Sarah Jessica Parker Talks About Her No-Nudity Clause
- Sarah Jessica Parker’s no-nudity clause has resurfaced as a hot topic.
- In a 2016 interview, SJP explained her comfort with nudity issues.
- SJP discussed her initial worries about nude scenes in ‘Sex and the City’.
- Darren Star reassured Parker that she wouldn’t be pressured to film nude scenes.
- Parker respects women’s choices when it comes to nudity on screen.
SJP’s words on her no-nudity clause go viral
Actress Sarah Jessica Parker is back in the limelight, and, surprise surprise, she’s a hot topic of conversation. The widely adored star of ‘Sex and the City’ has recently been the talk of the town once again, thanks to her returning show, ‘And Just Like That,’ which is now in its third season. With so much buzz around her fashion picks this season and buzzworthy cast updates, it’s hard to ignore the star’s charisma, but it seems her previous reflections have also re-emerged and grabbed everyone’s attention.
The story behind her comfortable boundaries
This week, an old nugget of wisdom from Parker resurfaced — her no-nudity clause while filming ‘Sex and the City’. Back in 2016, during a chat with the Hollywood Reporter, SJP candidly discussed her reasons for opting out of nude scenes. “I’ve always had one, and it’s apropos of absolutely nothing,” she said, adding that her list of demands isn’t wild like some stars. Instead, she just prefers to keep her clothes on! In a much more recent chat with Howard Stern on SiriusXM, SJP admitted that she was a tad worried about the nudity aspect in the series and mentioned her initial reaction to the pilot script.
Showing respect for different choices in the industry
She clearly expressed her discomfort when she told series creator Darren Star. “The only thing I said was that I just didn’t feel comfortable doing nudity,” Parker recalled. And Star’s response? A refreshing, nonchalant, “Don’t do it then, I don’t care. If other actors are up for it, they can go for it, but you don’t have to.” Talk about a supportive boss! It’s evident that Parker has had her own reservations about exposing herself, and it’s not about passing judgement on others. She’s made it clear; she respects women who feel comfortable going nude while maintaining her own boundaries. It’s not about moral high ground for her; it’s simply about personal comfort.
In conclusion, Sarah Jessica Parker remains a shining symbol of choice and comfort in the entertainment industry. Her no-nudity clause reflects her strong stance on personal space, and her words resonate with many. With ‘And Just Like That’ lighting up screens, fans can’t help but admire her both onscreen and off.
