Jane Fonda reflected on her early career, expressing regret over the absence of intimacy coordinators when she filmed sex scenes. In a recent interview, she highlighted the significance of these roles, now standard in the industry since the #MeToo movement emerged in 2017. Fonda emphasized the need for training to address potential issues and underscored the challenges actors face in intimate moments. While some veteran actors remain skeptical about the necessity of intimacy coordinators, Fonda believes their presence would have greatly enhanced her comfort on set.
Every time you begin a movie, you have training. What to do if there's a problem. That never happened. And the other thing, they're called intimacy coordinators. I wish we had them while I was doing sex scenes because it's hard.
What a difference it would've made in terms of my comfort. I missed out on that one.
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