Toni Collette is talking about intimacy coordinators and how she doesn’t always thinkThey are necessary.
“I have to say, in a couple of scenes and different various jobs, I have been offered an intimacy coordinator,” the United States of Tara star told IndieWireInterview. “But I have felt so connected and safe with my creative partners that the intimacy coordinator felt like they were encroaching upon the process, and I’ve denied them access to the actual scene because I didn’t feel like I needed them.”
This year, it was earlier. Game of ThronesSean Bean, actor, expressed his admiration for The Times of LondonIntimacy coordinators “spoil the spontaneity”Scenes
“I think the natural way lovers behave would be ruined by someone bringing it right down to a technical exercise,”He said. “It would inhibit me more because it’s drawing attention to things.”
Collette believes in the advantages that intimacy coordinators provide for those who are more comfortable with one person in a scene and enjoy the freedom to choose whether or not they want one.
“It really is there as a safety net,”She added. “I’ve worked with some wonderful, wonderful people and I have felt so safe. So it’s not always a necessity, but it’s there if you need it.”