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    There’s this story that Mark Hammil tells about being on the set of Star Wars and he mentions to Harrison Ford that their hair should be wet, since it was just wet in the previous scene.

    And Ford says something like, “This ain’t that kind of movie, kid. If the audience is talking about our hair, something has already gone wrong.”

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      I actually really like that line. I remember watching the latest Star Wars trilogy and just nitpicking. I’m not a super fan, I don’t even own anything Star Wars. But, the movies kept pulling out stupid takes that my suspension of disbelief was gone and I kept focusing on hyper details.

      I also like that Harrison Ford calls everyone kid.

  • Arcanepotato@crazypeople.online
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    I think the joke was more that she doesn’t know what fruit shampoo is. She was excited to shower, she knows that bathing is even if she doesn’t do it often.

    Does that mean she’s removing body hair? No, I get why it seems inconsistent. I do think humans have a very diverse expression of body hair and some people have barely any visible body hair even if they don’t remove it.

    If I want to appear hairless I need to shave daily (or more, dark hair on pale skin RIP) whereas I have friends who appear hairless on their legs and armpits unless you get really close. No, it’s not from waxing or laser, it’s just the texture and colour of their body hair.

    I’m not trying to suggest this is definitely what is going on here and it would be nice to see a wider expression of appearances in media. Maybe then we’d get over the narrow view of “acceptable” body hair.

  • TastehWaffleZ@lemmy.world
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    Maybe they forced her to get laser hair removal when they were messing with her. Super underrated show! I love Dirk Gently, whatever character has screen time at a given moment is my favorite character.

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    I’m AMAB and I barely grow armpit hair at all. Barely a few strands. I’ve also never grown a beard or chest hair.

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    IDK it says BBC America, so I guess the explanation is quite simple.
    It’s because Americans are crazy. An having perfectly natural hair under her armpits would be unacceptably disgusting for an American audience.
    While torture, killing and poor hygiene is not.

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      Or this actress didn’t want to grow out pit hair for a comedy show. Not everything is that deep

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        Make-up departments exist. It being a deliberate choice by the production makes much more sense.

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        Which goes back to the above: “Americans are crazy. having perfectly natural hair under her armpits would be unacceptably disgusting for an American”

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          Wouldn’t want to accurately portray women’s natural bodies lest they think it might be acceptable to be unshaven.

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            Natural body is a polite way of framing ungroomed. Men nor women like seeing poor hygiene. Some types of poor hygiene are seen as worse than others. Dirty hair? Sorta gross. Body hair? Disgusting.

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              For real? Did i understand you correct that for you it’s worse having clean hair in armpits or on legs than unwashed hair on the head?

              Do you also remove ALL of your own body hair?

              It is possible to not ever cut any of your hair and still be hygienic and clean!

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                I wish I could permanently delete all my body hair. Laser doesn’t work for me unfortunately

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                Isn’t that for you to decide? I know gay men who think facial hair is disgusting. Some like it. Regardless, I don’t get to tell my audience what they like, which is what you’re trying to do.

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              Natural body is a polite way of framing ungroomed.

              Natural landscape is such a hippie way of framing unpaved!

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    Forcing actors to grow body hair in their more intimate areas should not be a virtue. That’s weird and over the line and you should be ashamed.

    It’s a movie. It’s not a realistic story and shown through a camera, not someone’s real eyes. Suspend your disbelief or leave.

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      Right … no need to grow it. You can just attach some fake hair.

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        Exactly, but even so, it’s an actors job, many lose weight, gain muscle, grow hair, lose hair, all the time for the role. Such a strange thing to be angry about, let the actors decide themselves lmao. What’s with the new trend of people getting offended on behalf of others?

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          If Christian Bale wants to make himself look like Skeletor for a role, that’s his choice.

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          It’s ok if they do it. It’s not ok to be mad if they don’t go far enough. Are you going to cripple the house actor for realisms sake?

          Creating these demands and expectations is not ok.

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      This, and I hope that it wasn’t a body hair fetish that triggered this post.

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    Meanwhile they had to spend a huge emount of time airbrushing Ripley in Alien because she told them to fuck off with that shit.

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      You’re not wrong.

      There’s literally a comment in this thread that pointing out the hairless pits must be because OP has a hair fetish. EDIT: There’s now 2 comments sexualizing this topic.

      Everything is sexualized with women’s bodies. Removing hair is not exempt from that.