JOJO RABBIT 
BLACK WIDOW 
MARRIAGE STORY 
Few actors have dominated movie screens in quite the same fashion as Scarlett Johansson, who will receive the 35th annual American Cinematheque Award on Nov. 18. The American Cinematheque will be honoring Participant Media with its inaugural Power of Cinema Award.Able to bounce back and forth between massive worldwide blockbusters (“Black Widow,” “The Avengers,” “Lucy”) and critically acclaimed independent productions (“Under the Skin,” “Don Jon,” “Chef”), the Oscar-nominated Johansson landed Academy consideration for 2019’s “Marriage Story” and “Jojo Rabbit,” and...
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Following the dutiful promotion of her long-delayed Marvel swan song, “Black Widow,” the actor shocked the industry when she sued Disney in July 2021 over the studio’s decision to debut the film simultaneously in theaters and on Disney+ Premier Access, reckoning with ever-changing viewing habits prompted by the pandemic. Johansson earned wide praise from many of her peers, but an expected tidal wave of similar suits has yet to materialize. In September, Disney and the actor jointly announced a settlement for an undisclosed amount, mending fences enough for Johansson to continue as a producer on a live-action “Tower of Terror” film. If that wasn’t enough, Johansson also shot a role in “Asteroid City,” Wes Anderson’s next film after 2021’s “The French Dispatch.”
