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Behind the scenes of movies and tv shows. Disclaimer: None of the pictures are mine, unless stated otherwise.For the one I post myself are mainly found on google, tell me if you want me to credit you. ENJOY

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I feel so bad for Millie Bobby Brown. She’s been sexualized since the minute she entered the industry and gained fame through “Stranger Things” (notice how her male cast mates are allowed to retain their youthful and goofy personalities, whereas she’s forced into wearing makeup and clothes that give off a “mature vibe”) and now she’s being groomed, in real time, by a 31 year old man (who also has an 18 year old girlfriend), and no one is doing or saying anything about it. This is why feminists always say that the sexualization of female celebrities begins young and why it’s connected to them facing sexual violence from men within the industry, and why those men later get away with it. 

I am more and more convinced that children and teenagers just shouldn’t be in the industry, for their own protection. Especially young girls. 

[navyasarchive-deactivated201905]

By the way, Beyoncé had been groomed by Jay Z since she was 15. So this happened to Beyoncé as well (and no one said anything about it), and it’s happening to Millie now, and probably to countless other teenage girls in the industry. 

[lexhokage]

Natalie Portman, following Leon: The Professional

[thatfictionalgal]

Glad someone brought up Natalie Portman up because after Leon, there was some seriously fucked up shit. People were sending rape fantasy letters, a radio station was counting down to her 18th birthday (aka she’s legal to bang and “not be weird”), and sexualized her body as she went through puberty. She talks about it here:

Natalie Portman opens up about experiencing "sexual terrorism" after starring in 'Leon' at 13 - NME

Natalie Portman has spoken out about being sexualised early in her career, saying that she experienced "sexual terrorism" from the age of 13

She was 13 years old. 13! We shouldn’t even pretend nothing like that is happening to child stars now

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Meryl Streep photographed by Brgitte Lacombe on set of Mamma Mia, 2007

[disneydatass]

The Little Mermaid came out on this day 28 years ago; so here’s a clip of Howard Ashman coaching Jodie Benson through “Part Of Your World”

Full video/longer version here

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Jodi: Not really it though :/

Me: BITCH!?

[ithinkimightveinhaledyou]

To Whom It May Concern, All of the female cast members of One Tree Hill have chosen this forum to stand together in support of Audrey Wauchope and one another. To use terminology that has become familiar as the systemic reality of sexual harassment and assault has come more and more to light, Mark Schwahn’s behavior over the duration of the filming of One Tree Hill was something of an “open secret.” Many of us were, to varying degrees, manipulated psychologically and emotionally. More than one of us is still in treatment for post-traumatic stress. Many of us were put in uncomfortable positions and had to swiftly learn to fight back, sometimes physically, because it was made clear to us that the supervisors in the room were not the protectors they were supposed to be. Many of us were spoken to in ways that ran the spectrum from deeply upsetting, to traumatizing, to downright illegal. And a few of us were put in positions where we felt physically unsafe. More than one woman on our show had her career trajectory threatened. The through line in all of this was, and still is, our unwavering support of and faith in one another. We confided in each other. We set up safe spaces to talk about his behavior and how to handle it. To warn new women who joined our ranks. We understood that a lot of it was orchestrated in ways that kept it out of sight for the studio back home. We also understood that no one was fully unaware. The lack of action that has been routine, the turning of the other cheek, is intolerable. We collectively want to echo the calls of women everywhere that vehemently demand change, in all industries. Many of us were told, during filming, that coming forward to talk about this culture would result in our show being canceled and hundreds of lovely, qualified, hard-working, and talented people losing their jobs. This is not an appropriate amount of pressure to put on young girls. Many of us since have stayed silent publicly but had very open channels of communication in our friend group and in our industry, because we want Tree Hill to remain the place “where everything’s better and everything’s safe” for our fans; some of whom have said that the show quite literally saved their lives. But the reality is, no space is safe when it has an underlying and infectious cancer. We have worked at taking our power back, making the conventions our own, and relishing in the good memories. But there is more work to be done. We are all deeply grateful for Audrey’s courage. For one another. And for every male cast mate and crew member who has reached out to our group of women to offer their support these last few days. They echo the greater rallying cry that must lead us to change: Believe Women. We are all in this together. With Love and Courage,

The Cast,

Sophia Bush, Hilarie Burton, Bethany Joy Lenz, Danneel Harris, Michaela McManus, Kate Voegele, Daphne Zuniga, India DeBeaufort, Bevin Prince, Jana Kramer, Shantel Van Santen, and Allison Munn

And Brave Crew,

Audrey Wauchope, Rachel Specter, Jane Beck, Tarin Squillante, Cristy Koebley, JoJo Stephens

And All the rest of the Women We Worked With Who Are Finding Their Voices as We Speak

(via ithinkimightveinhaledyou)

[gillianaofficial]

Snapping on the latex. (for January 3rd! 👽 ) 

#bts #TheXFiles @davidduchovny

[reblogiwill]

#Repost from @shutup_eat with @regram.app …

That’s cute that you are outraged by #JusticeLeague, here is why your opinion isn’t worth a damn thing. I was an #Amazonian - My scene didn’t make the final cut of the #movie -but that doesn’t change the relationship I have with the part and my experience as a female on set. I loved it, I felt empowered. I looked around and saw strong women who are proud of their bodies and their abilities. I saw women I look up to, who all wanted the perception of women to be one of capability. Yes, we wore costumes that showed our bodies, much like the guys did in #300 (which people seem to forget is a Zack Snyder film). At no time was my experience in Justice League sexual which brings me to the point:

Clothing, or lack thereof is NOT sexual. The “problem” is with your association of sex, not what I wear. I’ve fought against this type of person my entire life, the ones that commented my shorts being too short, that made me go home from school because my figure was distracting to the male teachers and students. They didn’t realize that I bought the same kids clothes as everyone else, I just fit in them differently. They blamed their lack of self control on me, they made presumptions of my sexual activity because they lacked control over their own. You can call me whatever you want, you can assert that scantily clad females is regression, but perhaps your view of sexuality is what should be under the microscope, maybe calling it “feminism” doesn’t make it correct or even needed. I love my body. I love being capable. I love the strength and esteem that I’ve developed through physical activity, I also love that I will pass it down to my daughter, she sees me hold my chin high in the face of judgmental trolls, so she can one day do the same, when she faces a society that treats her like a sexual object and will only be considered appropriate as long as her shorts are long enough. I am grateful to #Zacksnyder and #WB for representing female ability, and allowing us to be a part. Keyboard #warriors will search for relevance in this film, so let’s be clear, my Amazonian sisters and I hold our middle finger high to you and your opinion of our costumes. @shutup_eat #shutupEAT

[niklausroyals]

seanjamesteale: Model mutant posing with these goof balls. An oldie but a goodie from the pilot days light years ago. Tune in tonight and see if we’ve changed one bit on episode 7 of @thegiftedonfox #faceframe @marvel @foxtv

[neil-gaiman]

Yesterday it was obscenely cold. Today I put on layers upon layers. It’s a beautiful warm day. I own myself defeated by the weather. #GoodOmens

[jazminesullivan]

Stephanie Beatriz thought she wouldn’t be cast in Brooklyn Nine-Nine I was so happy to see a Latina [Melissa Fumero] on the show, but also so devastated because I knew… I knew there was not going to be any network that was going to cast both of us as ensemble leads on a show. So I cried a lot. And I was devastated. I showed a couple of friends at the time and I was like, *imitates crying* “I’m really happy for her but I really wanted that show.” Then it was like two days later that I got the call [that I was cast], and I was gobsmacked. I was like, “the world is fucking changing.” And it’s such a testament to the show that they cast both of us. And not only us, but also Terry Crews and Andre Braugher [two black men] in positions of power.

[gracerocky]

Who should sit on the Iron Throne? [x]

[justiceleague]

Justice League Featurette - On Set

[gael-garcia]

— Emma Thompson in the commentary for Sense and Sensibility (1995)

Afficher davantage

[jihyo-x]

[niklausroyals]

blairredford: Whenever we sit together a small batch of wildflowers bloom beneath us through the power of friendship  #TheGifted ✖️

[neil-gaiman]

One of those days of filming #GoodOmens when anything you post would be a spoiler and reveal secrets. So here is a photograph of probably an orange chicken shape.

[mortalmab]

You know, I was super excited to hear that Good Omens was being made into a show. Then I was super disappointed when I learned that so many of the characters would have to be cut or combined. I understood why, but I was disappointed. However, getting to follow the progress of the show on your tumblr has not only helped me come to terms with that but gotten me excited again. Thank you, Mr. Gaiman, for keeping us all in the loop. 

[neil-gaiman]

When I pointed out that I had over 300 speaking parts and needed to cut some, I wasn’t talking about anything or anyone in the book. Very few characters in the book had to be cut from the tv series for reasons of budget or time. (I can think offhand of six altogether, and two of them don’t have any dialogue in the book.) 

When I talked in that post about cutting and combining characters, I was talking about characters who I’d created to tell the story with. For example: In the burning of Agnes Nutter scene in the book, nobody except Agnes says anything at all. In the TV version, in addition to about a hundred villagers, there are four speaking parts: Agnes Nutter, Witchfinder Major Thou-Shalt-Not-Commit-Adultery Pulsifer, Witchfinder Private Maggs, and Old Goody Larmour.  That I’ve eliminated one other speaking part and given her lines to Old Goody Larmour is something that you will never notice and will not care about. (We’ll also meet Agnes’s daughter and son in law, because I’m dramatising things that are mentioned in the book or alluded to.)  So that’s honestly not something to worry about…

[feminist-space]

Chadwick Boseman Chose His Black Panther Accent to Make a Point About White Supremacy

The whole point of Wakanda is that it is a truly isolated nation—isolated by its people’s own choosing, turning itself into a technological utopia away from the influence of people beyond its borders. That isolation became crucial to Chadwick Boseman’s portrayal of Black Panther, because he wanted the hero to speak “without colonialism tainting it.”

“People think about how race has affected the world. It’s not just in the States. Colonialism is the cousin of slavery. Colonialism in Africa would have it that, in order to be a ruler, his education comes from Europe. I wanted to be completely sure that we didn’t convey that idea because that would be counter to everything that Wakanda is about. It’s supposed to be the most technologically advanced nation on the planet. If it’s supposed to not have been conquered — which means that advancement has happened without colonialism tainting it, poisoning the well of it, without stopping it or disrupting it — then there’s no way he would speak with a European accent.

If I did that, I would be conveying a white supremacist idea of what being educated is and what being royal or presidential is. Because it’s not just about him running around fighting. He’s the ruler of a nation. And if he’s the ruler of a nation, he has to speak to his people. He has to galvanize his people. And there’s no way I could speak to my people, who have never been conquered by Europeans, with a European voice.“

[filmhall]

Peter Cushing & George Lucas on the set of A New Hope