The actress says that she felt equality and security and realized that she had been objectified before.<\/p>\n
In a new interview with Radio Times, Kate Winslet<\/strong> shared her thoughts on filming bed scenes. She noted that she felt objectified until the filming of the movie \u201cAmmonite\u201d, where the actress and her colleague Saoirse Ronan played a lesbian couple.<\/p>\n \u201cI understood a lot. I felt absolute equality and security. We were not objectified at all. But because of this, I realized that I had been objectified earlier, although I did not know about it. A lot of interesting thoughts came up, \u201dWinslet said. The actress also added that by removing the dialogue from Ammonite, \u201cyou can see a deeper connection and passion between her character and her beloved.\u201d<\/p>\n Last week, speaking of \u201cAmmonite,\u201d Kate noted that she was asked more about intimate scenes in this film than about similar scenes from other films where her partners were men.<\/p>\n \u201cPeople talk much more about the love scenes in Ammonite, because there are two women. It seems to me that we should more often show love stories of representatives of the LGBT community. In \u201cAmmonite\u201d the relationship of two people is shown, it just turned out that they are women. There is no shame in this, these are just two women who fell in love with each other. I really hope that evolution will take place, and viewers will calmly look at the LGBT representatives and their relationships, that such relationships will become the norm, \u201cKeith shared.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n In a recent roundtable organized by the Los Angeles Times, Kate Winslet he talked about cinema and his career together with actresses of the caliber of Rashida Jones, Michelle Pfeiffer, Vanessa Kirby and Andra Day. The speech inevitably fell on Titanic, the film that gave world fame to the actress, then very young.<\/p>\n Despite this, Kate Winslet recalled that she didn\u2019t feel like she had arrived thanks to the James Cameron, nor to have acquired greater self-esteem or awareness of their means. \u201cThe honest answer is that I was afraid of Hollywood. A big and scary place, where everyone wants to be thin and look perfect \u201c has explained. \u201cAnd I didn\u2019t look that way and I didn\u2019t feel comfortable there: I had to earn my place, and for me I had not yet earned it. \u201c<\/p>\n Titanic, in fact, like his other films of that period, according to Kate Winslet \u201cit could have been a stroke of luck\u201d. Everything changed for the actress at the age of 25, with motherhood, and with another film shot two years later. \u201cI was asked to do Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (in Italian If you leave me I delete you). I think it was huge turning point in my career, because from then on suddenly people said: Hey, he can do it! \u201c<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n also read :<\/p>\n Filters, fillers, airbrushing, Botox, butt lifts \u2013 in this day and age there are many ways to keep the wrinkles at bay, shave off a few kilos, and make lumps and bumps magically disappear.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n\n\nKate Winslet : \u201cIt wasn\u2019t with Titanic that I realized I made it\u201d<\/h3>\n
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why Kate Winslet refuses to be retouched ?<\/h3>\n
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Kate Winslet: 73rd Emmys Winnerview<\/h3>\n\n\n\n