Claire Foy on filming sex scenes: “You can’t help but feel exploited”

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Actress Claire Foy is speaking out about what she considers to be a peril of performing in Hollywood. The 37-year-old star was interviewed about her role as British socialite Margaret Campbell in the limited series "A Very British Scandal." The series centers on the period around the Duchess of Argyll’s 1963 divorce that saw her publicly maimed as the "dirty duchess" after sexually suggestive photographs were published in the media.

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Claire Foy got real this week about the least enjoyable part about being an actor: filming sex scenes.

A Very British Scandal, the true story of Margaret Campbell, the Duchess of Argyll. Given the plot of the show, which explores the nude photo leak in 1963 that destroyed Campbell's reputation, including more intimate scenes was deemed necessary.

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Claire Foy is opening up about filming sex scenes in her projects, admitting that she can’t help but feel exploited by them.

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Claire Foy isn’t a fan of filming sex scenes.

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