Overview
- Heather Graham, in a Thursday Us Weekly interview, said intimacy coordinators can feel intrusive during staged sex scenes.
- She recounted a coordinator giving her notes on how to perform the scene, which she said should come only from the director.
- In a separate incident, she said a young coordinator was unsettled by a horror sequence, and she found herself comforting the staffer.
- Graham said she values protecting actors but prefers fewer people in the room because she feels experienced enough to set her own boundaries.
- The comments were widely republished by outlets including Fox News, PerthNow, Geo News, and The Post Millennial, as intimacy coordinators—now common after MeToo—are tasked with choreographing intimate scenes and helping performers feel safe.