In a recent interview with the authoritative British media "Radio Times", the well-known British actress Gemma Arterton bravely revealed an unpleasant experience she encountered in her acting career. She revealed that an unnamed director once tried to pressure her into filming a sex scene that was not in the script.
Arterton recalled the unpleasant scene in detail in the interview: "On the set, the director suddenly instructed me and my partner to shoot the sex scene in bed. This was completely unexpected, because there was no such arrangement in the script. " Faced with this sudden request, Arterton showed a firm stance: "I told him clearly that this scene was not mentioned in the script, and we only need to present it through sound. With such content, I would rather give up this role."
She admitted that she did feel the pressure from the director at the time, but in the end she "categorically" rejected this unreasonable request. Arterton said that if he could go back in time and be young and inexperienced, he might have compromised out of fear of losing his job. But now, because she has more experience and confidence, she can bravely defend her rights and bottom line.
Arterton also shared his growth and changes in his acting career. She mentioned that when she first debuted, she often had to face requirements for nudity and sexy roles, as if this was an "unspoken rule" that an actor must accept. But as time went by, she gradually gained more success and choices, and began to be able to actively choose roles that met her wishes.
She particularly praised the positive changes the film and television industry has made towards filming intimate relationships since the rise of the #metoo movement. Arterton said that almost all filming involving intimacy now has a professional intimacy coordinator to ensure the safety and comfort of the actors during the filming process. "It really makes a world of difference," she says. "Anything that makes you uncomfortable will never happen again." He became famous for his outstanding performance in the British comedy "St. Trinian", and then played the role of MI6 agent "Strawberry Fields" in the 2008 James Bond film "Quantum of Solace", which impressed the audience. A deep impression. Currently, she is starring in the British TV series "Funny Women", which tells the story of a beauty queen from the seaside town of Blackpool who strives to become a comedian in the UK in the 1960s, showing her diverse acting skills and charm.
In a recent interview with the authoritative British media "Radio Times", the well-known British actress Gemma Arterton bravely revealed an unpleasant experience she encountered in her acting career. She revealed that an unnamed director once tried to pressure her into filming a sex scene that was not in the script.
Arterton recalled the unpleasant scene in detail in the interview: "On the set, the director suddenly instructed me and my partner to shoot the sex scene in bed. This was completely unexpected, because there was no such arrangement in the script. " Faced with this sudden request, Arterton showed a firm stance: "I told him clearly that this scene was not mentioned in the script, and we only need to present it through sound. With such content, I would rather give up this role."
She admitted that she did feel the pressure from the director at the time, but in the end she "categorically" rejected this unreasonable request. Arterton said that if he could go back in time and be young and inexperienced, he might have compromised out of fear of losing his job. But now, because she has more experience and confidence, she can bravely defend her rights and bottom line.
Arterton also shared his growth and changes in his acting career. She mentioned that when she first debuted, she often had to face requirements for nudity and sexy roles, as if this was an "unspoken rule" that an actor must accept. But as time went by, she gradually gained more success and choices, and began to be able to actively choose roles that met her wishes.
She particularly praised the positive changes the film and television industry has made towards filming intimate relationships since the rise of the #metoo movement. Arterton said that almost all filming involving intimacy now has a professional intimacy coordinator to ensure the safety and comfort of the actors during the filming process. "It really makes a world of difference," she says. "Anything that makes you uncomfortable will never happen again." He became famous for his outstanding performance in the British comedy "St. Trinian", and then played the role of MI6 agent "Strawberry Fields" in the 2008 James Bond film "Quantum of Solace", which impressed the audience. A deep impression. Currently, she is starring in the British TV series "Funny Women", which tells the story of a beauty queen from the seaside town of Blackpool who strives to become a comedian in the UK in the 1960s, showing her diverse acting skills and charm.
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