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05-20-2018, 04:04 PM
How to improve sex scenes after Hollywood’s big reckoning
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An actress goes to an audition. She wants the part — she likes the part. But, as usual, it’s a female character written by male creators. And she’s troubled that the character’s first scene involves giving a guy a blow job.
Here’s the part of the story we’re not accustomed to hearing: She spoke up about it.
The actress told a room of Hollywood men with the power to deny her the role that she would not play a character who’s introduced to the audience on her knees. More unusual still, the men unequivocally agreed with her, promising to change the oversight.
“Now whether these men all of a sudden saw it from her point of view and realized it was an undignified way to introduce the character — or they thought, ‘Urgh, we're in the middle of #MeToo. My God, we can't begin to argue with her about this.’ Who knows,” said Masters of Sex creator Michelle Ashford, who recounted the story told to her by an actress Read more... (https://mashable.com/2018/05/20/sex-scene-after-me-too/)
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Tell me if this sounds familiar.
An actress goes to an audition. She wants the part — she likes the part. But, as usual, it’s a female character written by male creators. And she’s troubled that the character’s first scene involves giving a guy a blow job.
Here’s the part of the story we’re not accustomed to hearing: She spoke up about it.
The actress told a room of Hollywood men with the power to deny her the role that she would not play a character who’s introduced to the audience on her knees. More unusual still, the men unequivocally agreed with her, promising to change the oversight.
“Now whether these men all of a sudden saw it from her point of view and realized it was an undignified way to introduce the character — or they thought, ‘Urgh, we're in the middle of #MeToo. My God, we can't begin to argue with her about this.’ Who knows,” said Masters of Sex creator Michelle Ashford, who recounted the story told to her by an actress Read more... (https://mashable.com/2018/05/20/sex-scene-after-me-too/)
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