A dialogue from a Scarlett Johansson film is among the audio recordings used to repel wolves that are causing problems on farms in America.

Quadcopters play AC/DC music and audio recordings of violent scenes from movies in an attempt by the US Department of Agriculture to repel wolves that attack livestock in Oregon and California. The Irish Independent newspaper reported that one of the recordings is from the famous fight scene between Johansson and Adam Driver in the drama Marriage Story.

In the 2019 film, the two actors play a married couple whose divorce drives them to extremes as they fight for custody of their son. The film was nominated for six Oscars, and Laura Dern won the award for Best Supporting Actress for her portrayal of Johansson's character's lawyer.

According to the article, drones have dramatically reduced the number of wolf attacks, with the number of cows killed by wolves falling from 11 in a 20-day period to two in the following 85 days in southern Oregon.

With over 20 years in the industry, Scarlett Johansson recently became the highest-grossing actress in Hollywood. Last month, it was confirmed that the success of her blockbuster "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom" puts her at the top of the list of highest-grossing actors of all time with $14.8 billion in ticket sales for her films throughout her career in leading or ensemble roles, according to The Numbers.

In June, she joined Matt Damon, Zayn Malik, and other names from the entertainment world, signing an open letter to the US Congress opposing cuts to funding for food and medical assistance programs as part of US President Donald Trump's "One Big Beautiful Law."

The letter calls on politicians to "reject cuts to these vital programs that help millions of people secure food and access to healthcare." | BGNES