Revisit our famed Scarlett Johansson story 🔥
AnOther has always found ways around the conventions of the standard interview structure, and for the A/W08 issue, the stakes were high. Lost in Translation starwas breaking through as one of the most extraordinary young talents in years, starring as the focus of innumerable straight profile pieces and glossy shoots. So we did something entirely different, commissioning celebrated authorto take the actress on a conversational adventure that flits between the strange, the true and the absurd.
Her performance was about a young woman coming to consciousness, transitioning between being a girl and a woman and in the end it also clearly marked the transition between Johansson being an up-and-coming actress to her being a star.
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