Recently, Sydney Sweeney appeared in the advertising campaign for American Eagle. This promotion took it in a storm in a cup of tea.
However, during her recent appearance at the Toronto International Film Festival, the actress closed questions about the controversy, focusing on her latest film, Christy, who made her festival debut.
“I am here to support my film and the people involved in fact,” she said in an interview with Vanity Fair.
“I’m not here to talk about jeans,” said the star, adding, “the film is on Christy [Martin]And that’s what I will be there to talk about.
David Michôd is the director of boxing biopic – on the personality – on which Sydney says: “I was breathtaking that his story was not better known at a universal world level because it is only one of the most heartbreaking and inspiring women that I have ever encountered in my whole life.”
The synopsis said: “Christy tells the story of the revolutionary professional boxer who became famous in the 90s, becoming one of the most eminent female athletes in sport with 49 victories, seven defeats and three prints during his career.”
Christy will be released in the cinemas on September 5.
