semi-swampShe’s revealing everything – literally and figuratively – about shooting full frontal graphic nudity for her new feminist body horror film in Cannes… and why she did it.
The actress was at the Cannes Film Festival press conference this weekend following the premiere of “The Substance,” her new film, and Demi said it would have required a lot of vulnerability and rawness to take off her clothes for the role. Is… something that they felt they needed to do. Do it to tell a story.
She shouts out to her costar, margaret qualleyWhich she says eased her nervousness and served as an incredible scene partner for those moments when she had to be completely naked.
In one particularly graphic scene… Demi engages in a naked, no-holds-barred fight with Qualley – which Demi says was light-hearted due to their camaraderie despite the vulnerability associated with the scene. Ended up as an entertaining BTS.
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At the end of the day, Demi says the film took her completely out of her comfort zone… but she knew the candid scenes were essential to the film — and luckily, the director coralie fargate Treated everyone with sensitivity… established a common basis of mutual trust.
“The Substance” is said to tackle beauty standards, toxic masculinity and female self-loathing… Demi is back in the spotlight as Elizabeth Sparkle, a fading youth-obsessed celeb who turns to black market Turns to medicine.
Potion brings out a younger, grown-up version of herself, played by Margaret – and it looks like things have gotten spicy between her and Demi on camera.
The campy, satirical horror created such a stir that it received a standing ovation for 11 minutes. Now, while Cannes is no stranger to rapturous applause, this one takes the cake – it’s the longest ovation of the festival so far this year. There is no release date yet.
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