Cancel culture is a ‘f–king downer’

Dakota Johnson is coming for “cancel culture.”

In a new interview with the Hollywood Reporter, the 32-yr-outdated actress bemoans the societal shunning of some canceled celebrities, saying she believes a “major overcorrection is happening” and that “people can adjust.”

The “Fifty Shades of Grey” starlet built the comments when quizzed by the publication about her operate with several significant-profile actors accused of abuse.

Johnson worked with Johnny Depp on the 2015 thriller “Black Mass” — a few many years ahead of his wife, Amber Heard, accused him of physical and verbal abuse.

In 2019, the brunette splendor appeared opposite Shia LaBeouf in the comedy-drama “The Peanut Butter Falcon.” LaBeouf’s lover FKA twigs later on spoke out, boasting she was hit by the Hollywood actor.

Meanwhile, in the 2019 horror flick “Wounds,” Johnson starred along with Armie Hammer, who was the topic of disturbing rape and cannibalism accusations past yr.

Talking about the trio of her “canceled” co-stars, Johnson instructed THR: “I never skilled that firsthand from any of these people today. I experienced an extraordinary time functioning with them I come to feel unhappy for the decline of excellent artists. I experience unhappy for people needing help and probably not acquiring it in time. I sense sad for any person who was harmed or harm. It is just really unhappy.”

Nonetheless, the daughter of Don Johnson and Melanie Griffith grew up in Hollywood circles and insists some improve was sorely necessary in Tinseltown.

“The way that studios have been operate up until finally now, and nevertheless now, is at the rear of,” she mentioned. “It is this kind of an antiquated mindset of what movies should be created, who need to be in them, how a great deal people today need to get paid, what equality and diversity search like. Occasionally the outdated university demands to be moved out for the new faculty to come in.”

But Johnson insisted that several “canceled” individuals may perhaps not be further than redemption.

“I do think that people can alter. I want to think in the electrical power of a human staying to change and evolve and get help and enable other persons,” she insisted. “I feel there’s definitely a important overcorrection happening. But I do feel that there’s a way for the pendulum to come across the center.

“Cancel society is such a f–king downer. I hate that phrase,” the starlet surmised.

Elsewhere in the huge-ranging interview, published on Wednesday, Johnson largely kept coy about her romance with Coldplay’s Chris Martin.

The actress, who will following be found on-screen opposite Oscar-winner Olivia Colman in “The Missing Daughter,” reported she and her beau have been “together a lot” throughout the pandemic.

The domestic-minded pair — who moved into a Malibu estate earlier calendar year — have been spending their downtime observing Netflix’s “Squid Game” with each other.

“It is so intense. It’s confusingly f–ked up because it’s joyful at times and then it’s horrifying. And which is a definitely exciting combo,” she mentioned of the blockbuster series.

Meanwhile, Johnson didn’t point out Martin’s ex-wife, Gwyneth Paltrow, with whom she enjoys a helpful romantic relationship.

The pair were being pictured jointly at a Gucci clearly show in Hollywood on Tuesday night time.