"I'm 25, and for some time I've played these characters who are kind of figuring it out, transforming from young girls to young women," Johansson says in the June issue of V magazine.
"I don't feel like a girl anymore. And I feel like my life and career are on a different path than they had been."
We can't argue -- only three years ago "The Nanny Diaries" aimed to establish her as a quirky and lovable female lead. Now she's nominated for a Tony for "A View From the Bridge," in which she stars opposite Liev Schreiber.
"Scarlett has a kind of freakish composure and maturity that you generally only find in Nobel Peace Prize winners," Schreiber told V.One award at a time, ScarJo.
