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The unauthorized activity was considered a slap in the face by the actresses, many of whom complained to local media. They felt violated by the actions and called on Reddit and the authorities to respond.
I'm sorry, what? This isn't about money?
“It’s just abuse. You deliver something for the production and the story, and then you end up being molested that way,” Jensen said.
Okay, so this is definitely about money. Nobody is watching porn for the story.
I think the issue they're raising is that these clips aren't from porn, they're from movies that happen to have nude scenes. They argue that taking the nude scene out of the larger context is molesting them.
I can understand not liking it, but I don't see how it would be unexpected.
Seems insensitive to molested people.
But they still agreed to do the nude scene though? If you aren't comfortable with people seeing you naked, maybe don't agree to be naked on film? Context literally doesn't matter.
I don't see how they didn't expect this either. That's why I absolutely think this is about money and nothing else.
Odd that they would go for the Danish version of /r/watchitfortheplot and not the English one.
The "they" in this sentence are Danish actresses, so it doesn't actually seem that odd
So when are they taking down celebjihad?