Stephanie Tyler Jones, who offered the face likeness for Mary Jane Watson in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, is talking out about followers who’ve “crossed boundaries” over the character.

As she explains in an Instagram message, she appreciates the constructive responses she’s acquired through the years. Nevertheless, sure followers have crossed the road, with some going as far as to name her office and try to talk to her.

Upon listening to all of the voicemails, she “instantly felt unsafe and uncomfortable.” Although it ought to want no explaining, she highlights that whereas she could be the face behind a cultural icon, she continues to be “a human being attempting to make a residing similar to you.”

She additionally highlights that her skincare web page isn’t for Spider-Man or MJ followers. She asks followers to not cross boundaries, informs everybody that messages is not going to be answered, and you may anticipate to be blocked if she feels uncomfortable.

It’s price noting that she had not been an actively auditioning actor or mannequin earlier than the incident. The roles she accepts are solely artistic shops for herself and with pals.

Jones joins an sadly lengthy listing of actors who’ve discovered themselves harassed following their gaming fame. This consists of Laura Bailey who acquired threats in the direction of her and her household after her efficiency as Abby in The Final of Us Half 2.