Gladaed@feddit.org 5 hours ago
Forcing actors to grow body hair in their more intimate areas should not be a virtue. That’s weird and over the line and you should be ashamed.
It’s a movie. It’s not a realistic story and shown through a camera, not someone’s real eyes. Suspend your disbelief or leave.
Unless I’m missing a comment from the poster, I don’t think there’s an argument being made to force this actor to grow body hair just for this role.
Just that it’s odd that they’d go through the effort in makeup to make them appear dirty and unkempt, but don’t bother to include body hair. It’s a common practice in makeup to add beards to men to give them a more unkempt appearance, but not armpit or leg hair on women even though most adult women grow hair in these areas.
This, and I hope that it wasn’t a body hair fetish that triggered this post.
God forbid women want to be more accurately represented in media. Noooo, it has to be a fetish.
Reading that far into anything sanitation posts is illadvised at best. They post like its their job.
remon@ani.social 5 hours ago
Right … no need to grow it. You can just attach some fake hair, they have an entire departments for that.
warm@kbin.earth 5 hours ago
Exactly, but even so, it's an actors job, many lose weight, gain muscle, grow hair, lose hair, all the time for the role. Such a strange thing to be angry about, let the actors decide themselves lmao. What's with the new trend of people getting offended on behalf of others?
Gladaed@feddit.org 5 hours ago
It’s ok if they do it. It’s not ok to be mad if they don’t go far enough. Are you going to cripple the house actor for realisms sake?
Creating these demands and expectations is not ok.
unknown@piefed.social 5 hours ago
Reading comprehension here is worse than tumblr, istg.
Agent641@lemmy.world 5 hours ago
If Christian Bale wants to make himself look like Skeletor for a role, that’s his choice.
remon@ani.social 5 hours ago
Yup, totally with you.