Charlize Theron will "surf the waves" with Netflix

Charlize Theron is not an actress who accepts roles that do not seem interesting to her. If one reviews his filmography since the Oscar that Monster gave him, he knows that his choices are motivated by creativity and motivation to always play different roles. Imperator Furiosa in Mad Max: Fury road, Marlo in Tully or the “female version” of John Wick, Lorraine Broughton in Atomic are characters that demonstrate their predilection for interpretive chameleonism. Since 2003 he began to enter the world of production and to work from the creative beginning of a large part of the projects in which he actively participates, behind the scenes. The last we heard from the South African is that she is coming up with a female surfer movie for Netflix with Mulan director Niki Caro. The film in question still has no name, but Theron already works under her production company Theron Denver and Delilah, in a project that is based on a New York Times article titled: The fight for gender equality in one of the most dangerous sports on earth. The text written by journalist Daniel Duane talks about the lack of equality in the sport of surfing and the 4 women (Bianca Valenti, Andrea Moller, Paige Alms and Keala Kennelly) who fight in real life for inclusion in this field. No visibility in real life and not in the movies If surfing is a sport that is dominated by men in real life, three-quarters of the same happens in the movies. Most surf movies are dominated by men, for example They Call Him Bodhi or Disney’s Riptide.Although there are exceptions such as Blake Lively’s tape Blue Hell, it seems that when they appear reflected as surfers they have to be seen as a target of danger.This new surfer movie seems to want to change this and for that, both Charlize Theron and Niki Caro and screenwriter Becky Johnston are already working on this story of which it is not known if the veteran actress will accept to play a role. Johnston signed the screenplays for Seven Years in Tibet and Prince of Tides, for which she was nominated for an Oscar. For his part, Theron is currently pending the premiere of Fast and Furious 9 and the Adams Family project, in which he will play the role of matriarch Morticia Adams.