Emma Stone has strongly defended the nude scenes in her new film Poor Things.
Emma Stone Nude: Emma Stone has defended her Poor Things character’s graphic sex scenes, which have been the subject of recent controversy. This film is also known as an Academy Award winner.“[Sex] is a huge part of his experience and his development, as, I think, sex has been important to most people in life,” Stone told BBC Radio 4. That said, the camera should stay away from him. Or to say, ‘It’s okay, it’s okay, we’re going to end it all.’ Because our society works a certain way, ‘it felt like being honest about who Bella is. There is a lack of
In the film Poor Things, actress Stone plays Bella Baxter—a woman resurrected from the brain of her unborn child by a Frankenstein-like doctor, played by Willem Dafoe. paid by Throughout the film, directed by director Yorgos Lanthimos, Bella constantly undergoes a series of transformational events—often from a naive, childlike perspective—as she embarks on a journey of self-discovery.
Most of Bella’s revelations about her womanhood are achieved through sex (both with Mark Ruffalo’s sleazy lawyer character Duncan Wedderburn and later in a Paris rooming house) which she calls “Furious Jumping”. It refers to the name. The actress said yes, at times the scenes are explicit and sexual, which Stone says are integral to Bella’s narrative journey.
The actress said ‘I am not the type of person who wants to be naked all the time, but I am a woman who wants to fully respect the role given to me and try to live up to it’.
Discussing how sex is “just one aspect of the many ways” in which Bella searches for her womanhood throughout the film, Stone added that her story includes “food, philosophy, travel ۔
In a scene in the film, Bella engages in a sexual act with a father. The super hit film sparked controversy in the UK. The controversy grew so much that it caused the film to be re-edited before its release there. Stone’s performance in the film has been widely praised and as such has already won a Golden Globe and Critics’ Choice this awards season.
The film shows that “Bella is completely independent and has absolutely no shame about her body,” commented the actress. “I don’t know how to be ashamed of talking about these things or hiding them, or going into the full experience when it comes to something.”
