Jason Isaacs Apologizes for Comments on Male Nudity and Gender Double Standards

The actor clarified his remarks, acknowledged poor phrasing, and expressed regret for referencing specific actresses while addressing media scrutiny over his full-frontal scene in 'The White Lotus.'

Jason Isaacs faced criticism after comments about a 'double standard' in media coverage of male and female nudity during interviews about his nude scene in 'The White Lotus.'
He clarified that his intent was not to suggest men face greater challenges than women, emphasizing the historical exploitation of women in media.
Isaacs apologized for referencing actresses Mikey Madison and Margaret Qualley, stating he respects them and should not have invoked their names.
He expressed frustration with repeated questions about his prosthetic use, calling the inquiries invasive and inappropriate.
Isaacs highlighted that 'The White Lotus' uses male nudity to address historical imbalances in on-screen representation and urged focus on the show's creative work.

The Hollywood Reporter