In her latest film, Gwyneth Paltrow openly shares her decision to bypass an intimacy coordinator while filming steamy scenes with Timothee Chalamet. In a feature for Vanity Fair, she highlights the extensive amount of intimate content in the film and her preference for creative liberty in the moment. The movie, titled 'Marty Supreme,' directed by Josh Safdie, is set in the 1950s and centers on a scandalous affair between Chalamet's character and Paltrow's role as a rival's wife. Paltrow's remarks also reflect her experiences from the Me Too movement, discussing her own past encounter with Harvey Weinstein.
Paltrow expressed how she and Chalamet, comfortable in their roles, preferred creative freedom over the guidance of an intimacy coordinator, stating, 'I would feel... stifled by that.'
Discussing her experience with Harvey Weinstein, Paltrow recalled, 'he propositioned that we go to his hotel room for massages,' showcasing her brave stance in the Me Too era.
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