Over the course of this year, an increasing number of actresses have spoken out about their unequal employer, showbiz. Geena Davis is the latest starlet to air her grievances about Hollywood sexism. Davis said in an interview with The Guardian, "After ?Thelma & Louise,? which was pretty noticed and potent and significant, people said ?This changes everything! There?s going to be so many female buddy movies!? and nothing changed. The big takeaway I got from ?Thelma & Louise? was the reaction of women who had seen the movie being so profound, so different." This is not the first time the actress has highlighted the issue of gender inequality among actors. She founded the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media in 2006, which remains the sole research-based org that promotes gender balance in media and entertainment.
