Men can’t complain about having to lose weight and tone up for roles – that’s just part of their job, writes Suzanne Moore.
I should, as someone who repeatedly complains about the objectification of women, have some sympathy for a young male actor who complains that they feel bad for actively participating in the whole objectification process. Richard Madden, who had the lead role in the BBC drama Bodyguard, says he has been told to lose weight, has to go to the gym twice a day and do the no-carbs thing when he is preparing for nude scenes.
His actor mates face a similar plight: “We’re just feeding this same shit that... Keep reading on The Guardian
I should, as someone who repeatedly complains about the objectification of women, have some sympathy for a young male actor who complains that they feel bad for actively participating in the whole objectification process. Richard Madden, who had the lead role in the BBC drama Bodyguard, says he has been told to lose weight, has to go to the gym twice a day and do the no-carbs thing when he is preparing for nude scenes.
His actor mates face a similar plight: “We’re just feeding this same shit that... Keep reading on The Guardian