Today, Davis is an Oscar winner and an activist advocating for gender equality in media. She won her Oscar for "The Accidental Tourist" in 1988 and was nominated for another for "Thelma & Louise" in 1991. Her credits also include the Stuart Little films, the TV shows "Commander in Chief" and "Grey's Anatomy," and many more. She is the founder of the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media, which advocates for gender representation in media.
Davis has been incredibly supportive of the TV remake of "A League of Their Own," although, as she told Vogue, she's happy that the show will be about totally different characters and stories. "People sometimes say just for fun, 'Who would you like to see play Thelma and Louise when they do a remake?' I wouldn't like to see anybody! Just don't. Why would you?"
