Veteran actor Michael Douglas has suggested that filming sex scenes is being stifled by the presence of intimacy coordinators in post-MeToo Hollywood.
Douglas himself is no stranger to sex scenes after filming an erotic thriller. fatal charm (1987) and basic instinct (1992), I lamented radio times The presence of intimacy coordinators on set stripped filmmakers of their artistic license. However, he acknowledged that actors and directors have gone too far in the past, and some women have been the subject of harassment.
“I’m past the age where I care about that stuff. But it’s interesting for all the intimacy coordinators out there,” he said. “It feels like management is taking control away from the filmmakers, but there are also some terrible failures and harassment.”
“Sex scenes are like fight scenes, they’re all choreographed. In my experience, you as a man are responsible for making sure the woman is comfortable, and you talk it through until the end. “Okay, if you don’t mind. I’ll touch you here.” It’s very slow, but it seems to be happening organically, and I hope it’s a good performance,” he added.
Mr. Douglas also said that actors who receive bad publicity for their intimate scenes will lose their jobs.
“I think there were some who overstepped their bounds, but it was like before we took care of it ourselves. They would get a reputation and that would take care of them.
“But I talked to the women. [because] I did some of those sex movies, sexual movies, and now I joke about it, “What if we had an intimacy coordinator working with us?” he added. Ta.
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