TV commentator Megyn Kelly believes that Milly Alcock is to blame for ‘Supergirl’ and its poor performance. In one of the latest episodes of his talk show, Kelly called the 26-year-old actor of ‘House of the Dragon’ and shared his thoughts on how the actor is one of the reasons why the latest film did not work in theaters, and is now expected to lose a lot of money.
Megyn Kelly enlists Milly Alcock to pick up “Supergirl” box office hits
On the June 29 episode of ‘The Megyn Kelly Show’, the commentator took issue with ‘Supergirl’ and its shockingly low numbers over the weekend. She also talked about how audiences no longer want to watch female-led movies and forced the super-character type.The 55-year-old added, “We’re past the age of forcing girls. We’re not buying it anymore. It’s not that women can’t be strong and fierce and all that great stuff. It’s just, stop forcing us into ‘Supergirl.’ He also shared his thoughts on Milly Alcock, who plays the lead role in the film, being a “nasty girl.”He added in his comments, “‘Supergirl’ has opened in theaters more than expected. Because its star, Milly Alcock, is as ugly as the girl.Rachel Zegler) who starred in Snow White. And it seems that he appreciates women exactly the same as that other girl. And they are facing a similar problem. ” Kelly went on to comment on Alcock’s height and called her “awesome looking.”Finally, he shared his comments on how films like this should be made, even citing statistics shared online by The New York Times. A report he cited in his show said that audiences tend to reject female-led blockbusters.
What is the premise of ‘Supergirl’?
The epic film explores the story of Kara Zor-El and how she navigates her way through the universe. With only her dog to keep her company, Kara is happy alone; however, when the enemy gets too close to home, he will do everything in his power to bring back his only family. Supergirl joins hands with the most unlikely people to save her dog, Krypto, before things get worse. Craig Gillespie directed the film, and Ana Nogueira wrote the script. Apart from Alcock, the film also stars Matthias SchoenaertsEve Ridley, David Krumholtz, Emily Beecham, David Corenswet, and Jason Momoa.