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| Topic | #MeToo Alert: Whedon accused of sexualizing WW in JL... |
| FortuneCookie 07/08/20 5:06:39 PM #23: | For the sake of argument, let's assume Joss didn't threaten Gal. Is it wrong to shoot a sexualized scene with a body double? To what extent does the character belong to the actor? Let's say that Wonder Woman stepped out of a pool naked. We don't see her breasts, but we see a PG-13 rating-friendly bare ass shot. (Like in The Mummy.) The ass belongs to someone other than Gal Gadot. Do we have to state publicly that it was a body double? Is it taking advantage of Gal Gadot if we don't? And if we state that it was indeed a double, does that make it okay? Or does Gal Gadot have as much right to Wonder Woman's body as she does her own? How would people feel if Gal Gadot wasn't okay with exploring Wonder Woman's bisexuality, but we had a silhouetted kiss between her and, say, Harley Quinn? Would that be a horse of a different color? --- 2020 going to be a CE kind of year ~ Panthera ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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