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Michael Douglas Critiques the Role of Intimacy Coordinators in Modern Filmmaking

The veteran actor expresses concerns over the impact of intimacy coordinators on directorial authority and creative freedom in Hollywood.

  • Douglas debates the necessity of intimacy coordinators, suggesting they diminish filmmakers' control.
  • He compares choreography of sex scenes to fight scenes, emphasizing the structured approach to filming.
  • The actor reflects on past practices where actors self-regulated on-set behavior without coordinators.
  • Industry opinions are divided, with some actors praising the safety and neutrality intimacy coordinators bring.
  • Douglas's comments highlight a broader discussion on the evolution of filming practices post-MeToo.
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