The columnist is unhelpfully vague when she uses the word "telling", where she writes:

"British actor Mark Rylance made a few telling comments about the ways in which supporting actors actually often play in opposition to main characters and that OPPOSING WITHOUT HATING seems to be something women are particularly good at."

I dunno, could the good Mr. Rylance's words not equally well be applied to many of the loud men in the Toronto and Vancouver chapters of "Black Lives Matter" and their ongoing crusades against the police?

In other words, is it really that "telling", the assumed boundaries of Mr. Rylance's verbal applicability?