The fact that Hollywood lacks diversity is nothing new: You can probably count the number of plus-size actresses you know on two hands, and you could then probably count the number of plus-size actresses who have filmed nude scenes on just one hand.
While we have complete respect for Wilson sticking to her guns and not going against what she feels is right (and what was previously agreed in her contract), a decision to film nude scenes could actually be more powerful than a decision not to, because there is very little representation of plus-size women in the acting world. Sacha would go, ‘See, she looks good.’ I’m like, I’m not doing it. “They got in another girl - this larger burlesque dancer from South Africa - to be a nude double. "And a lot of times in comedy they're not those people.More: Rebel Wilson’s new plus-size clothing line is going to change everythingįilming for her new role in The Brothers Grimsby (she stars as the girlfriend of Norman Butcher, Sacha Baron Cohen’s character), Wilson said they wanted full-frontal nudity, something she stated in her contract that she would not do. "You want to know that the people have a certain sensibility and decency," she griped. Part of Wilson's reluctance may stem from her overwhelming shyness, which the Isn't It Romantic star told the magazine is almost tantamount to "a social disorder." However, it seems like much of it comes from a distrust of the crews behind the cameras of most comedies. "Sacha would go, 'See, she looks good.' I'm like, 'I'm not doing it. And they got her to do all this stuff," she recalled. We write in the contract, specifically, 'No nudity.' They got in another girl -his larger burlesque dancer from South Africa-to be a nude double. In 2016, Wilson chatted to Marie Claire about her work in The Brothers Grimsby with Sacha Baron Cohen The Australian actress has a pretty firm "no nudity" policy, especially when it comes to comedic films, which are her bread and butter. Rebel Wilson will do almost anything for a laugh-except get naked.
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