Supergirl star Millie Alcock is getting ahead of fictitious backlash that she may or may not receive for this upcoming Supergirl film by, I guess, blaming misogyny and patriarchy.

She says that simply existing as a woman in a franchise like this means that you will face backlash.

Let's talk about it.

Yeah, you better.

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Today we're going to be talking about Millie Alcock of Supergirls stardom.

But you may have seen her before in HBO's House of the Dragons.

She played a Reneura, a young Reneer at the very least.

Now, back in that time, she had comments

about patriarchy and misogyny saying that men who are the predominant watchers of this show

were pitting her and another female co-star, or at least their storylines against one another. And

that was a product of patriarchy that was also displayed in the show. She called that ironic. Now we're

getting another, I guess,

patriarchy, misogyny claim from her before the movie is even out here with Supergirl.

This happened in a recent Vanity Fair interview, and I'm going to get into the quote here.

She says, quote, it definitely made me aware that simply existing as a woman in that space is something that people comment on.

We've become very comfortable having this weird ownership of women's bodies.

I can't really stop them.

I can only be myself.

It's such a weird point to focus, I think, when you're about to be the star of an upcoming DC superhero film,

to be talking about patriarchy, talking about the ownership of women's bodies and saying

that you're going to receive backlash for something you have not yet received backlash for.

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