Claire Foy says she feels ‘exploited’ filming sex scenes in Hollywood: 'It's the grimmest thing you can do’

Janet Jackson is getting very real about how difficult it’s been to re-live the 2004 Super Bowl halftime show wardrobe malfunction in her mind over the years.

In case you missed it, Quentin Tarantino is starting his own podcast, according to The Verge, reported during the holiday break. Considering all the two, three-hour podcast appearances on places like The New Beverly, and Empire podcasts, this isn’t much of a surprise (and QT’s hinted at this before).

The Matrix Resurrections – has opened up about the “quarter life crisis” she experienced before picking up her role in the newly released sequel, saying she almost quit acting.In a new interview with /Film, the 29-year-old explained that she “was in a weird space” around the time she was offered the role as Bugs, noting that she “wasn’t really sure what [she] wanted to do” after 14 years of acting.

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

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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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Gallery: Kristin Davis Explains The Story Behind Auditioning For Monica Geller In 'Friends' (ELLE (UK)) "It’s a really hard line because basically you do feel exploited when you are a woman and you are having to perform fake sex on screen," she explained. "You can’t help but feel exploited.

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

BBC series A Very British Scandal, who was subject of salacious gossip and stories after the publication of explicit photographs during her divorce proceedings.The series delves into the 1963 court case, where husband Ian Campbell (played by Paul Bettany) alleged she had sex with 88 men, and provided photographs showing her giving an unknown man oral sex.Speaking about filming sex scenes for the show on BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour, Foy said: “It’s a really hard line because basically you do feel

When Leonardo DiCaprio was trying to figure out what to do after “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” reports started coming up about some of the biggest A-list filmmakers working today trying to nab him for roles. One of those names was Paul Thomas Anderson, who was developing the film that would go on to be known as “Licorice Pizza.” The rumor went that DiCaprio passed on the film and his role eventually went to Bradley Cooper.

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

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