The following articles contain discussions of sexual violence.
Ana de Armas explains why she doesn’t feel taken advantage of while filming Yellownude scene. Adapted from the novel of the same name by Joyce Carol Oates, Yellow Written and directed by Andrew Dominik, the film focuses on Marilyn Monroe. Like a book, Yellow A fictionalized life of Monroe, chronicling the late rising star’s rise to fame in the 1950s and her death from a drug overdose in 1962. Yellow It recently premiered at the Venice Film Festival and received mixed reviews from critics in general, but commended de Armas for his strong lead performance as Monroe.
De Armas spoke at length about how serious and comprehensive the role of Monroe was for her. In addition to an impressive makeover in appearance, the star also applied a unique highlight in the film before the first trailer was released. YellowDominique has made it clear that the film will not hesitate to show the less glamorous side of Monroe’s life in Oates’ book, which includes depictions of sexual assault. De Armas has previously talked about YellowNC-17, explained that it was important to her that the film honestly explores the unsettling events that shaped Monroe as a person.
in a new interview electronic warfarede Armas discusses her nude scenes Yellow, showing that she never felt taken advantage of by them. The actor said that the scenes were discussed a lot in advance and that the setting environment was safe and governed by a sense of respect for the material. Finally, de Armas explains that watching these scenes as a viewer can be more difficult than she experienced when they were actually filmed. See de Armas’ full review below:
people are harder to see [those scenes] Instead I create them because I understand what I’m doing and I feel very protected and safe. I don’t feel taken advantage of because I’m in control. I made that decision. I know what movie I’m making. I trust my director. I feel like I’m in a safe environment. We had hundreds of conversations about these scenarios. Everyone has a deep respect for the movies we make. In that sense, I am not afraid. I didn’t feel any discomfort at all, although they were really hard.
Blonde paints a very NC-17 version of Marilyn Monroe’s life
An NC-17 rating means that audiences under the age of 17 are not allowed to watch the film, as opposed to an R-rated film, which allows audiences under 17 to watch it with a parent or guardian. This rating is usually given to films with highly objectionable sexual content and nudity, which is rare in Hollywood. However, comments Yellow It has been suggested that this movie will definitely reach this rating.
While the industry is awash with horror stories about actresses being forced to film nude scenes, de Armas’ latest comments make it clear that her experience Yellow Never been exploited. However, despite feeling safe on set, de Armas also expressed disappointment with his performance Yellow Nudity scenes will be taken out of the online scene after the movie is released, and that is completely out of her control. Still need to wait and see Yellow The film will be a hit with audiences when it hits Netflix on September 28, but de Armas is clearly working in a highly reliable and safe on-set environment, which could help the role. Her Monroe was critically acclaimed as the tide.
Source: Electronic Warfare