The actor has said she might swap films for politics and run for office in the US. Johansson explained she had always had a keen interest in local politics and was keen to follow it up.
“I’ve always been interested in local politics,” the 32-year-old said during a Good Morning America appearance. “Right now I think with my young daughter, and also as my career is going right now, it’s not the right time.”
Johnasson attended the Women’s March on Washington, a protest which took place the day after Donald Trump was elected, and gave an impassioned speech about Planned Parenthood and women’s abortion rights. She told the crowd about the life-saving experiences both herself and close friends have had at Planned Parenthood - a non-profit organisation that provides reproductive health care in the US and globally.
Johansson, who was named the top grossing actor of 2016, said despite being a public figure she likes to keep her private life private but added a caveat for the Trump era. “I feel that in the face of this current political climate, it is vital that we all make it our mission to get really, really personal,” she said.
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