Scarlett Johansson hints at future political career She told the October issue of the magazine, out on Friday, that she believed it would be "irresponsible" not to be an active voter, saying: "To be an active member of the community, to be a responsible citizen and to engage politically have always been part of my awareness and part of my life." Alexi Lubomirski/Harper's Bazaar When asked about her life off-screen, she said: "Luckily, I'm relatively uninteresting. I've always tried, as much as possible, to keep the prying eye at arm's length, which doesn't always work in my favour - but I think if you establish that early on, you remain relatively unscathed. As I get older, I realize what an incredible waste of time it is to scurry around like some kind of urchin. I want to enjoy things, like just walking around my city. She added she "eventually" wanted to have a family, but was "having fun" with life at the moment. "There have been times in my career where I've struggled to find...I was stuck for a while," she said. It was more difficult, maybe, to find the right thing to do. Now I'm enjoying a really productive, creative period. Full interview appears in the October issue of HARPER'S BAZAAR