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Kristin Davis discusses filming discomfort
Kristin Davis shares her struggles with filming sex scenes on Sex and the City.

Kristin Davis reflects on her experiences filming sex scenes in the hit series.
Kristin Davis shares discomfort with intimacy on SATC
In a recent interview with People, Kristin Davis opened up about her discomfort while filming intimate scenes for "Sex and the City". The actress, now 59, expressed that she did not feel protected during these moments, especially without the presence of intimacy coordinators. Davis described feeling confused by the number of sex scenes in the show and suggested that many were unnecessary. She recalled hiding in her dressing room after filming, feeling the pressure to conform to the expectations of the set. She also noted different experiences among her co-stars, with some feeling more confident in their boundaries than others.
Key Takeaways
"I did not feel protected."
Davis reveals her feelings about the lack of support during intimate scenes.
"There was a general vibe on the set... about the thinness situation."
Davis discusses the pressure of body image during filming.
"If you had hips, it was a situation."
Davis reflects on the challenges of body image she faced as an actress.
Davis's reflections highlight the ongoing conversations about consent and comfort in the entertainment industry. As more women speak out about their experiences, it is clear that while progress has been made, there are still significant challenges. The lack of intimacy coordinators in earlier productions points to a gap in understanding about the needs of performers, especially in scenes that can be vulnerable and challenging. Davis's comments underscore the importance of creating safer working environments that prioritize actors' well-being.
Highlights
- Intimacy should feel safe for everyone involved.
- The pressure to fit in can lead to serious stress.
- Many scenes felt unnecessary and confusing for me.
- Actors need protection on set, that's a must.
Concerns about body image and safety in filming
Davis's experience highlights broader issues of body image pressures and safety for actors, especially women, during intimate scenes.
The conversation around safety in filming continues to grow as more actors share their stories.
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