Emma Stone Defends 'Poor Things' Explicit Scenes Amid Controversy
Despite Backlash, Stone's Performance Earns Critical Acclaim and Awards
- Emma Stone defends the explicit sex scenes in her latest movie 'Poor Things', stating they are integral to her character's growth and experience.
- Stone's character, Bella Baxter, is a woman brought back to life with the brain of her unborn child, leading to a rapid and uninhibited discovery of womanhood.
- The film has faced backlash due to its explicit content, with some scenes re-edited for its UK release.
- Despite the controversy, Stone's performance has been widely praised, earning her a Golden Globe and Critics Choice award.
- Stone emphasizes that Bella's journey is not just about sex, but also includes her discovery of food, philosophy, travel, and dance.