Chat with Iris Berben: "Some Women Might Be Better Off Training Their Minds Instead of Their Bodies"
Women, according to Iris Berben, ought to prioritize brain exercise over focusing on their posterior. - Women should focus on intellectual development instead of physical enhancement, according to Iris Berben.
By Christina Klein* Duration: 4 Minutes*
Iris Berben, Star, Female, Cannes, Female Image
Iris Berben, an established actress, isn't afraid to voice her thoughts on women's self-image and training. In a candid conversation at Cannes with Christina Klein from stern magazine, Berben shares her insights.
According to Berben, not every woman needs to focus solely on physical fitness. Instead, nurturing the mind should be a priority. She emphasizes, "Some women should rather train their brains than their butts." Berben's stance encourages self-reflection among women, arguing that cognitive development is crucial to personal growth and independence.
The actress, who has been in the public eye for decades, reflects on the pressures women face when it comes to beauty and youth. Berben maintains that the industry often sets unrealistic standards that women strive to meet, leading to an obsession with appearance rather than personal development.
As a seasoned actress, Berben has witnessed firsthand the negative consequences of women prioritizing physical transformations over intellectual growth. She acknowledges that there's a common misconception that physical fitness is the only path to success and happiness, but believes that this perspective is harmful and should be challenged.
In addition to her poignant statements about women's self-image, Berben also discusses her experiences in the acting world. From her acclaimed roles in "Call My Agent!" and "Sisters on Track," to her upcoming projects, Berben shares her thoughts on the industry and offers advice for aspiring actresses.
When asked about her views on aging in the industry, Berben remains unapologetically candid. She advocates for women to embrace their natural transitions and age gracefully, rather than succumbing to the societal pressure to stay forever young. Berben's outspoken attitude and empowering message make her a role model for women both on and off screen.
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- Iris Berben, speaking about self-image and training, expressed her belief that some women could benefit more from mental training rather than physical fitness, emphasizing, "Some women should rather train their brains than their butts."
- Voiceing her concerns about the beauty and youth standards set by the industry, Iris Berben stated that women often strive to meet unrealistic expectations, leading to an excessive focus on appearance over personal development.
- In the French magazine stern, Iris Berben discussed her career in the acting world, offering advice for aspiring actresses and advocating for women to embrace the natural transitions of aging and to age gracefully, rather than succumbing to societal pressure to remain forever young.
