Dakota Johnson gets honest about Netflix-WBD deal

As Netflix announces its plan to acquire Dung Bros., some in the industry are sounding the alarm about the threat of the death of Hollywood. But Dakota Johnson did not share this view.

During the red film ceremony, she said Deadlines“People will always fight to create and tell stories – I know that’s true

She continues, “and I see that, especially since I was here at this wonderful festival.

Meanwhile in the interview, Dakota reflects on her directorial career, A tree is blue“I can’t really say much. But it’s centered around Vanessa Burkhart. She’s a young woman, a woman and she’s an amazing person.”

“She wrote this story about what it’s like to be an autistic girl who just wants connection and independence and is trying to figure out who she’s connected to other people,” she added.

It is worth noting that the agreement is led by Netflix to buy Diga Bros for almost $ 83 billion.