0:00 CHRIS PINE on learning a scottish accent for a movie 1:39 HUGH GRANT fired an agent for a silly reason 3:29 REGE-JEAN PAGE shocked BRIDGETON's casting director with his accent 5:04 HUGH GRANT has a weird connection to GUY RITCHIE 6:22 HUGH GRANT's father (sometimes) likes to watch his movies 7:46 REGE-JEAN PAGE's hotness "set off" the fire alarm 8:24 CHRIS PINE looks at thirst tweets
Just one pretty big correction for 3:29. Shonda Rhimes isn’t a casting director, she’s one of the biggest television creators, executive producers, and writers around.
On my first date with my now wife, we went and played pool and other stuff. About 15 minutes into it, I started a Scottish accent to be ridiculous and just did it the entire night. She was cracking up but after a few hours I couldn’t get back to my normal accent for a bit. 😅
An excellent compilation- I've watched hundreds of segments of this show by now and am never not entertained and interested by the mix of and interplay among such diverse guests. Everybody being a little sauced helps too.
Lol!!! Sally Field gently answering "societal issues"... hilarious. I'm under no delusions that Chris Pine isn't intelligent enough to know why, and I appreciate him wanting to bring this up.
I'd say Chris Pines' second theory is more accurate, as a man. It's never my expectation. It's a social double-standard, if not before, then it is currently. My female friends can say a lot of those Tweets, which men cannot the other way around in public situations without ire. I feel kind of bad for Chris Pine here. He never gets serious and this, the very first time he has brought up a social issue and look what happened. He's shot down before his senten- ... it was a bit condescending in the least. If you go back he was interrupted three times in a row. She literally forbid this man being allowed to be unhappy, or to even communicate his concerns without having met him before. He questioned her on her points, and she doubled down on patronizing.
@@seanthomas5182 In the past I think it was acceptable to focus on a woman's attributes over her performance. A lot of the talk show interviews of the 90's consisted in the host talking about how "great" the woman being interviewed looked, whereas now that same kind of behaviour comes across as being a bit creepy. But men haven't historically been treated in the same way, and male nudity isn't common either. So there is both the aspect of social novelty and a lack of established convention for talking about men's bodies, and what is and isn't acceptable.
Why? Because male directors were objectifying women from the get-go and like Sally said, it took society a long while to catch up. He lacked eloquence in his questioning but I love that he's asking it.
Yes - and meanwhile the female objectification of men as status objects and financial plow horses goes uncontested unless you look at American Beauty and 50 shades , magic mike - no one is saying that it’s right - the difference is men don’t whinge about it
There was also an idea culturally that penises were more vulgar somehow as well. Why, idk. I guess because women weren't allowed to look and enjoy the way men were. Either way, it's all comes back to misogyny and a "boys will be boys" attitude.
There's so many reasons as to that 'why?' Chris Pine was asking about. And frankly, none of them are acceptable, at least from my perspective. It shouldn't be expected of either side, but at the same time it shouldn't be made such a big deal when it does happen as well.
@@johannebaker9730 Best thing about Fiennes full frontal is we see him in his late 20s/early 30s, late 30s (Red Dragon), and in his 50s. Ralph getting naked in A Bigger Splash in his 50s is quite the sight to behold. In Red Dragon, the director had a few inches digitally removed so as not to distract viewers. Me. Fiennes is blessed.
Harry Belafonte in Buck and the Preacher has a nudity scene by the lake. So funny! Men don't usually have inhibitions about their nudity in general; it is just a Hollywood thing to ensure they are not offending the audience. They could care less; they naturally love to be shirtless and bottomless. As always, I say, hold on to your pants and make us wonder! 🙏 Rjpayne
As for Chris Pine's question about why people comment on male nudity and not female- it's because female nudity has become so common place. You virtually never see a nude male unless you are watching porn. So yes, people will comment. I agree with Sally- it's an issue that it's expected of women but not men.
@@paulbrut I hear your sarcasm, but you know women are also watching these movies. I'm not thrilled by the copious amounts of naked women parading around on the screen while the men are fully dress or covered. It's BS. Either both naked or no naked. Make it fair.
Sally Field didn't really answer Chris' question. Men baring more now is still rare. I don't think it's the double standard Chris is after -> this is not a tragedy. Men have gotten to focus more on the acting. A lot of female parts were supporting players and had to show skin because that's what the men in charge and the men in the theatres wanted to see. Certainly there are legitimate cases where it makes sense to show skin for the story. But there are a lot of gratuitous scenes where actresses had to be nude. There were a lot of male executives, directors and writers who are telling their story they wanted it told.
True and also the fact that women have always been more sexualized. Men I think are more perverted, I think most women don't need to see men naked as much but me being a fan of Chris, it was surprising to see but again, not something I need to stay interested in watching him. I love hearing him speak more so. He is so intelligent, charming, and talented 🥰 I won't speak for all women but I think we're more interested or attracted to words, personality, and emotions we feel.
I think he was addressing that he understood why women were naked all the time, but he wanted to understand why men weren't also, more as a rhetorical question to encourage considering the topic than actually a question for which he desired an answer.
@@HeathsHarleyQuinn I respectfully disagree. Was it rhetorical if he kept pressing Sally Field for an answer? I think he thought he was being somewhat progressive by suggesting we shouldn't be so loose with making fun of men being naked while being "respectful" with actresses who get naked.
@@thaothao26 I agree. He knows why women were shown naked for years but he's saying we shouldn't go backwards making such comments about either sex is wrong.
Idk what the actress sitting on the left’s name is but she looks almost exactly like my 2nd grade teacher! When I first watched mrs doubtfire, I thought my teacher was in the movie 😂
It's rare that men have nude scenes because males were in charge of the whole industry for many years and the majority of them would rather see female nudity. When the unexpected happens it creates a shock factor and thus gets talked about. That's all it is. Nothing more, nothing less.
Oh wow…. Just got to the bit where Chris Pine is taking about going the “Full Monty” and an ad banner popped up along the bottom of the screen (as it does)… One word… TACKLE 🤣
Chris wasn't just dumb and asking why, it was just a way of speech, that's how someone respectful would approach the issue in a talk show, he didn't want to be condescending or mansplain it, he just wanted to bring it to people's attention, saying it's worth considering and discussing the why, that it reflects a deeper issue. It was a total misunderstanding, and I think Sally was a bit too sensitive to these subjects to pause and think about why Chris is saying it like so, therefore appearing rude or condescending (I say that without any ill will, it was an honest mistake, and I think Sally is wonderful. Also, Chris took no offense, might I add, shows what a true gentleman he is.) I understood the question to be rhetorical instantly, because that how I think and what I would say to convey the sentiment. Also it's ridiculous to think he really didn't know why, Hollywood has been forcing woke and politically correctness for a while, do you really think a seasoned and media trained actor like him wouldn't know about the issues that are been raised and discussed everywhere? That isn't even to say I personally do think he's respectful, intelligent, and a gentleman to boot. Sorry for the essay, if anyone even reads this.
Ok, but this is not the first time Chris Pine has done a Scottish accent for a movie. He played Robert the Bruce in Outlaw King in 2018. Maybe he was rusty but certainly not a novice.
i actually think the title is misleading, he doesn't do a Scottish accent in the new D and D movie to my knowledge and they are actually referencing the outlaw king for the accent, I was totally confused on that one for a bit there.
Yeah they're talking about Outlaw King. This compilation of interviews is edited clips from previous shows :) they just merge old interviews together to help promote current films
The whole thing is fun but that last section had me in stiches. I get that Chris Pine wanted to "start a conversation" and I'm glad he's using his privileges for good in that way but the look and exasperation of Sally Field in that interchange made me laugh and cringe.
@@EterPuralis Literally wanted to write that! AGONY was when I finally fell off the couch. 😅 It's not that a hot Californian can't have a nice sense if humor. 😄
Chris Pine's comment on male nudity is actually quite interesting - like streakers in sporting events in the UK - Females traditionally didn't get fined when they appeared in court whereas men did. The rationale being that male genitals are outside and women's aren't.
Nah.... Pine' s a "pretty boy". Ian Fleming' s James Bond is not " pretty". Anybody who ever read one of books, and has taken notice of Fleming' s detailed discription of Bond, can tell Bond has a dangerous no- nonsence air about him, an unpleasent smile, and hooded eyes as cold as death. That is most definitely NOT Chris Pine!
Man discovers objectification and he is not pleased 🤣🤣🤣 you tell him sally field...she knows her stuff, she played tom hanks love interest in one movie, a couple of years later she ended up playing his mother in forrest gump..that is what happens when women age in hollywood
Probably, a part of her nudity being commented on less is that she's not as high profile of an actor. It wasn't just that an actor was naked, but that *Chris Pine* was naked. When top-billed actresses have nude scenes, people do freak out a bit. The comments are just more polite, in general.
Doesn't make sense that Chris Pine and Holga escaped the castle, yet they were already pardoned by the council. Why was the flyer out for them when they were already pardoned?
About public full male nudity, actually, nothing has changed: female nudity is always taken seriously, either as something sensually enticing or sublimely beautiful, while male nudity is still something to merely laugh about, either as ridiculous and gross in lampoon comedy, or grossly oversexed, as the case in point here; even in art, the main point of mainstream discussion is why Michelangelo's David or ancient Greek statues are so short...
Rami squeezing Chris' arm when he was saying that he worked out when shooting Outlaw King is great. man saw the chance and he took it
His Scottish accent is great. He kilt it.
😂😂😂
Badum *RIMSHOT!!* Nice pun.
I see what you did there
Funny
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Could not love Chis Pine more. Especially him asking Why? Why? That man is perfection.
Graham Norton and his show are fantastic. I hope he never retires, and his show continues somehow even when he finally cannot continue.
Love him and his show too for many years.
Hugh Grant is really funny and he's himself, not trying to pretend
Oh he's lovely. Exactly as you said he's always got hilarious stories and is himself in interviews. Fantastic actor who's been in some great films.
Hugh's story about his dad made me thumbs up.
you could do a full video for Hugh Grants highlights only, he‘s my all time favourite guest on the show!!
Can I just say that Sally Field is a National treasure! Hysterical, talented, and in tune with the world.
0:00 CHRIS PINE on learning a scottish accent for a movie
1:39 HUGH GRANT fired an agent for a silly reason
3:29 REGE-JEAN PAGE shocked BRIDGETON's casting director with his accent
5:04 HUGH GRANT has a weird connection to GUY RITCHIE
6:22 HUGH GRANT's father (sometimes) likes to watch his movies
7:46 REGE-JEAN PAGE's hotness "set off" the fire alarm
8:24 CHRIS PINE looks at thirst tweets
Just one pretty big correction for 3:29. Shonda Rhimes isn’t a casting director, she’s one of the biggest television creators, executive producers, and writers around.
what a fabulous collection of interview moments. thank you all for your talent & silliness!! ❤🎬
Chris Pine does have a valid point. He is a good actor. I'll have to catch Dungeons and Dragons.
The cut that makes it look like Rege’s applauding Hugh’s story about his dad *chef’s kiss *
I love Chris Pine - he is awesome and I had no idea he was in the D and D movie - now I definitely have to see it !!
I saw it on Tuesday and it was really really good. I play Dnd and it had some good nods to it but anyone would find it entertaining. Very funny.
Such a good movie
On my first date with my now wife, we went and played pool and other stuff. About 15 minutes into it, I started a Scottish accent to be ridiculous and just did it the entire night. She was cracking up but after a few hours I couldn’t get back to my normal accent for a bit. 😅
An excellent compilation- I've watched hundreds of segments of this show by now and am never not entertained and interested by the mix of and interplay among such diverse guests. Everybody being a little sauced helps too.
Hugh grant is really fantastic when he talks about his dad.
Lol!!! Sally Field gently answering "societal issues"... hilarious. I'm under no delusions that Chris Pine isn't intelligent enough to know why, and I appreciate him wanting to bring this up.
I've never seen an interview where he discusses anything serious so I wouldn't assume that he knew much about anything.
@@brucekaraus7330 Hilariously, I've mostly seen him in interviews bringing up intelligent topics.
I'd say Chris Pines' second theory is more accurate, as a man. It's never my expectation. It's a social double-standard, if not before, then it is currently. My female friends can say a lot of those Tweets, which men cannot the other way around in public situations without ire.
I feel kind of bad for Chris Pine here. He never gets serious and this, the very first time he has brought up a social issue and look what happened. He's shot down before his senten-
... it was a bit condescending in the least. If you go back he was interrupted three times in a row. She literally forbid this man being allowed to be unhappy, or to even communicate his concerns without having met him before. He questioned her on her points, and she doubled down on patronizing.
@@seanthomas5182 In the past I think it was acceptable to focus on a woman's attributes over her performance. A lot of the talk show interviews of the 90's consisted in the host talking about how "great" the woman being interviewed looked, whereas now that same kind of behaviour comes across as being a bit creepy.
But men haven't historically been treated in the same way, and male nudity isn't common either. So there is both the aspect of social novelty and a lack of established convention for talking about men's bodies, and what is and isn't acceptable.
I have seen Chris in interviews where he talks about books and societal issues. He’s clearly a highly intelligent and thoughtful man.
Everytime I see Rami Malek on a chat show it just makes me love his performance in Mr Robot even more.
Why? Because male directors were objectifying women from the get-go and like Sally said, it took society a long while to catch up. He lacked eloquence in his questioning but I love that he's asking it.
Yes - and meanwhile the female objectification of men as status objects and financial plow horses goes uncontested unless you look at American Beauty and 50 shades , magic mike - no one is saying that it’s right - the difference is men don’t whinge about it
Exactly. Misogyny is the answer to 'why?'
Same! I REALLY appreciated him saying the quiet part out loud. Or questioning it, at least.
@@HawaiianBW Yes, the scales are slowly sliding, but there is still a massive imbalance between power of the sexes.
There was also an idea culturally that penises were more vulgar somehow as well. Why, idk. I guess because women weren't allowed to look and enjoy the way men were. Either way, it's all comes back to misogyny and a "boys will be boys" attitude.
I love how robby just grabbed Chris is bicep 😂😂
Over here in Wisconsin in the USA. Just wanna say Graham is the best host and has the best talk show in the world. It’s really not close ☺️
No one can beat Hugh Grant's charisma 🔥
There's so many reasons as to that 'why?' Chris Pine was asking about. And frankly, none of them are acceptable, at least from my perspective.
It shouldn't be expected of either side, but at the same time it shouldn't be made such a big deal when it does happen as well.
Hugh Grant’s chaotic energy is the reason why God’s kept me alive.
Chris Pine was charismatic as ever in this movie.
So, now Chris can play both Kirk *and* Scotty.
Hugh grant is way funnier than I ever remember 😂
It's fascinating how Graham looks the exact same as he did 10 years ago 😂
For the record, British male actors have pretty much all done full frontal - even Daniel Radcilffe . Its americans that are all coy
Ralph Fiennes has done it in four different films.
How did I miss these 😂😂😂
@@johannebaker9730 Best thing about Fiennes full frontal is we see him in his late 20s/early 30s, late 30s (Red Dragon), and in his 50s. Ralph getting naked in A Bigger Splash in his 50s is quite the sight to behold.
In Red Dragon, the director had a few inches digitally removed so as not to distract viewers. Me. Fiennes is blessed.
Harry Belafonte in Buck and the Preacher has a nudity scene by the lake. So funny! Men don't usually have inhibitions about their nudity in general; it is just a Hollywood thing to ensure they are not offending the audience. They could care less; they naturally love to be shirtless and bottomless. As always, I say, hold on to your pants and make us wonder! 🙏 Rjpayne
Chris Pine looks so much like his father!😊
Sally Field was great here at the end! Love her. The guys weren’t bad either 😉😂
It was excellent I agree!
Chris is asking the right questions
As for Chris Pine's question about why people comment on male nudity and not female- it's because female nudity has become so common place. You virtually never see a nude male unless you are watching porn. So yes, people will comment. I agree with Sally- it's an issue that it's expected of women but not men.
I low - key hate that the fuss over it happened where I live
it's also because directors have overwhelmingly been men and so much of what we see has been through "the male gaze."
@@jlitt2917 It is absolutely unnatural that heterosexual men, are attracted to,and like to look at women,don.t you think ??
@@paulbrut I hear your sarcasm, but you know women are also watching these movies. I'm not thrilled by the copious amounts of naked women parading around on the screen while the men are fully dress or covered. It's BS. Either both naked or no naked. Make it fair.
It’s an issue if you make it an issue in your mind! I have no issue with it either way.
Chris Pine, Maximum Diplomat.
Sally Field didn't really answer Chris' question. Men baring more now is still rare. I don't think it's the double standard Chris is after -> this is not a tragedy. Men have gotten to focus more on the acting. A lot of female parts were supporting players and had to show skin because that's what the men in charge and the men in the theatres wanted to see. Certainly there are legitimate cases where it makes sense to show skin for the story. But there are a lot of gratuitous scenes where actresses had to be nude. There were a lot of male executives, directors and writers who are telling their story they wanted it told.
True and also the fact that women have always been more sexualized. Men I think are more perverted, I think most women don't need to see men naked as much but me being a fan of Chris, it was surprising to see but again, not something I need to stay interested in watching him. I love hearing him speak more so. He is so intelligent, charming, and talented 🥰 I won't speak for all women but I think we're more interested or attracted to words, personality, and emotions we feel.
"Gratuitous scenes where actresses had to be nude"...actually, what makes them gratuitous is that they did NOT have to be, it was the director's whin
I think he was addressing that he understood why women were naked all the time, but he wanted to understand why men weren't also, more as a rhetorical question to encourage considering the topic than actually a question for which he desired an answer.
@@HeathsHarleyQuinn I respectfully disagree. Was it rhetorical if he kept pressing Sally Field for an answer? I think he thought he was being somewhat progressive by suggesting we shouldn't be so loose with making fun of men being naked while being "respectful" with actresses who get naked.
@@thaothao26 I agree. He knows why women were shown naked for years but he's saying we shouldn't go backwards making such comments about either sex is wrong.
Idk what the actress sitting on the left’s name is but she looks almost exactly like my 2nd grade teacher! When I first watched mrs doubtfire, I thought my teacher was in the movie 😂
i love sally field
i may have to watch outlaw king now... for research of course!
"Flag" of Japan...Nice...
Sally Field.... WHAT A LEGEND..... and she is so right...... xx
Canada needs a Graham Norton!!
Thank you so much I needed a laugh...
It's rare that men have nude scenes because males were in charge of the whole industry for many years and the majority of them would rather see female nudity. When the unexpected happens it creates a shock factor and thus gets talked about. That's all it is. Nothing more, nothing less.
Which is odd to me as many men seem to enjoy exposing themselves.
Hugh 😂😂
Oh wow…. Just got to the bit where Chris Pine is taking about going the “Full Monty” and an ad banner popped up along the bottom of the screen (as it does)… One word… TACKLE 🤣
sally field shes legend 👑
Watched it last night and didn’t even notice the Scottish accent was just his normal accent
They also filmed in N.Ireland
*"The Crew's GrandFather"* - and who's *he - Nobody?!"* 😆😂So effortless! That is how the humor of saying that is done, without it actually offending!
Chris Pine is awesome.
For some reason I cannot stop laughing about someone saying the word rami-fications while Rami Malek is sitting on the couch 😅🤦♀
Stoke it! 🔥
Chris pine is a gorgeous human being❤❤❤
Those are our guys! And ofc Matthew McConaughey 🥵
MATTHEW IS IN THE SEGMENT 😢🥰🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍😍💘
I think Sally wants a piece of that Pine.
Don't you?
The answer to Chris’s question is that most nudity was filmed with the het male gaze
Not Sally having to educate him omg
Hugh grant ❤
Flag of Japan. 😂👏🏽
Translation: "why has it taken so long?" = i really liked it, and the attention made me feel great. 😂
good Comeback Sally !!
Sally Fields. Golly I adore her so very, very much.
Just walked out the theater. It was a 9.9 out of 10
Sally and Chris in "intelligent mode" conversation. 🤔 Interesting.
He went to my uni in Leeds z- Chris did
Yep! And we had our orientation in Scotland actually (Edinburgh). He was part of my study abroad group from Cal.
Jason Momoa looks unimpressed by Hugh's anecdotes LOL
Chris wasn't just dumb and asking why, it was just a way of speech, that's how someone respectful would approach the issue in a talk show, he didn't want to be condescending or mansplain it, he just wanted to bring it to people's attention, saying it's worth considering and discussing the why, that it reflects a deeper issue. It was a total misunderstanding, and I think Sally was a bit too sensitive to these subjects to pause and think about why Chris is saying it like so, therefore appearing rude or condescending (I say that without any ill will, it was an honest mistake, and I think Sally is wonderful. Also, Chris took no offense, might I add, shows what a true gentleman he is.) I understood the question to be rhetorical instantly, because that how I think and what I would say to convey the sentiment. Also it's ridiculous to think he really didn't know why, Hollywood has been forcing woke and politically correctness for a while, do you really think a seasoned and media trained actor like him wouldn't know about the issues that are been raised and discussed everywhere? That isn't even to say I personally do think he's respectful, intelligent, and a gentleman to boot.
Sorry for the essay, if anyone even reads this.
Just came back from the movies! Will there be sequence, cause I became addicted!
Ok, but this is not the first time Chris Pine has done a Scottish accent for a movie. He played Robert the Bruce in Outlaw King in 2018. Maybe he was rusty but certainly not a novice.
i actually think the title is misleading, he doesn't do a Scottish accent in the new D and D movie to my knowledge and they are actually referencing the outlaw king for the accent, I was totally confused on that one for a bit there.
Yeah they're talking about Outlaw King. This compilation of interviews is edited clips from previous shows :) they just merge old interviews together to help promote current films
Yeah this interview is from 4 years ago when we was promoting that one.
@@fugglie that was what I was thinking too! I'm like "wait what?!"
The whole thing is fun but that last section had me in stiches. I get that Chris Pine wanted to "start a conversation" and I'm glad he's using his privileges for good in that way but the look and exasperation of Sally Field in that interchange made me laugh and cringe.
Chris Pine is actually funny, who knew.
You should see him in Into The Woods. Not a big role, but, Agony 😂
@@EterPuralis OMG yes pure melodrama, over the top hilariousness!
his first "big" role was princess diaries 2 with anne hathaway. pretty comical, if not cheesy.
@@EterPuralis Literally wanted to write that! AGONY was when I finally fell off the couch. 😅 It's not that a hot Californian can't have a nice sense if humor. 😄
Okay! I'm coming! 😅 What my love's oracle!
Who else is stuck in the never ending loop of The Graham Norton show 👀
Not me
@@lego7315 Me neither. One clip per day is suffice.
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Lots actually I’m sure. You watch one and Graham lives in your recommendations ever after😂
Who else is still posting overused questions like this as a cheap way to get likes🤔
Besides his brillianf talent the charm of Crhis i s in his self .irony😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤
No one is talking about Sally Field? She drank from the fountain of youth or something...
Paddington is not a real bear.. Oh no
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GREAT 😆🤯💎
Chris Pine looks sooo 🔥😍
Um because after seeing Jason Segal in forgetting Sarah Marshall we had seen enough for a life time.😂
Why? Because men were making the movies, for men.
Chris is so beautifull
Stoke it, Stoke it good
Chris Pine's comment on male nudity is actually quite interesting - like streakers in sporting events in the UK - Females traditionally didn't get fined when they appeared in court whereas men did. The rationale being that male genitals are outside and women's aren't.
I'm not your mommmm! Eventually I'll get crazy like Harry. 😁😅
Dungeons and dragons was immense...I loved it compared to warcraft it was electric
Go on pine
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Chris Pine would be perfect in the Role as James Bond 🔫🕵️🍸
Nah.... Pine' s a "pretty boy". Ian Fleming' s James Bond is not " pretty". Anybody who ever read one of books, and has taken notice of Fleming' s detailed discription of Bond, can tell Bond has a dangerous no- nonsence air about him, an unpleasent smile, and hooded eyes as cold as death. That is most definitely NOT Chris Pine!
He’s so pure 😂 Why? Misogyny, my dear.
Vaseline?! 😅😅😅 Is related me? 😅 I'll wipe the screen out with my ... 🤔
I struggle to disassociate Chris Pine from James Tiberius Kirk. (Oddly, I have the same problem with William Shatner.)
Man discovers objectification and he is not pleased 🤣🤣🤣 you tell him sally field...she knows her stuff, she played tom hanks love interest in one movie, a couple of years later she ended up playing his mother in forrest gump..that is what happens when women age in hollywood
I actually find Scottish the easiest UK accent to do
Probably, a part of her nudity being commented on less is that she's not as high profile of an actor. It wasn't just that an actor was naked, but that *Chris Pine* was naked.
When top-billed actresses have nude scenes, people do freak out a bit. The comments are just more polite, in general.
Doesn't make sense that Chris Pine and Holga escaped the castle, yet they were already pardoned by the council. Why was the flyer out for them when they were already pardoned?
Not just 10% of it🤣
Did Chris Pine just ask what misogyny was?
About public full male nudity, actually, nothing has changed: female nudity is always taken seriously, either as something sensually enticing or sublimely beautiful, while male nudity is still something to merely laugh about, either as ridiculous and gross in lampoon comedy, or grossly oversexed, as the case in point here; even in art, the main point of mainstream discussion is why Michelangelo's David or ancient Greek statues are so short...
Because penises are/were considered ugly, and Hollywood didn't think anyone wanted to see them. That's why Chris.