CALL THE COPS AND LET THEM KNOW.
shareCops don’t pass laws. They just enforce them.
So if the law is passed, they’d make Sweeney strip naked on set.
WE ALREADY HAVE LAWS AGAINST THAT.
shareLaws change, my friend.
shareLAWS CHANGE IN ORDER TO FORCE NUDITY FROM AN ACTOR?...WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOU?
shareWhat's wrong with you for taking what he said seriously and not as a joke?
shareI hope she does more Romantic Comedies. I don't think she'll actually be naked any more than she was in this movie but hope her career continues to grow.
shareMe too.
She’s set to star in a remake of the 60s sci-fi comedy Barbarella, which was based on a French comic strip. I’m curious to see how that looks.
She’s perfect casting.
She makes ME continue to grow!
shareWe'll continue to grow, so long as continues to fill out a bikini like that
shareIf she keeps this up, she'll be this generation's Shannon Whirry. Look where her career went...nowhere.
shareBig difference between the two.
Whirry started her career in softcore porn and never appeared in anything prominent or critically acclaimed.
Sweeney started performing nude in the critically-acclaimed series Euphoria which also earned her Emmy nominations. Then she was nominated for an Emmy for White Lotus.
Also, keep in mind that a vast majority of Oscar-winning and nominated actresses dating back to 1970 have been nude in films and shows.
So look what it did for their careers.
Also, keep in mind that a vast majority of Oscar-winning and nominated actresses dating back to 1970 have been nude in films and shows.
So look what it did for their careers.
Spout? You mean reveal an actual fact?
Being nude is part of the commitment to those winning roles according to many A-list directors and actors. Some of them feel nudity is a major part of the characters portrayed.
Also, your original comment inferred that Whirry being nude ruined her career.
Make up your mind. Does nudity affect careers or not?
It seemed to help hers. She was in 51 roles. She just didn’t have the recognition Sweeney has.
But you still remember her...
sharenothing wrong with that
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