Christina Ricci says that Hollywood has changed in contrast to her early years in the industry when it was virtually impossible to refuse to do S- scenes.
Christina Ricci quickly rose to fame after her work as Wednesday Addams in the 1991 film The Addams Family, a role that gave her great recognition and for which she later participated in various projects. Well, specifically, Ricci gained great popularity between the 1990s and the early 2000s, growing among all kinds of characters.
Now, close to the return of the second season of Yellowjackets, where the actress gives life to Misty Quigley, the actress has revealed that despite the great popularity, Hollywood was not always friendly with her, especially due to the great demands that the film had. industry about young actresses and "the roles they had to fulfill" in the middle.
For this reason, Christina Ricci has revealed that she was even close to being sued by a study for refusing to perform S- a scene that did not make her feel comfortable.
Has Hollywood changed?
During an interview with The View, the actress spoke happily and in favor of the great changes that the film and television industry has had in recent years. Well, according to Christina Ricci, there is currently a greater openness and the productions listen more to the actors when they do not feel comfortable with a particular scene.
For this reason, Ricci said she admires the confidence of the actresses who play the teenage versions of her characters in Yellowjackets, who have greater power to decide what limits they break in front of the camera.
“Older actresses talk a lot about it,” explained Christina Ricci during the show, “We find it incredible that it is no longer necessary for girls to have to go through the various things that we experience.”
“Nowadays, they can say “I don't want to do this S- scene” or “I don't want to get N- for this scene”, they can set limits that they didn't allow us before”
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For this reason, the actress commented on seeing a positive change in the industry, for which she says she feels more encouraged to participate in various productions again, in addition to seeing her younger co-stars "taking over her S-.".
Was Christina Ricci opposed to hyper-S?
Later, Christina Ricci commented that film and television were much more closed, especially when working with executives with a firm and hyper-S vision of the characters she had to play.
For this reason, the actress revealed that she was about to be fired from her and face a large lawsuit by a studio, having refused to participate in a scene where she had to perform completely N-.
"Someone threatened to sue me once because I didn't want to do a S- scene like they had proposed to me," the actress shared during the program, adding that "those things have really changed and it's incredible to see it." Christina Ricci did not clarify which production it was, however several of her more adult roles were independent productions between 2000 and 2006.
Ricci was out of the Hollywood orbit for a long time, participating as a guest star in series and movies, but without having a leading role for a long time. However, Christina Ricci's agenda has been active again in recent years, participating in streaming productions and even having a role in the Netflix Wednesday series where she gave life to Mrs. Thornhill.
