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Amanda Seyfried has spoken about feeling pressured to appear in naked scenes when she was 19 years old and just starting out in show business.
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In a wide-ranging conversation with Porter, Seyfried, who has been nominated for an Emmy for her portrayal of disgraced entrepreneur Elizabeth Holmes, discussed the evolution of her career.
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She claims she now has "a respect level that I have never felt so totally around me," which she attributes to her age — 36.
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The "Mamma Mia" actress continued by remembering how, despite being put in some trying circumstances, she had managed to come out of her early performing days "quite undamaged."
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Being 19, wandering about without my panties on — are you kidding me?" Seyfried added. "How could I let that happen?" Oh, I know why: I was 19 years old, didn't want to disturb anyone, and wanted to keep my job. That's why."
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Her remarks come as several actresses stand up to support the function of on-set intimacy coordinators following actor Sean Bean's recent criticism of them in an interview.
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If I feel comfortable with my scene partner and with others in the room, then I won't require an intimacy coordinator," Lena Hall, who filmed intimate sequences with Bean for Snowpiercer, commented through Twitter.
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On Twitter, Rachel Zegler of West Side Story questioned Bean's attitude, stating that "intimacy coordinators provide a safe setting for actors."
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I was grateful for the one we had on WSS because they were patient with a novice like me and taught folks with years of experience around me. Spontaneity can be problematic in intimate circumstances. "Get up."
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