Actress robin Wright is finding a notable contrast in lifestyle between the united States and the United Kingdom, where she has been working and living for the past few years.
In a recent profile, wright, known for her role in The Girlfriend, reflected on the differences, stating, “America is a shitshow.” she expressed her fondness for her current home,noting,”I love being in this country.There’s a freedom of self here. People are so kind.” She contrasted this with her perception of American life, describing it as “rush, competition and speed,” with many people “in the car in traffic, panicked on a phone call, eating a sandwich.”
Wright also admitted that she is still coming to terms with England’s “obsession with class,” a sentiment echoed in the profile. She observed, “It’s very evident when you’re in a room and you feel the judgment or the praise of someone who’s more elevated.” Questioning this societal aspect, she added, “I’m trying to figure it out. Why are you guys so obsessed with who went to this boarding school or this university? Who gives a shit?”
Wright is not the only prominent figure to seek life outside the U.S. in recent times. In March, following a significant political event, Rosie O’Donnell relocated to Ireland and confirmed her pursuit of citizenship there. At the time, she described the Irish people as “so loving, kind and welcoming.” Similarly, actor Mark Hamill shared that he nearly left the U.S. after a presidential re-election, having proposed a move to London or Ireland. His wife ultimately persuaded him to stay, remarking, “I’m surprised you woudl allow him to force you out of your own country.”
