Olivia Colman acclaims that Harry Styles is non-aggressive and attractive male

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The Oscar-winner English actress says tender men like Harry Styles and Timothée Chalamet are hotter than Andrew Tate

Olivia Colman stated women’s preference for positive and gentle male role models over “Andrew Tates of the world.”

In an interview on Global’s News Agents podcast, she highlighted the appeal of a masculine figure symbolizing tenderness, saying,

“Harry Styles, he's a very attractive man to the women who fancy him, and he is not remotely an aggressive man."

The actress additionally praised her Wonka co-star Timothée Chalamet for depicting the role of a gentle young man in their new film.

She then talked about the difficulties of introducing domestic violence awareness classes at schools, finding it surprising that there are greater challenges in implementing such lessons in the curriculum of private educational institutions when issues like these exist across all socio-economic backgrounds.

Importance of recognizing forcible and controlling behavior was also spoke about the session when Colman highlighted the need for all schools to prioritize their students’ well-being first, status later.

From her experience of playing Queen Elizabeth II in seasons three and four of popular series The Crown, she acknowledged that the upcoming season, which is set in the 2000s, may hit close to home for some viewers. This is why she’s focused on prioritizing mental health in current discussions.