Sydney Sweeney shuts down question about jeans controversy at movie premiere

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"Sydney Sweeney has no plans to discuss the American Eagle jeans controversy at the premiere of her latest movie, Christy. The actor, 27, plays International Boxing Hall of Famer Christy Martin in the new biopic, which will debut at the Toronto International Film Festival this weekend. Sweeney has declared that she will only talk about the film at the festival, shutting down any notion about her commenting on the divisive clothing campaign."

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