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Sharon Stone has taken aim at actresses who refuse to bare all in sex scenes, insisting it just isn’t natural to cover up.
The actress has never been afraid of nude scenes in her films and can’t understand her peers, who sign up for a little movie lovemaking only to make sure they’re buried in the duvet.
She tells WENN, “I feel that it’s so disappointing in films when you see the comforter taped to someone’s chest. It takes you out of the scene and doesn’t protect you from something within the scene.
“My ‘Lovelace’ co-star Peter Sarsgaard said, ‘When I’m in bed with someone and I get up to go to the bathroom, I don’t take the comforter with me’.”
Stone admits she had to explain her nudity onscreen to her father when he asked her, “Do you really have to be naked all the time?” after watching his daughter in “Basic Instinct.”
She recalls, “I’m like, ‘Well, yeah! I’m playing a sociopathic sexual serial killer!’
“When it has common sense it doesn’t make sense to do something else. It really is the costume of your character. What else are you gonna do? It seems foolish to do something else and if you do something else, that distracts the audience if your inauthentic.
“If you’re inauthentically naked then it’s distracting to the audience when you are naked.”
Sharon Stone, I like the way you do business! But why stop at just sex scenes? If you're a good looking actress you've got to use what you've got. Day 1 stuff really. Playing a lawyer in a courtroom scene? Whip those titties out. Have to deliver a powerful monologue while your mother is dying? There better be some full frontal on screen. You're telling me if Sally Field took her shirt off in Lincoln she wouldn't have won Best Supporting Actress? Come on now.
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