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| Celebs who appeared completely naked on camera | Part-2 |
Hollywood stars have all kinds of stories of exposing themselves in front of the camera. Most of your favorite actors have participated in some of the most well-known scenes in movie history either being naked or participating in staged sex scenes. Please realize that we will never, ever promote movies that use objectifying women's bodies in place of, say, giving them lines or forcing celebrities into inappropriate nudity.
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| Alexandra Daddario |
Alexandra Daddario
Numerous well-known television programs, like The White Lotus and True Detective, have featured Alexandra Daddario. She ended up performing a famous strip tease and naked scene for True Detective, which became the talk of the town. She wrote, ".... The president has seen my boobs," when she learned that former President Obama had watched the program at one time.
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| Bradley Cooper |
Bradley Cooper
Bradley Cooper was incredibly open about becoming completely naked filming a sequence for his part in the 2021 movie Nightmare Alley. The actor told KCRW's The Business, "I can still remember that day, just to be naked in front of the team for six hours, and it was Toni Collette's first day." "It was simply a whoa moment." It was fairly hefty.
Cooper also discussed his perspective and approach to the movie. "To execute it in a real sense, the topic of the movie, what we were exploring, needed that we'd be naked emotionally and soulfully."
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| Elizabeth Berkley |
Elizabeth Berkley
Elizabeth Berkley claimed that the role in Showgirls, a subsequent cult favorite, altered her and made her feel like an outcast in the industry. "It affected me. It was a pivotal period in her life, and she admitted to People in 2020 that she would have been a different person if she hadn't learned the lessons it did. "No one connected to the movie defended me or spoke up on my favor. I was abandoned and treated like a pariah in the field I had devoted my life to.
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| Elizabeth Olsen |
Elizabeth Olsen
Recently, Elizabeth Olsen has been appearing on our televisions as Wanda Maximoff/The Scarlet Witch on WandaVision, but many people overlook the independent film Martha Marcy May Marlene, which is where she got her start.
Her role was under the sway of a charismatic cult leader, and many of her scenes entailed sexual abuse while he was in charge, making the subject matter tough. But Olsen believed that her nudity was essential to the development of her character.
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"I believe that performers should be used as instruments to forward the plot, and if [nudity] serves the plot well, it should simply be included. She told Vulture, "If it's sensationalized and gratuitous, I don't want to do it. It is pretty evident from the movie's plot that someone is supposed to lose all feeling of self-identity and ownership over her body and mind.
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| Juno Temple |
Juno Temple
You might or might not recall when Juno Temple appeared alongside Matthew McConaughey in the independent film Killer Joe, Horns completely nude. However, she has appeared nude in a number of films, including Magic Magic, Ted Lasso, Vinyl, Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, and many more.
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| Kelly Preston |
Kelly Preston
Kelly Preston worked on several fantastic and enjoyable projects before she passed away in 2020, including the 1985 movie Mischief, in which she made the decision to be entirely nude.
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| Leonardo DiCaprio |
Leonardo DiCaprio
In the Wolf of Wall Street, Leonardo DiCaprio engaged in a lot of drug- and alcohol-sniffing and, yeah, full-frontal nudity. And the Departed actor didn't hold back when he said to Extra: "It was all me, pal. I didn't use a body double. All of the stumbling was my fault.
You have to go all out when you play a character like this, he continued. "You can't be a softie. Swing for the fences is required. You simply must act. It's not me, so you can't think about yourself. It's a portrayal of another person. I hope people like it.
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| Matt Damon |
Matt Damon
When it comes to nudity, Matt Damon is often one of Hollywood's more restrained performers, but there was one occasion when he chose to go all out. In presenting the story of Liberace and his boyfriend, Scott Thorson, in Behind the Candelabra, he thought it made sense.
He told Playboy, "Normally I'd say no to nudity, but I just did a lot of it portraying the longtime Liberace collaborator Scott Thorson in Behind the Candelabra. "I mean, it was done tastefully. It was directed by Steven Soderbergh, and Michael Douglas portrayed Liberace. But not everyone will enjoy this film.
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| Oscar Isaac |
Oscar Isaac
During his appearance on The View on October 15, 2021, Oscar Isaac talked about the nudity sequence he created for HBO's adaptation of Scenes From A Marriage. The actor told the co-hosts, "I was astonished because I didn't realize that was going to happen.
"You receive the material to review, at which point you say, "Okay, I'm cool with that. On a laptop, I viewed it in relative darkness, so I missed what was going on below. When I first started noticing items that said, "It's full frontal," I was taken aback. I say, "No!" What are you referring to? Then, on the nearby large TV, I saw it clearly as day. It is accessible to everyone.
Jessica Chastain, who plays Isaac, added her voice to the conversation by expressing her desire for equal nudity on the show. I'm comfortable with all the nudity, but each part of my body that you show, you're going to have to show the same with Oscar, I said to Hagai, who wrote and directed the series, in the beginning, Chastain stated on The View. In Episode 2, there is a shower scene in which both my body and his body are visible. For myself, I desired balance.
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| Sydney Sweeney |
Sydney Sweeney
With her leading appearances in Euphoria, White Lotus, and the film The Voyeurs, Sydney Sweeney has experienced a meteoric increase in popularity in recent years. She indulged in an extremely spicy, full-frontal sex session in the latter. "People forget that I'm playing a role, they assume, 'Oh, she goes naked onscreen, she's a sex symbol," she stated in an interview with Hollywood Reporter. I am unable to go past that. I won't stop doing those moments because I have no issues with them, but I wish there was a simpler method to have an honest discussion about the stereotypes that exist in the profession regarding actors.
