Danai Gurira Discusses Her Character Okoye in 'Black Panther' and 'Avengers: Infinity War'

The transcript discusses the experience of being part of a major event with iconic characters, highlighting the unique position of the speaker as both a writer and actor. It delves into fan interactions, particularly the impact of 'Black Panther' on audiences, including inspiring moments like a boy realizing women can be generals. The speaker reflects on the challenges of acting, emphasizing the need to immerse oneself in a character's perspective, especially when bridging personal ideologies with those of the character portrayed.

What does the actor imply about the importance of storytelling in their role?

Can you explain the significance of the fan interactions mentioned by the actor?

How does the actor describe the impact of the movie on young audiences, particularly regarding gender roles?

What are the challenges faced by the actor in immersing themselves in their character's perspective?

What does the actor mean by finding a bridge between their modernist views and the traditionalist views of their character?