Brie Larson reveals she failed auditions for Terminator, Star Wars

It is well known that Hollywood is highly competitive, and many stars have their own unknown hardships behind their fame. Recently, "Captain Marvel" Brie Larson opened her personal YouTube channel and revealed that she had auditioned for "The Hunger Games", "Terminator" and "Star Wars", but was rejected.

"Because I'm kind of slouching right now, and then I thought: The last time I was slouching like this was when I auditioned for The Terminator. I didn't do well in the audition, and I didn't get the job," she said in the video.

According to foreign media analysis, Brie Larson was competing for the role of the heroine in "The Hunger Games" and lost to Jennifer Lawrence. Although she did not mention which Terminator she auditioned for in the video, it is more likely to be "Terminator 5" released in 2015, in which the young version of Sarah Connor was finally played by "Dragon Mother" Emilia Clarke.

Brie Larson is a fan of "Star Wars" and has expressed her desire to act many times, but the opportunity was not given to her.

When Brie Larson's parents divorced when she was 7 years old, she moved with her mother and sister from Sacramento to Los Angeles to develop her acting career. As depicted in countless movies, everyone here has an actor dream, and the competitive pressure that child stars need to face is no less than that of the world of adult actors.

After starring in some Disney and Warner TV series, Brie Larson began to work in the independent film industry as an adult, and also played small supporting roles in some big studio films. In 2015, "Room" won her an Oscar for Best Actress, and her acting career was finally stabilized.

Of course, being chosen to play Captain Marvel in 2017 completely activated her career.