Olivia Wilde on Sexism in Hollywood: 'It's Institutional'

Olivia Wilde takes the cover of Net-a-Porter’s The Edit magazine.

Here’s what the 31-year-old actress had to share with the mag:

On not being in a rush to get married to Jason Sudeikis: “We are seriously connected. Before you have a child, marriage is the ultimate commitment and promise to one another, and then once you have a child, it’s like, ‘Oh, we’re committed and promised already.’”

On sexism in Hollywood: “It’s institutional. It’s not conscious. People don’t realize what they’re saying, because you hear it from both men and women. But there’s this sense that a project is incomplete if there’s no male participation.”

On seeing a change on the horizon: “People are now saying, ‘Listen, you need to hire women, specifically because they are women,’ and although that’s uncomfortable, it’s how things change. When I was younger, it felt like the main point was that [I was] one of the attractive actresses, and I felt totally minimized by it, as everyone does. But it’s worn off, in a good way; I’m happy to have grown out of the place where that is the main point made about me.”

For more from Olivia, visit Net-a-Porter.com.