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Megyn Kelly launches scathing attack on Supergirl star Milly Alcock as she lashes the Aussie actress as 'weird looking' and known for 'soft porn'

American journalist Megyn Kelly has lashed Australian actress Milly Alcock over what she calls her 'weird' looks and racy acting history. The right-wing politic...

Megyn Kelly launches scathing attack on Supergirl star Milly Alcock as she lashes the Aussie actress as 'weird looking' and known for 'soft porn'
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American journalist  has lashed Australian actress  over what she calls her 'weird' looks and racy acting history. 

The right-wing political commentator made the comments in the latest episode of her podcast, titled Megyn Kelly, where she discussed the box office failure of the new Supergirl film, which stars Alcock in the titular role. 

'She's very weirdly small, and they want us to believe she's this fierce superhero – no,' the 55-year-old said. 

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'She was in . She was very weird looking.' 

Kelly was referring to Alcock's role as Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen in the Max show , which is a prequel to the fantasy series Game of Thrones - often known for its risqué scenes. 

Kelly also criticised Alcock's comments in a recent Vanity Fair interview, where the 26-year-old actress discussed the 'weird ownership of women's bodies' that led to criticism of her looks after she landed the lead in the  Studios action movie. 

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American journalist Megyn Kelly has lashed Australian actress Milly Alcock (pictured) over what she calls her 'weird' looks and racy acting history

The right-wing political commentator made the comments in the latest episode of her podcast, The Megyn Kelly Show, where she discussed the box office failure of the new Supergirl film, which stars Alcock in the titular role. Megyn Kelly is pictured 

'You were in light porn. Game of Thrones … is soft porn. Who does she think she's kidding?' Kelly said in response to Alcock's interview.

The former Fox News host went on to trash the feminist themes in the Supergirl film. 

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'We're over the forced-upon-us girlboss era. It's not authentic. It's not organic. We're no longer buying it,' Kelly said.

'It's not that women can't be empowered and fierce and all the great things. It's just, stop forcing it on us in the form of Supergirl.'

Alcock has faced extensive criticism over her lead role in the film, much of it centred on her looks.

 's appearance on social media.

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The conservative actor, 59, came under fire after responding to a meme that likened her to the primitive, ape-like human Cha-ka from the 1974 series Land of the Lost.

A troll responded to Cain on X with an unflattering photo of Cha-ka and asked, 'And why does she look like this guy?'

Cain then responded, 'Dang it... I laughed,' followed by a smiling emoji.

The former Fox News host went on to trash the feminist themes in the new Supergirl film. 'We're over the forced-upon-us girlboss era. It's not authentic. It's not organic. We're no longer buying it,' Kelly said. Alcock is pictured in Supergirl 

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'She was in Game of Thrones. She was very weird looking,' Kelly said. Kelly was referring to Alcock's role as Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen in the HBO Max show House of the Dragon (pictured), which is a prequel to Game of Thrones - often known for its risqué scenes

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