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What Role is Worth It?

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Peter's picture
Submitted by Peter on

I'm just wondering, statistically that is, how many A-list actors got their big break doing nudity in a film/short/tv show etc. ? I just sometimes feel that too many writers/directors feel the "need" for nudity that just doesn't need to be in the script.

I say just stay classy and follow your gut. Looks like it has served you well so far.

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Submitted by Derek on

Do you mean "allowed" instead of "aloud?"

Anyway, my opinion is: To each their own. The important thing is that whatever you decide, you make sure your agent or the casting director your auditioning for knows what that decision is. If you decide not to do nudity, then don't audition for nude roles. And if you do audition for nude roles, don't think you can negotiate the nudity away when you get to set. It was in the breakdown for a reason, no matter how legitimate a reason it may be. So to your own self be true, but make sure you respect other people's time and needs as well.

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Submitted by lachic on

Yes, that was a spelling error, thank you!

And I agree.  Even if at first I decide I should audition for the role (for some reason) when it requires nudity, once I read the scene/script, if I do not feel comfortable with it, then I will decline the audition or let them know I will not be auditioning so that I am not wasting their time or mine. 

I believe others should also do the same, because like you said, it is there for a reason and most directors will not negotiate.  They may allow you to give your input, but that doesn't mean it will change anything about the nudity or how it is shot. 

Thanks Derek!

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