Elizabeth Banks is no stranger to taking risks in her acting career, but her latest project "Cocaine Bear" has many people talking.

Banks is known for taking on edgy roles in movies such as "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" and "Zack and Miri Make a Porno", but "Cocaine Bear" takes it to a whole new level.

The movie, based on true events, tells the story of a drug trafficking operation in the 1980s that went wrong when a plane carrying over a ton of cocaine crashed in the forest. The incident became known as the "Cocaine Bear" story.

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Banks plays the lead role as a DEA agent tasked with investigating the crash and bringing those responsible to justice.

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Despite the buzz surrounding the movie, Banks is aware of the risks involved in taking on such a controversial subject matter. The drug trade is a sensitive issue and there is a possibility of backlash from various groups.

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Banks has stated in interviews that she is aware of the potential consequences of her involvement in the movie, but she believes in the power of storytelling to shed light on important issues and start conversations.

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The film industry is also known for being fickle and there is always the possibility of a movie bombing at the box office. Banks is taking a big risk by starring in a movie that may not resonate with audiences.

However, Banks has never been one to shy away from a challenge and she is confident that "Cocaine Bear" will be a success. She has said that she believes in the film and the message it wants to convey.

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Only time will tell if Banks' gamble pays off, but one thing is for sure, she is fearless in her pursuit of making meaningful and impactful movies.

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 Regardless of the outcome, Banks' bravery and commitment to her craft is something to admire and she continues to inspire others to take risks in their own lives and careers.