Recently, according to Japanese media reports, actor Mizuhara Keiko revealed that when filming Netflix's "Other Woman", she was asked by male producers to show her body hair, causing heated discussion.
Mizuhara Said that when filming the sexual scene, the male producer Osamu Umekawa actually asked her to show her body hair, and she did not understand it, so she always refused.
Seeing that Mizuhara Xizi refused, the producer made a more absurd suggestion, that is, to let Mizuhara Xizi shave her body hair and then attach prosthetic body hair, which was simply outrageous. Eventually, because Mizuhara refused to show her body hair, the producers decided to adjust the picture according to the shooting angle.
Recalling her original filming experience, Mizuhara said that she was very distressed, she felt that the film side wanted to use her first exposed body hair as a selling point to hype, coupled with the fact that the producers put their hands on the legs of other actresses during the dinner, which made her very uncomfortable, so she asked for the introduction of an intimate behavior coordinator.
This profession is to act as a bridge between the actor and the producer when shooting sexual shots, so that the actors are not forced to shoot in a safe and secure environment.
The chaotic relationship between men and women and the unspoken rules are the inherent impressions of the outside world on the entertainment industry, but when they heard Mizuhara Yoshiko say that she was required to show her body hair, netizens were still shocked, and they condemned the disgusting behavior of Japanese producers, and did not even have the slightest respect for the actors.