Kevin Bacon has revealed that he was once contractually obligated to destroy a “haunted” house on his farm because the previous owner feared he would get “possessed”. Thackeray has also been an intimacy coordinator for I Hate Suzie, The White Lotus season two, Industry and It’s A Sin.Įlsewhere, Sex Education creator Laurie Nunn has opened up about cast departures from the show as the final season airs on Netflix. He concluded: “So for me, I think, find out what it’s about and hopefully you have a great process with a great intimacy coordinator, and hopefully you will change your mind.” And I won’t have to be thinking about my scene partner in a way that I’m really worried about, when you’ve got an intimacy coordinator there and you’ve had that dialogue and communication. Thackeray went on: “Or, ‘Wow, with having this open communication and consent, we can go even further’. I can still respect what your acting process is, I still respect your directing process, and I’m just gonna give you a couple of tools to be able to go, ‘Oh, that’s a lot easier, we’ll just do that’.” Joe Locke and Kit Connor return in ‘Heartstopper’ season two. “But once you’ve gone through it, once you’ve actually worked with an intimacy coordinator, and had a brilliant process where you can go, ‘Oh, I found so much more detail. “It’s the typical thing, because when I trained as an intimacy coordinator, before it was established, the fear was that ‘is this going to really just be a bit of health and safety? Is it going to get in the way of acting, or directing? Is it going to get in the way of a process?’ Now, Sex Education’s lead intimacy coordinator David Thackeray has shared his thoughts on the matter in a new interview with Radio Times, saying of the criticism: “I completely get where they’re coming from.” Asa Butterfield in ‘Sex Education’ season four. “In my day, you just did the love scene and got on with it without anyone interfering,” he told The Daily Mail. Michael Caine also questioned the need for them in a new interview. However, Sean Bean last year said that they “spoil the spontaneity” of sex scenes, but he was later criticised by several female actors. Actors such as Kate Winslet and Sharon Stone have also said that they could have benefitted from one on set on previous projects. This summer, Aidan Turner criticised the lack of intimacy coordinators on past projects that he has been involved in.
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The intimacy coordinator behind Sex Education and Heartstopper has responded to criticisms about the role they play on film and TV sets.
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