag," Aubrey Plaza shares in a new interview. "Me, Martin Scorsese and Spielberg."
It’s a bleak world out there for film these days: streaming is ripping a hole in creatives’ traditional revenue streams, and the Thanksgiving Weekend box office did the worst numbers in, well, ever. But when it comes to the defense of classic cinema, three brave riders still remain, soldiers of justice ready to die on the hill of passion projects and classic cinema: Martin Scorsese, Steven Spielberg, and Aubrey Plaza.
At least, that’s how Plaza sees it. In a new interview with Deadline, the White Lotus star addresses the state of cinema at large in her signature absurdist, deadpan bite. According to Plaza, it’s her, Scorsese and Spielberg out there fighting for real film. (If this is the case, it’s at least anecdotal evidence of the existence of three pretty best friends.)
