"The Little Mermaid" star: I spend 13 hours a day filming underwater

"The Little Mermaid"Starring Halle Bailey recently appeared on the cover of "Edition" and took a group of fashion blockbusters that fit her style. Wearing a deep deep V with dreadlocks and diamonds on the shoulder straps, it has a silklike mermaid (net) princess.

More photos will not be released. Halle Bailey revealed some things in the interview, including that she needs to spend 13 hours a day shooting underwater. Broken neck or something.

Most importantly, she believes that the live-action version of "The Little Mermaid" will inject more modern elements into this classic story.

Disney's 1989 animationThe Little Mermaid has been criticized in recent years, mainly because it was suggested that Ariel wanted to leave home and go to earth solely because she fell in love with the prince.

"I'm excited about my version of the movie because we really changed the point of her leaving the ocean just for a boy, and now she's leaving because of herself, her purpose, her freedom, her Life and what she wants. Prince Eric for whom she would give up everything is a handsome drowned man, he is just the icing on the cake, not everything revolves around him." "As women we are independent, we are modern, There's nothing we can do and we're glad Disney has changed its mind."

Halle Bailey said of the controversy over her role in The Little Mermaid, "I've been blown away by how enthusiastically fans around the world have responded to the film, and seeing black girls and brown girls take to it The anticipation of this movie, that’s what excites me.”

The casting of "The Little Mermaid" has always been controversial, and there are endless layers of spoofs.

In September last year, Bailey was also subjected to cyber violence, but she responded: "What doesn't kill you will make you stronger." She also added a naughty emoji with her tongue sticking out.