Charlize Theron used a July 2 appearance on the “Call Her Daddy” podcast—timed to the Netflix release of “The Old Guard 2”—to deliver unusually candid remarks about her personal life and career. The 49-year-old Oscar winner said she has “zero interest” in dating fellow actors, called dating apps a “clown show” that “makes my vagina close,” and added that she has no plans to marry because she fears feeling trapped. Turning to her work, Theron said the decision to recast her signature role in George Miller’s 2024 prequel “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga” remains “heartbreaking,” yet she praised Anya Taylor-Joy’s performance and described the finished film as “absolutely beautiful.” She also noted that, while “The Old Guard 2” ends on a cliff-hanger, there are “no guarantees” of a third installment. Theron attended the Los Angeles premiere of “The Old Guard 2” on July 2, capping a publicity push that blended discussion of the sequel’s fight choreography with her unvarnished views on modern dating.