Overview
- Anderson says that while sex scenes are "never a joy," they are an expected part of her work on Marianne Elliott’s adaptation of The Salt Path.
- She credits co-star Jason Isaacs’s "amenable" personality for making romantic sequences smooth and collaborative.
- Reflecting on a tent intimacy scene, Anderson affirms her comfort with intimate scenes in "uncomfortable, tight quarters" when required.
- Drawing on her Sex Education role and her book Want, she continues to champion female sexual empowerment and openness.
- Anderson argues that frank discussions of sexual pleasure can dismantle lingering shame and foster more honest partnerships.