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⌈ Secret Post #2373 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I wonder if sometimes it can not be helped. Here you are playing a romantic couple. You are faking the emotions and the actions over and over again. Do those emotions become real at some point? And could this be the reason for the super high, super quick divorce rate in Hollywood. You think you have fallen love with a certain actor but once the movie is finished and both of you are off the set, he/she becomes a different person and you have no idea who you are with anymore.

And if romantic scene can do that to you, what do the more graphic sex scenes do to your mind?

As someone who used to used to do community theater...

[elephantinegrace]

I don't know about graphic sex scenes since I've never done one and I can only speak for myself, but it's actually really easy to avoid falling in love with the actor playing your character's love interest for the same reason it's really easy to avoid committing suicide when you're playing Vincent van Gogh (I'm not saying that not killing yourself is easy, I'm just saying that not killing yourself simply because you play a character who does is really easy). The friendship/romance probably develops from having to spend so much time together rehearsing, not the acting itself.