“Shut it down for a day,” she said. “Like – we all need a break.”Gadot met her costars Sarah Silverman and John C. Reilly for the first time at the London premiere of the new Disney animated film. The movie, which has already made $85 million in its opening weekend, deals with two innocent video game characters who find themselves exploring the magical and scary world of the Internet. Ralph Breaks the Internet, the sequel to 2012’s Wreck-It Ralph, was the No. 1 film at the US box office over the Thanksgiving weekend. Gadot plays Shank, a tough race-car driver in the online game Slaughter Race, and serves as a mentor in the film.“The story and the characters – they’re really profound and they’re universal,” said Gadot on the red carpet. “And everyone can relate to them. And the message of this movie is really strong.... I think that the balance between the humor and also having great lessons for all of us to learn from and a good reminder about life and friendship and people. The dynamic is just great.”Gadot said she also got to sing in a film for the first time on a song titled “A Place Called Slaughter Race,” which she said was a highlight of the production.Had such a wonderful time at the UK premiere of @wreckitralph last night! What a special movie with a beautiful message. Grateful I got to be apart of this! #shankyou pic.twitter.com/ViKZsTVdEm
— Gal Gadot (@GalGadot) November 26, 2018
Gal Gadot: If I ran the internet, I'd shut it down for a day
Israeli actress walks the red carpet at the London premiere of 'Ralph Breaks the Internet'
