Florence Pugh crushed by insults to hot shots in Oppenheimer: ‘She’s too fat for nude scenes’

Too fat for a nude scene. This time it all ended in a fleeting and sentimental social media grinder. Florence Pugh. Film partner OppenheimerNew film Christopher Nolan (by the way: in cinemas in Italy, things are going very well on the wave Barbie), became the subject of very rude and offensive discourse about her naked body. In the film, Pugh plays Jean Tatlock, a young and determined student who becomes the mistress of the protagonist, physicist Robert Oppenheimer, played by Cillian Murphy.

Tatlock is a sort of tortured sexual figure who dives deep into Oppie’s Freudian unconscious, so much so that she is obsessed with him throughout the years of his marriage to Kitty (Emily Blunt) and most of all during Jean’s tragic death. Summing up, Pugh’s role is somewhere between erotic and disturbing. something very attractive, to which the main character aspires. The magnetism that takes place in multiple scenes of sex and nudity (both). Well, this rather drastic and responsible choice of the cast has led to the usual statements about the tastes and pleasures of any person. What wouldn’t work with Pugh? Body.

This is written by several users on social networks, emphasizing that Pugh “too big belly”. Some of them also confirm this with violence and aggression. In short, the usual story. However, there are quite a few comments from many women and men asking for this list of provocative insults to end. But first of all, it is necessary to find comments that would evaluate the interpretation of the actress rather than her forms.

It was Pugh herself who publicly tampered with her Instagram profile a year ago when, after wearing a see-through Valentino gown, the frightening body-shaming began. “It was interesting to observe and testify how easy it is for men to completely destroy the female body

publicly, proudly, publicly. (…) Grow. Learn to respect people, bodies. Learn to respect all women, people. Your life will become much easier, I guarantee it.”