ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月18日 02時05分

“It’s important to talk about inequality,” Amy Adams told @tmagazine. “But for me, where I feel most empowered is in educating myself and being, hopefully, a mentor for younger women.” Becoming a movie star can define a performer and brutally undermine her. If #AmyAdams has evaded the churn of celebrity culture, it’s partly because stardom came as it did. When “Enchanted” opened in 2007 she was 33, middle age in Hollywood years. At that point, she’d been honing her craft and overcoming rejection for years. Since then, of course, there have been juicier roles and steady acclaim and, of course, Oscar nominations. And yet, @manohladargis writes: “She seems of our earth, not one of those exotic creatures whose celebrity becomes so otherworldly that it edges into camp.” @tmagazine is featuring Amy Adams in its annual Greats issue, which is dedicated to celebrating people they admire. Part of her greatness as an actor, @manohladargis writes, is that she gives herself over to her roles so completely. “She doesn’t showboat, calling attention to her technique with histrionics and self-flattering moments, but instead surrenders herself to her characters. She builds histories for them.” Visit the link in our profile to read @manohladargis’s interview with #AmyAdams, who was photographed here by @collierschorrstudio, with styling by @jasonrider. #TGreats17

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