Scarlett Johansson, who played a "complicit" Ivanka Trump on "Saturday Night Live" last month, says she's "disappointed" by President Trump’s elder daughter for acting "cowardly."

"I've been thinking a lot about Ivanka Trump actually very recently," the "Ghost in the Shell" actress told Arianna Huffington on Thursday at the Women in the World Summit in New York.

“[Ivanka Trump] said something which I found particularly disappointing, which is that she felt the greatest change that she was going to … make actually would be behind closed doors — nobody would actually know that she had made this change," Johansson said, referring to Trump’s interview with “CBS This Morning” co-anchor Gayle King that aired Wednesday.

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“I thought to myself, well that’s empowering,” Johansson said. “I mean, how old-fashioned, this idea that behind a great man is a great woman. What about being in front of that person? Or next to them? Or standing on your own?”

“It’s such an old-fashioned concept that to be this powerful woman, you know, you can’t appear to be concerned with what you’re going to feel, that somebody’s going to think that you’re b----y,” the 32-year-old actress continued.

“Screw that — it’s so old-fashioned, it’s so uninspired, and actually, I think, really cowardly. And I was just so disappointed by that interview she gave yesterday.”

Johansson spoofed the commander in chief's 35-year-old daughter last month on "SNL," appearing in an ad for a fictional perfume called "Complicit."

During the CBS interview on Wednesday, Trump – who serves as assistant to the president – was asked what she would say to critics who hold her accountable for not speaking up.

“I would say not to conflate lack of public denouncement with silence,” Trump said. She later told King, “I think most of the impact I have, over time most people will not actually know about.

Johansson, an outspoken supporter of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton Hillary Diane Rodham ClintonBarr criticizes DOJ in speech declaring all agency power 'is invested in the attorney general' Virginia Democrat blasts Trump's 'appalling' remark about COVID-19 deaths in 'blue states' The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden asks if public can trust vaccine from Trump ahead of Election Day | Oklahoma health officials raised red flags before Trump rally MORE during the 2016 White House race, acknowledged that Ivanka Trump was swept up in a “really complicated situation on many levels.”

“I can’t imagine how complicated it must be to see your parent, in the position that he’s in, and know deep down that it was never a position he actually really wanted. I think it must be, as a daughter, it’s a unique and strange thing.”

Johansson said Thursday that she’d met Trump’s elder daughter “several times in the past” since both are New York natives and have mutual friends.

“She’s a very well-spoken, and smart, and intelligent woman, and engaging,” Johansson said. “She has an opportunity to really make a big impact just by being vocal. ... It baffles me."