Daisy Ridley responds to Ted Cruz, who shoots her “emotionally tortured” Star Wars character with an epic burnout about leaving Texas in crisis
Daisy Ridley responded to Texas Senator Ted Cruz by throwing a shot at the Star Wars character while defending Gina Carano following her dismissal from Disney.
The 28-year-old English actress, who played the lead role in Rey in three Star Wars movies during an interview with Yahoo Entertainment on Tuesday, was asked about the 50-year-old Cruz on Twitter earlier this year. Monday in defense of Carano, 38.
‘Texan Gina Carano has broken down barriers in the Star Wars universe: not a princess, not a victim, not an emotionally tortured Jedi. He played a woman who hit her ass and whose girls watched. She played an important role in making Star Wars fun again. Of course, Disney canceled it, “Cruz wrote on Twitter on February 11, a day after Carano was fired after her Instagram post compared the treatment of American conservatives to the persecution of Jews during the Holocaust.
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Daisy Ridley answers @TedCruzIt’s not such a subtle attempt to destroy her Star Wars heroine, Rey.
“I’m very happy to be an emotionally tortured Jedi,” who does not leave his state when he feels in a terrible moment. pic.twitter.com/jijTmfbfFZ
– Kevin Polowy (@djkevlar) February 24, 2021
Epic Burn: Daisy Ridley, presented in December 2017 in London, responded to Texas Senator Ted Cruz by throwing her Star Wars character while defending Gina Carano
Apparently, Cruz was referring to Ridley’s character, Rey, who was traumatized as an orphan after the murder of her parents, and the actress admitted that she was not aware of his tweet.
“I didn’t know and I’m very happy to be an emotionally tortured Jedi, who doesn’t leave his state when he’s in a terrible moment,” Ridley applauded.
The actress was referring to Cruz’s widely criticized decision earlier this month to go to Cancun, Mexico, with her family, while Texas was hit by a historic winter storm that left about 4.3 million without energy and millions without drinking water.
Ridley is promoting his upcoming film Chaos Walking, which premiered Wednesday in South Korea.
Travel to Mexico: Cruz is pictured earlier this month returning early from Cancun, Mexico, after being widely criticized for leaving Texas while hit by a historic winter storm
Defense: Texas Senator defended Gina Carano after she was fired from Disney and punched Ridley’s emotionally tortured “Jedi” Rey
The action-adventure science film with 24-year-old Tom Holland will be released in the US on March 5.
Chaos Walking directed by Doug Liman is based on the scientific trilogy Chaos Walking and also stars Mads Mikkelsen, Demián Bichir, Cynthia Erivo, Nick Jonas and David Oyelowo.
Ridley will also star in The Marsh King’s Daughter, after playing Helena in Neil Burger’s upcoming film, an adaptation of the best-selling psychological thriller novel of the same name by Karen Dionne.
Okay: “I didn’t know and I’m very happy to be an emotionally tortured Jedi who doesn’t leave his state when he’s in a terrible moment,” applauded Ridley, portrayed as Rey in the 2015 Star Wars: The Force Awakens movie.
The deadline recently reported that the main photo is scheduled for summer in Canada.
The actress recently revealed that she “cried all day” when she finished producing the final Star Wars movie.
Daisy thought she would “get out of a vein” because she was crying so much after finishing work on The Rise of Skywalker in 2109.
She said, “When we finished (Rise of Skywalker), we cried all day. I felt like I wanted to get out of a vein because I was crying so much.
The new film: Ridley, presented in December 2019 in London, will be shown in Chaos Walking, with Tom Holland, which will be released in the US on March 5.